OK, I’m coming out of the closet. I’m pro-life.

[iverglas]

117. will you do a premise check there?

Do you think that contraception should be readily available and widely used,
and that sex education encouraging the use of contraception should be improved, which would result in unwanted pregnancies being rare, which in turn would result in abortions being rare?

You keep making this claim: that the measures you advocate would result in unwanted pregnancies being rare.

What evidence and/or argument do you have for that claim?

Surely you understand that you just don't get to stick it into a question and require that the person being asked the question assume its fact-hood.

There actually is not the slightest shred of factual basis for your claim, that unwanted pregnancies would become "rare" by improving sex education and encouraging the use of contraception.

And you are still not responding to the actual issue: why you and others insist on saying that you want abortion to be rare.

If you want unwanted pregnancies to be rare, why do you not say that?

What is it you are really concerned about: the distress that unwanted pregnancy causes women, or the fact that some women with unwanted pregnancies have abortions?