Quote (Chainsaw47 @ May 30 2018 01:50pm)
Obviously states with more conservative values will have a lower reported rate. You can’t pinpoint it on accessibility.
On a side note, I’m assuming you’re totally okay with the drastic rise in welfare that would follow if abortion was made illegal?
Could you link your 30 year-old uncited study?
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/12346320I still fail to see the logical extension between giving someone the right to live and that meaning i'm for subsidizing their existence afterwards.
I grew up during the 90s in a very depressed part of the world. No point in being too descriptive but eastern Europe after the fall of the USSR was really bad. City i grew up had the highest rate of heroin use in all of Europe at one point, there were times i went to sleep on an empty stomach. My mother could of had me aborted and cited well times are tough, i'm poor, etc, but she didn't and today i'm happy she didn't.
She gave me life and today i'm very happy to be alive. I can enjoy the many joys and fruits of life. I am happy that i exist, i am happy that i exist even though currently i wouldn't say i'm wealthy or other issues of life arise.
Ask the 80% of humanity that lives in poverty if they would rather exist in this poverty or not exist at all, what do you think their answer would be?
I fight for the rights of unborn humans that undoubtedly would want this right to life even if their whole life is miserable. 99% of abortions are performed not because of rape or incest or life threat to the mother (at least here in the US), but because we put our selfish desires and ambitions before someone that we are responsible for creating. I rather exist in poverty and hardship than not exist at all.