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And to suggest women are only good for giving birth, and to mandate women give birth, is insulting, tyrannical and evil.

Here's the way I look at it:

There are links that are being ignored and not being explored.

There is a link with abortions and breast cancer
There is a link with not bearing children and breast cancer
There is a link with HRT and breast cancer
There is a link with long-term hormonal birth control use and breast cancer

Instead of getting mad that there are links, why don't we explore those links and come up with better methods of HRT and birth control?

IMHO, denying the links because it's not PC to do so (because of people who're reacting to these links like you are right now) is the crime.

By burying our heads in the sand because we don't like the facts, we're increasing many women's odds of getting a disease. We're not looking into alternative hormonal therapies that could stop this process from getting started. If we're brave enough to accept the truth, we can fix the problem.

And no, I don't mean by making every woman a 'slave' to pregnancy, childbirth and nursing.

Imagine if there were a shot that a woman could get after a miscarriage that would reduce her BC risk. Or a better form of birth control that wouldn't increase her risk.

But we can't go there because people will hysterically scream 'misogyny!' at the mere mention of the possible links.

And so women die.

Thanks for 'defending' us from science. Us little girls can't possibly manage the knowledge of an increased risk. Apparently our little heads just can't handle it.