15 Reasons Why the Pro-Life Movement is Winning on Abortion

Life News ^ | 7/16/14 | Jill Stanek

[trisham]

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[TheOldLady]

Oh, if you’ve been missing the ZOT threads, you could always get on the ping list.

[Biggirl]

Thank-you! Want on them!

[TheOldLady]

You’re on mine now. Thank you for joining.

[BykrBayb]

Never.

[BykrBayb]

What’s an opus?

LOL, I'm thinking that post was.

[Gefn]

I always thought Opus was a penguin in Bloom County, :)

[ansel12]

You have to remember marriage as a universal institution is relatively new. In the last two hundred years, it went from the lower class has no exception (or ability) to get married to the high marriage rates of the early 1900’s.Simply put, the lower classes have have typically had lower rates of wedlock throughout history.

Remember? I have never heard of it. Poor people in Western Civilization couldn't marry?

I would like to see the sources for that.

[ansel12]

I remember as a kid where every dang show on TV had a heroic woman killing her child.

When was that?

[redgolum]

My bride’so water broke at 15 weeks. I saw my little girls face that day. My child was delivered at 33 weeks, and is sleeping in front of me.

I do not understand those who say she was not a child at 15 weeks, yet is today

[redgolum]

Early 80’s, late 70’s.

[redgolum]

I will reply in depth later as typing on my phone sucks. Marriage rates for the lower classes in Europe were very low in the 17th and 18th century. If you look at English and French records from the time, there was a large class of unmarried men and illegitimate children. Marriage was expensive and many laborers in cities did not marry.

[Chesterbelloc]

Racist no, but I am guilty of being a cold calculating strategic bastard.

As you just so successfully demonstrated in avoiding the zot.

[TheOldLady]

Are you sure that he avoided it?

http://www.freerepublic.com/~fee/

[Neidermeyer]

I had a post ,, this article , disappear (audited?) with no explaination ... it is important news related to restoring the rule of law? ,, What Happened? It was posted just about an hour ago , 17:42 I think..

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[ansel12]

I remember as a kid where every dang show on TV had a heroic woman killing her child.

I don't recall abortion on TV shows being common in the 1970s and 1980s.

I also am curious about the rate of marriage for females before 200 years ago, I sure don't think there were many in America, or anywhere else actually.

Here is an example from a book describing Medieval British Society, 1066– 1485 ""As many as 94 percent of the peasant farmers were married. ""

[Jim Robinson]

The moderator pulled it because your posted link did not work.

[Yaelle]

You guys were very blessed. 15 weeks is so early no doctor would have given you much hope. 33 weeks, that is awesome! Full term for twins, almost!! Enjoy a happy lifetime with your little girl.

Oh, I agree. Just my regular sonogram at 15 weeks showed a little Casper the friendly ghost forehead which my daughter still has at age 2! And I did see her heart beating at 6.2 weeks, and prayed it would beat for at least another 80 years.

[Gefn]

I remember there was an episode of “Maude”, where Maude considered having an abortion.

I can’t think of any other shows, but I do remember Elaine with her sponges.

[RKBA Democrat]

Those 15 reasons miss the most important one:math. Children tend to take on the philosophy and ethics of their parents. The parents who embrace the culture of life have kids. The culture of death kills it’s children. So, 40 years later there are far fewer women who are pro infanticide.