And what does irresponsibly having abortions because using contraceptives is too inconvenient have to do with "controlling one's own life"? Women who exert control over their lives don't get pregnant with babies they intend to kill.
Elizabeth Sepper, an associate professor of law at Washington University, said personal stories from female attorneys might be an effective strategy both from legal and emotional standpoints.
Yep, women flaunting their callous disregard for human life makes *me* emotional. And the more they display their vapid selfishness, the more emotional I get.
For one, she said, their stories bear witness to the court's opinion in a previous abortion case, Planned Parenthood of Southeastern Pennsylvania v. Casey, that women's equal participation in society depends on their access to abortion.
Really? Women who are too irresponsible to take measures against getting pregnant because they know they can kill the kid hardly make a good argument for the idea that women deserve equality. Killing babies does not make one equal. And plenty of women have become successful who have never had an "unwanted" pregnancy. I wish those abortion pushers would quit trying to make women look so stupid and irresponsible.
There is one other aspect of abortion that its promoters never mention. Abortion is all about killing those who do not contribute materially to society. Those who accept abortion are being conditioned to accept that they, too, can and should be discarded the moment they become "useless eaters."
Your pro-contraception argument is flawed. You assume contraception is foolproof and that women seeking abortion are just too lazy to contracept. False. Even Planned Parenthood admits that the majority of women who have abortions were indeed contracepting at the time they got pregnant. So spare us your lecture on birth control.