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To: JBW1949

“Why do so many women ant to kill a child?????”

You know I think they just don’t “want” to be pregnant but they don’t do what is necessary to not become pregnant.

Most who have abortions? Were not even using any form of contraception! They did not even try to prevent the pregnancy from happening to start with. They just thought “well if I get pregnant I’ll have an abortion”.

Sometimes they got pregnant because their contraception failed. Most often it failed because they did not use it correctly, it was ignorance on their part.


7 posted on 07/24/2018 10:59:11 AM PDT by Morgana ( Always a bit of truth in dark humor.)
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To: Morgana

I see no reason why they cannot give birth and if they do not want the child, give him/her for adoption...

There are many couples who, for some reason, want, but cannot have a child...And there doesn’t seem to be a lot of young ones for adoption anymore...They are being killed off before birth...


23 posted on 07/24/2018 11:44:21 AM PDT by JBW1949 (I'm really PC....PATRIOTICALLY CORRECT!!!!)
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To: Morgana; JBW1949
I used to think "If abortion is the fire, contraception is the water."

But long experience and some study of the statistics has given me a different view: "If abortion is the fire, contraception is the gasoline."

The Guttmacher Institute (and their research is more reliable than anybody else's) says that about half of the women who get abortions were using contraceptives (LINK).

I find this absolutely believeable. Other than the drastic long-term methods (tubal ligation, or hormonal inserts/implants/injectables), all the other methods (condoms, barriers, jams & jellies) end up increasing the pregnancy risk. How? Because they are subject to very poor user-effectiveness rates.

And although they reduce the risk of pregnancy per each act of intercourse, they generally increase frequency of intercourse, and statistically, the reduction of risk is negated by the increase of risk-exposure.

In short, contraceptives don't "take the worry out of being close."

31 posted on 07/24/2018 12:54:43 PM PDT by Mrs. Don-o ("I ain't denyin' the women are foolish. The Good Lord made 'em to match the men.")
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