I bet some people wince whenever the abortion topic is dredged up. It's becoming a dead horse in some people's minds.
Not mine.
When I took my kids to the Museum of Science & Industry last year, I made sure they saw the fetus exhibit. They were creeped out... but didn't ask any questions other than "Are those real?"
I said yes, and then explained to them how some of those babies might have been acquired by the museum.
My ex didn't think what I told them was appropriate (well, it's not like I described the abortion process), and was pissed at me for the rest of the day.
For myself, I felt a bit a relief knowing they had a bit of knowledge most of their peers did not. And that they would remember what I told them one day.
Good on you. Every parent should be so responsible.
Or mine. I don't have the words to express how I feel living in a society that values "things" more than "people", a society so enamored of these "things" that it inflicts a form of capital punishment so horrifically brutal that we won't even suffer condemed criminals in execution to anything comparable.
Hitler's policies: 6 Million lives
Planned Parenthood et. al: 45 Million lives
And those people have the audacity to whine about a few dead terrorists...