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According to Planned Barrenhood's Alan Guttmacher Institute, each day of disrupted activity at an abortion mill produced permanent "saves" who wound up being born. Some even had child support payments ordered by the courts.

So what you're saying is you get credit for doing pro bono work for other people who can infer some undefined number of "saves" according to what the pro-aborts tell their followers.

Yea.

I see lots of activity, but no accomplishments. Certainly not enough to offset your sanctimony, conceit, and intransigence.

I can't claim anything more than demonstrations, information booth duty, narrowly avoided wreckages in college and occupation (some still showing up), one pro-life conference attendance, local Right to Life activity, and publishing polemics,

Of course, I'm not an attorney, and I don't flatter myself by thinking I actually accomplished anything.

I can say I did learn, beyond any shade of doubt, if the pro-life movement ever actually starts to succeed in anything...the rules are going to get changed.

I have nothing but contempt for anyone who doesn't fight to win, which should tell you what I think of you.

What do you think of people like yourself who clearly don't fight to win and clearly do not even fight? Bloviating irrelevancies is NOT fighting. Instead of enriching the hunter/gatherer pro-abort males guzzling suds by the keg at the local sports bar with what otherwise might have been child support payments (BTW there is no law prohibiting custody being awarded to even unmarried dads) in between illicit dalliances, maybe you could spend your time on something more useful: national veterinary care from womb to tomb for puppies and kittens or a National Monument for the Unknown Suds Addict or an AlGore monument entitled "A Waste is a Terrible Thing to Mind" or maybe a thimble size monument reminding us that John Kerry served (the VC and NVA) in Vietnam when he was supposed to be running a gunboat and in Paris thereafter. You are embarrassing only yourself by suggesting that your eccentric notions will win anything for the pro-life movement.

BTW, IIRC William Wilberforce spent nearly 50 years in Parliament, singlemindedly devoted to ending slavery and won as he lay dying. The abolition movement was even older here. In fact the RTL movement is second only to the abolition movement in seniority among serious movements. Roe vs. Wade is now 34+ years old not 40. And, lest I forget, you don't know what you are talking about.