I blanked out the emotions after each of my SEVEN abortions

Daily Mail ^ | 15th July 2008 | Alison Smith Squire

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[TexasCajun]

"Abortion! Do it for Mother Earth!

[nickcarraway]

Birth control is not infallible.

[Blogger]

7 times? More bull!

[Tax-chick]

If abortion is not immoral, why would having seven of them be immoral?

They know it's wrong, but (perhaps thinking of themselves) they think a woman should be allowed to kill a limited number of babies before she smartens up. Women like Angela blow the cover for everyone who's pro-abortion: if it's okay to kill one baby because you've been promiscuous and careless, why not seven, if you want to continue being promiscuous and careless?

[Tax-chick]

Correct use of birth control pills has a very high probability of avoiding pregnancy. It is immensely, gigantically improbable that this extremely messed-up woman conscientiously and correctly used contraceptives of known effectiveness, yet still managed to “fall” pregnant eight times.

[Chicos_Bail_Bonds]

Is she a guest speaker at the DNC in Denver?

[ILiveInLiberalHell]

Government health care in England appears to have no waiting list for abortions, just every other medical situation.

[Tax-chick]

Every one of those men is as guily as she is

You're right.

[wideawake]

In the US abortion is considered an inviolable part of the "right to privacy" and perversely regarded as an almost God-given right in and of itself. "My body, my choice" - in the US it is couched in the framework of personal freedom, with utilitarian and social arguments in the back seat.

In the UK the debate is different - it is seen mostly as a social or medical issue and a medical or psychological reason has to be given in order to be allowed to have an abortion. In other words, abortion is a bad thing but it is sometimes necessary.

In the US, abortion is a !right! and therefore can never be considered instrisically wrong.

[Tax-chick]

Good points.

[PGR88]

I couldn’t even finish the article. I felt like I was reading about the BTK Killer - someone who didn’t even reflect on their actions at all.

[wolfcreek]

Is it to late for a very, very late term abortion.

[HighlyOpinionated]

Isn't it the Liberals who say schools should hand out condoms and 'the pill' to students as young as 10 or so?

Here's a perfect example of why ABSTINENCE is the ONLY Birth Control Method that works 100% of the time.

She didn't get counseling when her step-father sexually abused her. Her mother wasn't a nurturing mother. Why didn't she tell her father? Apparently he wasn't too involved in her life as she grew up. What was she taught at school? Was there no mentoring adult in her life? What about religion? Who discussed correct and incorrect behavior to her? Who explained cause and effect to her?

Yes, in ways she was a victim, but once she grew up, she was expected to take responsibility of her own life. She didn't just "blank out" her abortions, she blanked out a clear conscience. I surely hope Ben turns out better than she and has few psychological scars.

[eleni121]

Any nation aborting itself cannot survive.

[denydenydeny]

You really have to be incredibly stupid to have had seven abortions in the developed world. The women in the old Soviet Union who typically had 30 or 40 abortions over a lifetime at least had the excuse that their economies could not produce consumer birth control products. Idiots like this woman have no excuse.

[Little Ray]

Agreed. IMHO, abortion has reached a state where is it is no longer an ethical issue, but a national security issue.

[ConorMacNessa]

According to Whoopi Goldberg, this is the type of woman we should "revere".