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Whats wrong with this sentence? Answer = contraception and unwed pregnancies in the same sentence. The whole theory is horsefeathers.

Except for the FACT that the rise in contraception has been accompanied by a rise in unwed pregnancy.

We are where we are due to a psychological and moral breakdown of society encouraged by the Progressive anti-religion crowd. And don’t leave out LBJ’s Great Society which created the welfare state and destroyed the black family. Lets just put blame where blame is due.

Planned Parenthood played a key role in all of that.

Thanks to contraception I was able to control my ability to reproduce which I had no inclination to do.

Now this is getting a little clearer.

Millions of women were spared unwanted pregnancies due to contraceptive measures.

Really? Do you include abortion as a "contraceptive measure"? Contraception has been readily available for fifty years, yet 53 MILLION babies have been killed since 1973.

Contraception and abortion are not the same thing or anywhere near it.

Had your contraception failed, what would YOU have done with the baby you had "no inclination" for?

There is an economist (can't remember name but he made Freakenomics) who was able to link Roe v. Wade to the decline in crime in the U.S. Horsehocky I say, but he used real stats to do it. Anyone can use anything to prove any theory that they want.

Lets look at this theory: Prescription contraceptives should be available to those who pay to go to the doctor and then pay for the contraceptives. NO gubmint money for illegitimate children. This includes Medicaid, WIC, SSI, etc. What would the result of this experiment be? Would we see a return to the original family?

By the way, I haven't read any posts that advocate abortion as a form of contraception.