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One might easily say they have suffered enough. Moreover, women are often unaware of the full reality of the child, and how horrible abortion is for the child.

I disagree. Women who claim this remind me of those "good" Germans, who under the Nazi regime claimed they "didn't know."

While I don't wish cancer upon anyone (except, say, Saddam Hussein and all members of Al Qaida), I do believe most women DO know "the full reality of the child, and how horrible abortion is."

It should be intuitive for all women. Pro-choice propaganda can be very persuasive to some.

Women who claim this remind me of those "good" Germans, who under the Nazi regime claimed they "didn't know."

Between Two Holocausts A number of years ago, I took a college course in contemporary Jewish history, and the course content obviously included a Holocaust retrospective. The two questions every person in that class asked at the end of the term are the same two questions that all distraught Jews have been asking since the end of World War II: 1) How can a civilized, intellectual and educated society of people, made up of individuals presumably with consciences and souls just like everyone else, choose to systematically target and eliminate another group of individuals in cold blood, without mercy or a second thought?...

I do believe most women DO know "the full reality of the child, and how horrible abortion is."