[Ronaldus Magnus]

I would like authentic Pro-life folks to go at this in such a way as to save life.

You use of the third person voice to describe the pro-life side of this polar issue belies your true intentions.

When the issue is out there to stop all abortion except for the few instances, there needs to be support for that by pro-life community as a step toward no abortions

For the fifth time, National Right-To-Life has been willing to accept any limitation on abortion for over thirty years. We will not, however, abandon our principles on the recommendation of our opposition. Surely you people can do better than that.

[Ciexyz]

We should all rejoice that the number of abortions performed in the US is continuing its steady drop. Which means that the efforts of the pro-life movement to educate Americans has borne fruit.

[A CA Guy]

I find the stubborn part of the pro-life movement that goes for the 100% or nothing to be a detriment to life and to be on the extremest/obsessive side.

I am pro-life, I love God and struggle as much as any guys trying to live by His rules and all, but I do think I deal with reality far better than the extremist among the pro-life movement.

I share the same goals of the most extreme pro-life person in wanting no death, I just don't believe in self-sabotage of progress toward the goal by being obsessed with the all or nothing. Things just don't work that way unless you like to get nothing as a result all the time.