They blurred the picture.
Here's my unedited comment, submitted to the Media censors, under the screenname ilean30:
This is completely acceptable and long overdue. We show our children photos of death camps from Nazi Germany in school, and as a culture encourage them to fuel themselves with violent content of film, tv and music but abortion is talked about in hushed, secretive tones with Madison Ave.-worth, soft-sell terms like "choice," "a women's right," "reproductive rights."
One comment says anti-war folks could show pictures of injured or killed soldiers. We see that too. On the news. But you don't see the partially decayed and skeletal remains of the Iraqi mass graves on the news, do you? No, of course not. People with a specific political agenda are afraid of truth, afraid of reality, afraid of hard facts whether it's the horrors in Saddam's Iraq or what really happens when you have your baby, your unborn child removed from your womb.
These people want to control the dialog in order to control opinion. They don't want informed discussion, or informed women. These billboards are about sharing the TRUTH and shining light on the masked reality of an abortion.