Just to put things in perspective a bit, here are some statistics on the abortion rates in the US:
Historical abortion statistics, United States
Compiled by Wm. Robert Johnston
last updated 4 March 2006
Year Live Births Estimated Reported
1999 3,959,417 1,314,800 861,789
2000 4,058,814 1,313,000 857,475
2001 4,025,933 1,303,000 853,485
2002 4,021,726 1,293,000 854,122
2003 4,089,950 575,831
2004 4,121,000 285,677
Estimated = Estimated # of Abortions.
Reported = Reported # of Abortions.
Official abortion statistics are often low due to incomplete reporting. In the United States, for example, not all states mandate such reporting. Even in those states that require or encourage reporting of abortion statistics, this reporting is incomplete (as demonstrated by higher numbers reported to abortion advocacy organizations). From 1988 to 1997, the total number of U.S. abortions reported to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control was 11.3% lower than the total number reported to the Alan Guttmacher Institute (the research branch of Planned Parenthood). In 1998 four states discontinued state-level gathering of abortion statistics, contributing to the 25.4% drop in CDC figures from 1997 to 1998.
source: http://www.johnstonsarchive.net/policy/abortion/index.html#AD
Killing babies to me is worse.........WE as human beings have much more potential to our futures as a human race than a dog, cat, mouse, bird, tree, though all can contribute to a degree of happiness, but there is something very special about people...........Hey! I'm one of them...
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In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida,