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Women before RvW weren't getting pregnant to start with, because they knew if they did, they would be having a baby. As stated, those numbers come out of your ass.
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Women before RvW weren't getting pregnant to start with, because they knew if they did, they would be having a baby. As stated, those numbers come out of your ass.
"Although few reliable statistics are available on the number of abortions performed before legalization, the numbers performed between the late 1960s and mid-1970s are believed to represent substantial increases.13 "
Did Abortion Legalization Reduce the Number Of Unwanted Children? Evidence from Adoptions
I notice the selective editing there....
The number of adoptions rose from 91,000 in 1957 to 175,000 in 1970, then fell to 130,000 by 1975; the decline of the early 1970s coincided with the legalization of abortion.10 During this period, the population of women of childbearing age (15-49) grew steadily, birthrates among unmarried women rose and total birthrates fell.11 The decline in adoptions appears most dramatic among unmarried teenagers.12 Although few reliable statistics are available on the number of abortions performed before legalization, the numbers performed between the late 1960s and mid-1970s are believed to represent substantial increases.13
Wow, the WHOLE paragraph paints a totally different picture, doesn't it?
No, it doesn't. The adoptions went down because abortions increased, you retard.
I notice the selective editing there....
The number of adoptions rose from 91,000 in 1957 to 175,000 in 1970, then fell to 130,000 by 1975; the decline of the early 1970s coincided with the legalization of abortion.10 During this period, the population of women of childbearing age (15-49) grew steadily, birthrates among unmarried women rose and total birthrates fell.11 The decline in adoptions appears most dramatic among unmarried teenagers.12 Although few reliable statistics are available on the number of abortions performed before legalization, the numbers performed between the late 1960s and mid-1970s are believed to represent substantial increases.13
Wow, the WHOLE paragraph paints a totally different picture, doesn't it?
No, it doesn't. The adoptions went down because abortions increased, you retard.
Yes it does.... Let's do the math, okay.
It is estimated that for every 2-3 live births there is one abortion.
Again, let's take the three data points you offered and compare the live birth numbers to the
1957- 4,308,000 birth - 91,000 adoptions. - 2% given up.
1970- 3,731,386 births- 175,000 adoption. - 4% given up
1975- 3,144,198 births- 130,000 adoptions - 4% given up
So between 1957 and 1970, the birth rate with abortion being illegal- actually DROPPED by 600K, while the number of adoptions doubled. which means less women were having babies, but more of them were giving them away.
Then between 1970 and 1975, the birth rate dropped another 600K, but the number of adoptions ONLY dropped 35K. The actual percentage kind of stayed the same.
So what else happened? Well, the birth control pill was introduced in the 1960's, that probably had a lot more to do with the drop in the birth rate. The number of abortions probably didn't change all that much or even went down.
You see, this is what you fail to realize. Abortion laws prior to 1970 were kind of like the prostutitions laws are today. Everyone knows where to find one, and no one was really enforcing the laws. A law that isn't enforced is just as bad as a law that doesn't exist.
since the pill was around for years before abortion
would not the birh rates already have that factor worked in
by 1974
Again..
to be honest we need real terms
we would need to see thr birth rate per women as well
Plus you make the assumption that all women that wanted abortions
before Roe got them
Do we have a source for that?
since the pill was around for years before abortion
would not the birh rates already have that factor worked in
by 1974
Again..
to be honest we need real terms
we would need to see thr birth rate per women as well
Plus you make the assumption that all women that wanted abortions
before Roe got them
Do we have a source for that?
Yeah, the source is, the birth rate didn't drop in 1973. Not by much.
Which means that women who had no problem finding abortions in 1973 when they were legal had no problem finding them in 1972 when they were illegal.
I notice the selective editing there....
The number of adoptions rose from 91,000 in 1957 to 175,000 in 1970, then fell to 130,000 by 1975; the decline of the early 1970s coincided with the legalization of abortion.10 During this period, the population of women of childbearing age (15-49) grew steadily, birthrates among unmarried women rose and total birthrates fell.11 The decline in adoptions appears most dramatic among unmarried teenagers.12 Although few reliable statistics are available on the number of abortions performed before legalization, the numbers performed between the late 1960s and mid-1970s are believed to represent substantial increases.13
Wow, the WHOLE paragraph paints a totally different picture, doesn't it?
No, it doesn't. The adoptions went down because abortions increased, you retard.
Yes it does.... Let's do the math, okay.
It is estimated that for every 2-3 live births there is one abortion.
Again, let's take the three data points you offered and compare the live birth numbers to the
1957- 4,308,000 birth - 91,000 adoptions. - 2% given up.
1970- 3,731,386 births- 175,000 adoption. - 4% given up
1975- 3,144,198 births- 130,000 adoptions - 4% given up
So between 1957 and 1970, the birth rate with abortion being illegal- actually DROPPED by 600K, while the number of adoptions doubled. which means less women were having babies, but more of them were giving them away.
Then between 1970 and 1975, the birth rate dropped another 600K, but the number of adoptions ONLY dropped 35K. The actual percentage kind of stayed the same.
So what else happened? Well, the birth control pill was introduced in the 1960's, that probably had a lot more to do with the drop in the birth rate. The number of abortions probably didn't change all that much or even went down.
You see, this is what you fail to realize. Abortion laws prior to 1970 were kind of like the prostutitions laws are today. Everyone knows where to find one, and no one was really enforcing the laws. A law that isn't enforced is just as bad as a law that doesn't exist.
No, it doesn't. The adoptions went down because abortions increased, you retard.
Yes it does.... Let's do the math, okay.
It is estimated that for every 2-3 live births there is one abortion.
Again, let's take the three data points you offered and compare the live birth numbers to the
1957- 4,308,000 birth - 91,000 adoptions. - 2% given up.
1970- 3,731,386 births- 175,000 adoption. - 4% given up
1975- 3,144,198 births- 130,000 adoptions - 4% given up
So between 1957 and 1970, the birth rate with abortion being illegal- actually DROPPED by 600K, while the number of adoptions doubled. which means less women were having babies, but more of them were giving them away.
Then between 1970 and 1975, the birth rate dropped another 600K, but the number of adoptions ONLY dropped 35K. The actual percentage kind of stayed the same.
So what else happened? Well, the birth control pill was introduced in the 1960's, that probably had a lot more to do with the drop in the birth rate. The number of abortions probably didn't change all that much or even went down.
You see, this is what you fail to realize. Abortion laws prior to 1970 were kind of like the prostutitions laws are today. Everyone knows where to find one, and no one was really enforcing the laws. A law that isn't enforced is just as bad as a law that doesn't exist.
Not according to the Guttmacher institute. You're numbers are bogus.
Yes it does.... Let's do the math, okay.
It is estimated that for every 2-3 live births there is one abortion.
Again, let's take the three data points you offered and compare the live birth numbers to the
1957- 4,308,000 birth - 91,000 adoptions. - 2% given up.
1970- 3,731,386 births- 175,000 adoption. - 4% given up
1975- 3,144,198 births- 130,000 adoptions - 4% given up
So between 1957 and 1970, the birth rate with abortion being illegal- actually DROPPED by 600K, while the number of adoptions doubled. which means less women were having babies, but more of them were giving them away.
Then between 1970 and 1975, the birth rate dropped another 600K, but the number of adoptions ONLY dropped 35K. The actual percentage kind of stayed the same.
So what else happened? Well, the birth control pill was introduced in the 1960's, that probably had a lot more to do with the drop in the birth rate. The number of abortions probably didn't change all that much or even went down.
You see, this is what you fail to realize. Abortion laws prior to 1970 were kind of like the prostutitions laws are today. Everyone knows where to find one, and no one was really enforcing the laws. A law that isn't enforced is just as bad as a law that doesn't exist.
Not according to the Guttmacher institute. You're numbers are bogus.
The Guttmacher institute is pro-choice.
But you know what, I'm getting bored with this.
It isn't any of my business, and it isn't any of your business.
MIND YOUR OWN FUCKING BUSINESS. When your life is perfect,then you can come back and lecture to the rest of us.
Abortion gives the GOP another tool to bring their very conservative base together. I doubt that most republicans want it outlawed.
Yes it does.... Let's do the math, okay.
It is estimated that for every 2-3 live births there is one abortion.
Again, let's take the three data points you offered and compare the live birth numbers to the
1957- 4,308,000 birth - 91,000 adoptions. - 2% given up.
1970- 3,731,386 births- 175,000 adoption. - 4% given up
1975- 3,144,198 births- 130,000 adoptions - 4% given up
So between 1957 and 1970, the birth rate with abortion being illegal- actually DROPPED by 600K, while the number of adoptions doubled. which means less women were having babies, but more of them were giving them away.
Then between 1970 and 1975, the birth rate dropped another 600K, but the number of adoptions ONLY dropped 35K. The actual percentage kind of stayed the same.
So what else happened? Well, the birth control pill was introduced in the 1960's, that probably had a lot more to do with the drop in the birth rate. The number of abortions probably didn't change all that much or even went down.
You see, this is what you fail to realize. Abortion laws prior to 1970 were kind of like the prostutitions laws are today. Everyone knows where to find one, and no one was really enforcing the laws. A law that isn't enforced is just as bad as a law that doesn't exist.
Not according to the Guttmacher institute. You're numbers are bogus.
The Guttmacher institute is pro-choice.
But you know what, I'm getting bored with this.
It isn't any of my business, and it isn't any of your business.
MIND YOUR OWN FUCKING BUSINESS. When your life is perfect,then you can come back and lecture to the rest of us.
Regulated, restricted abortion will remain legal, despite the Kosher Girls of America, all nine of them.
Regulated, restricted abortion will remain legal, despite the Kosher Girls of America, all nine of them.
If that's true, scum like you will continue to knock up underage girls and get away with it. That's ultimately the reason men take up the abortion cause.
Regulated, restricted abortion will remain legal, despite the Kosher Girls of America, all nine of them.
If that's true, scum like you will continue to knock up underage girls and get away with it. That's ultimately the reason men take up the abortion cause.
Ignoring the fact that most men don't have sex with underage girls, the fact is, why should someone have to pay for a mistake for 18 years that neither of us wanted.
Because YOU say it's a baby? The Law doesn't. Science doesn't. Even the Bible doesn't. Common sense doesn't.
The fact is, men have no say. If she wants to keep it, the courts WILL make you pay for it. So make sure your little soldier wears his helmet...
If that's true, scum like you will continue to knock up underage girls and get away with it. That's ultimately the reason men take up the abortion cause.
Ignoring the fact that most men don't have sex with underage girls, the fact is, why should someone have to pay for a mistake for 18 years that neither of us wanted.
Because YOU say it's a baby? The Law doesn't. Science doesn't. Even the Bible doesn't. Common sense doesn't.
The fact is, men have no say. If she wants to keep it, the courts WILL make you pay for it. So make sure your little soldier wears his helmet...
Yeah, anyway. You've proven you're a lying propagandist who wants to see our poor minority population decimated. Thanks for admitting it.