In just 12% of the cases were there concerns for the motherÂ’s health; 1% for rape; and .5% incest.
http://www.guttmacher.org/pubs/psrh/full/3711005.pdf
Looks like the reason to destroy human beings, in almost 90% of the cases, was, basically...'I felt like it.'
I guess that's why you voted for the "Infanticide President," huh?
Where is the guv'ments authority, or yours for that matter, to reach into a woman's vagina and control it. That is the type of proposition a fascist regime would believe an option of their power/control.
Cite that Governmental Authority with Amendments IX & XIV constitutionally blocking that absurd notion!
It seems that you frequently require my aid in understanding reality.
Well, noblesse oblige.....
1. Conservatism embraces this brand of pro-choice sentiment: we fully acknowledge a womanÂ’s ability to make choices about her own body, and to prevent unwanted pregnancies.
The choice that operates is this: contraceptives may failÂ…the decision to engage in sexual intercourse is to accept the possibility that pregnancy may occur. This means the decision to accept all of the responsibilities that may become necessary.
a. When deciding to buy a house, there is the implicit acceptance of future mortgage payments, upkeep, insurance, etc.
b. The choice to which an individual has the right of decision is to have sex or not, rather than to abort or not.
c. No unjust intrusion on the unborn childÂ’s right of life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness is allowed.
2. Based on this position, the obligation of government is to protect the lives of the unborn by restricting access to abortion only to those situations in which the motherÂ’s life is in danger, or to cases of rape or incest.
3. The conservative rejects the view that inconvenience of a motherÂ’s informed choice outweighs the unalienable right to life of the child she bears by virtue of that choice.
On-demand abortion is antithetical to the ideas and ideals upon which America was built.
“We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness.”
Thomas Jefferson.
“Voices of the Damned,” found in “Reinventing the Right,” by Robert Wheeler, pp. 89-99.