Of course, most abortions are performed in the early months of pregnancy, not in the last months, and that's even more true of abortions performed in the case of rape. A rape victim is surely going to be very aware of the risk of pregnancy from the word go, and is not going to let things proceed until she is close to giving birth, unless she chooses to actually give birth.
I'm not sure what the point is in saying that abortion is used to "hide" cases of rape and incest. (I would suspect the latter more than the former, if this is true at all.) I guess if a brother and sister are in a secret romantic relationship, they would not want a pregnancy and childbirth to spill the beans, and would use abortion as a backstop to contraception to make sure no children resulted. Same would be true, only perhaps more so, in a case of father-daughter incest. So I guess it could be true.
But if so, so what?
What about the oops, preggers again, no worry. Oops preggers again, back to the clinic. Oops, preggers again.... That bothers me. Especially in the case of kids, not smart enough to use contraceptives, but are allowed to decide what to do with the consequences. I feel that later in life, they may truly regret the choices they made in their youth. In fact that did happen to a participant in Roe vs. Wade.
Jan 22, 2012 · President Barack Obama, today, release a statement celebrating the Roe vs. Wade Supreme Court decision that allowed for 54 million abortions. Jane Roe was not celebrating her decision.
A fetus has it's own DNA. It is a separate individual from both parents.
For our government to step in and decide what is best for a pregnant child is criminal.
A woman sent her middle school child to school, secure in the fact that her daughter was sitting in math class. Her daughter went to the school nurse, was given a pregnancy test, and a taxi was called. The child was taken to a clinic, and was back in school by the end of the day. The parents had no idea that their daughter underwent a medical procedure.
And the child was never given an opportunity to contemplate the circumstances.
If I was the parent of that child, there would be an aborted school nurse.