I have no problem with that. You should be happy, 6% didn't abort.
I DO have a problem with it. A significant problem with it.....
I was born with a significant and obvious birth defect. One that generally comes with a lifelong need to be supported in pretty much every way imaginable by other people. Most people with my affliction don't graduate high school or ever live on their own. Every time I go to see my doctors they remind me how "unusual" I am for people like me, in that I can live a mostly "normal" life.
That makes me wonder..... what if I'd been the child of different parents. People who weren't Conservative Christians, for whom abortion would never have even entered their minds. What if I'd been born 20 years later (1994) when abortion was largely available and pre-natal testing had improved to a point where my potential parents could have been told "Your child will have a major disability." What are the chances that some other set of parents might have aborted ME. Which makes me wonder even moreso.... have we aborted the child whose DNA or research skills would have unlocked the cure for Cancer, or ALS, or how many other things? Have we lost the individual who might have been the one to discover time travel or create the next artistic masterpiece? How about the child who might have brought a lasting PEACE to this country or the world? All because he/she was inconvenient or unwanted.