What a horseshit study. It compares women who had abortions with "women who gave birth". That's not a comparison. A rational comparison would be between women who considered abortion and did it, versus women who considered abortion and did not.
So, women who didn't consider aborition don't count when it comes to the overall health of women? Talk about "horseshit."
Not even remotely related to what I posted, is it liar?
"Women who had an abortion" are not the opposite of "women who gave birth". Think about it.
What did I lie about, moron? Stop talking out of your ass.
The premise of the study was that women that commit abortion are much more likely to commit suicide than those who didn't. That's a "rational" relevant study. You just don't like it because it defies your world view. That's not to say that the study you suggest can't be useful. But pretending that the parameters of the study aren't "rational" is total "horse shit." Thanks to this study, women can know that if they don't commit abortion, they're quite possibly less likely to be suicidal. But you're having a little tizzy because you can't respect anything that you perceive as a threat to abortion rights.
It's a bullshit conclusion, that's why. And you have no clue what my "position on abortion rights" is, though I'm sure you'll be happy to fabricate one of those too.
The study is based on a false comparison and concludes on a non sequitur. This probably won't sink in since I'm repeating a repetition of what I said in the first place, but they're comparing "women who had an abortion" with "women who gave birth".
Those are not opposites. They're not even mutually exclusive. And its non sequitur is drawing the conclusion that having that abortion is the only variable between the two. IT ISN'T.