Pandora
Well-Known Member
It is likely that a strong majority of people are "pro life" in the sense that they would like to see fewer abortions. Even Barack Obama, pro life extremist that he is, said we should act to limit the number of abortions.
Few people are really anti choice, or pro abortion.
The debate then, needs to be about how best to reduce the number of abortions.
Surely, no one is going to argue that it is possible to eliminate abortion entirely.
The question, then, is whether to make it illegal, and thus drive it underground, or to make it illegal in some cases, thus letting the government decide, or to reduce the number of unwanted pregnancies, and make adoption a more attractive option.
My position is that we should keep it legal, but work to make it less prevalent through education, access to birth control, and adoption. Does that make me pro life, or pro choice?
The survey was pretty cut and dry, no code words. Are you pro life or are you pro choice. I personally wished they had asked the question are you pro life or are you pro abortion but either way it was a clear question. Twisting the meaning of the people who took the survey does not change the survey.
By the way, how do you intend to reduce a woman’s need for abortion? That is the way obama puts it. He wants to reduce the need. How exactly does one go about reducing the need? Do you plan to make women take classes on learning how not to be such a selfish person? The biggest reason women have abortions is they are not interested in being burdened with a pregnancy.