That's 10 Holocausts.

0.001% Pregnancy resulted from an incestuous relationship.

0.065% Pregnancy endangered the life of the mother.

0.085% Pregnancy resulted from a rape.

0.288% Pregnancy endangered the physical health of the mother.

0.294% Pregnancy endangered the psychological health of the mother.

0.667% Fetus had a severe abnormality.

92.33% Elective/No reason.

That means more than 58 million babies were murdered because the woman just didn’t want one, and THAT IS MORALLY WRONG.

What happened to the one out of a hundred pregnant women dieing in America because of health complications. I understand the morality of killing something that is already alive with a person hood wrong. But before person hood takes place outside of the 9 month mark anything can go wrong. Everything eventually dies. Ending a life before viability is up to the woman and doctor. Nobody can stop that decision process except the law. Doctors cannot preform service outside the law unless a woman is actively dieing.

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Thanks for the even better numbers.

27 out of 1160 equals 2.32%

Than means 97.68% (as opposed to my 92.33%) chose elective abortions.

Those numbers aren’t exactly helpful since the women could give more than one reason and it would be included in multiple categories.

Try again.

Don’t worry about it. You provided me with even better ones. Lol.

So did I, just from a poll that doesn’t allow multiple reasons to skew the numbers.

Hardly likely I will see a more ignorant line of "reasoning" today.

People face crises of many kinds throughout their lifetimes. If we were to use your rational for murdering babies, we could apply it to anytime throughout a person's life span.

- Facing financial issues? It sure would be a lot easier if that stoopid 5 year old didn't need school clothes, and to be fed every day! Kill him!
- Troubles in the marriage? Life would be a LOT less complicated if that annoying teenager wasn't always playing loud music! Kill her!
- Feeling a little depressed? Having to cart that college student back and forth to the university really drags me down! Kill him!
- OH GREAT! NOW she's popping out grandkids and wanting us to spend time with them!! Kill her!
- Grandma can't even make it to the bathroom! That smell really ruins my day! Let's put her on an iceberg and float her out to sea- she always said she wanted to go on a cruise!

It is murder of a human being. Just because you can overlook this because this human being cannot speak up for itself doesn't mean it isn't morally wrong.

"You're making what's called a "slippery slope fallacy", which is a logically fallacious argument"

Not at all. You are misunderstanding the point.

As usual.