Inside info says a fair number of abortion is requested by married couples who can't afford the child. You can infer whatever that's supposed to mean.PNGMK wrote: In Singapore, there are IMO too many abortions which I think is a function of a lack of BC and sex education along with a 'push button solution' mentality but generally most people seem to view it as a sad thing but a personal decision.
Ok I'm stealing those first two sentences. Perfect. Thank you and good night!Strong Eagle wrote:The Republican party is split by its evangelical component. Not only are they anti-abortion, they are against gay rights, gay marriage, and even birth control. It's not that these folks are pro life... once a child is born, there shall be no healthcare, no welfare, no special needs support.
And yes, it's still important to a lot of Republicans to get out the evangelical vote... while not the majority, without them election to office becomes difficult.
For me, your argument already stopped at sentence #1.PNGMK wrote:As an Aussie I have long been accustomed to the view that abortion is a personal choice (and in my view wrong but the sin is on the people involved; not the country or myself)."
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