Two years as opposed to almost two generations? And abortion on demand is still available to most of those that want it. I haven't heard of any state banning the practice completely. I personally don't believe that 12-16 week limits have ANY effect on the culture at large when the Abortion-Industrial tries to make people believe that late-term abortions are too rare to even count.
Two years as opposed to almost two generations? And abortion on demand is still available to most of those that want it. I haven't heard of any state banning the practice completely. I personally don't believe that 12-16 week limits have ANY effect on the culture at large when the Abortion-Industrial tries to make people believe that late-term abortions are too rare to even count.
"I haven't heard of any state banning the practice completely. I personally don't believe that 12-16 week limits have ANY effect on the culture at large when the Abortion-Industrial tries to make people believe that late-term abortions are too rare to even count."
Many states ban it from the moment of conception and only have exceptions for the life of the mother. How could you not have heard about that?
"Many states ban it" Really? Please name two. And an exception for the health of the mother is not a ban especially if the mother's mental health is a consideration.
Two years as opposed to almost two generations? And abortion on demand is still available to most of those that want it. I haven't heard of any state banning the practice completely. I personally don't believe that 12-16 week limits have ANY effect on the culture at large when the Abortion-Industrial tries to make people believe that late-term abortions are too rare to even count.
"I haven't heard of any state banning the practice completely. I personally don't believe that 12-16 week limits have ANY effect on the culture at large when the Abortion-Industrial tries to make people believe that late-term abortions are too rare to even count."
Many states ban it from the moment of conception and only have exceptions for the life of the mother. How could you not have heard about that?
"Many states ban it" Really? Please name two. And an exception for the health of the mother is not a ban especially if the mother's mental health is a consideration.