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Old 20-03-2008, 21:52   #23
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Re: Multiple abortions

Quote:
Originally Posted by Osem View Post
and this:

http://www.prochoiceforum.org.uk/comm65.asp

"Nevertheless, today abortion is an essential method of family planning and should be accepted it as such."
Lets just add some context shall we?

Quote:
For many women, abortion currently acts as an essential back-up to contraception, necessary to enable them to regulate their fertility and plan their families. Since individuals are expected to plan their families, abortion is now considered by most sections of society as a 'fact of life'. In early pregnancy at least, abortion is viewed by most as preferable to unwanted childbirth.

· In this context, it is inappropriate for abortion to be considered as a problem - rather it is a solution to a problem.
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