The pro-choicers can continue to go to their abortion clinic, but instead of having an abortion, they will inscribe in a pro-life, pre-owned baby list. This matches their pre-born baby automatically with a pro-life member, who will in turn pay for and care for the pre-born baby in question, once he or she becomes a pre-owned one, as well as a fee for the arduous task of carrying the pre-born life to term (i.e. the $10,390 adoption credit per child from your tax form plus all birth and term year costs plus an additional 40% of that for the emotional distress). This would compensate pro-choice advocates for their sacrifice, and satiate the pro-life camp's desire for pre-born babies to become pre-owned.
In considering this resolution to the problem, I forgot to consider the amount of pre-owned children that are still waiting for an owner in the U.S. and around the world. Well, all pro-life advocates must now take responsibility and put their money where their march is in this as well,
Final Note: If you truly want to be pro-life, be anti-war, anti-violence of any kind, anti-abuse, anti-pre-emptive strikes, etc. etc. If you truly want to stop abortion, then promote safe sex, give your kids depo-provera injections, or condoms. Educate the masses and abortions will only be necessary under circumstances such as rape and what not. Love the born more than the unborn, and more will wish to bring the children into the world instead of fearing it. Abortion should be in the hands of educated men and women, as an educated and legal decision, not as a backwoods, medieval, dangerous proposition bred of ignorance and fear. This is why it became legal, and things haven't changed any since then.
In summary, a well placed condom can save a life, so, pro-lifers, how 'bout giving them out at your next rally? :)
4 comments:
This was very well thought out and well written! I'm going to post a link on my blog if you don't mind! I couldn't agree with you more!
Thank you very much. You're more than welcome to :)
My name is Janice Still and i would like to show you my personal experience with Depo-Provera.
I am 24 years old. I have been on Depo for 9 years and did not realize that the symptoms I experienced might be related to the shot. I am now facing thousands of dollars in dental work due to bone density loss, and will probably end up with osteoporosis. I am getting off Depo and will never touch it again!
I have experienced some of these side effects-
Low libido, joint pain, bone density loss, dental problems, headaches, fatigue, out of control eating, gained 40 lbs., depression
I hope this information will be useful to others,
Janice Still
Thank you Janice for sharing your experience with that specific form of birth control. I am sorry that you are having to deal with such a thing. It's long been known that Depo-provera causes some bone loss and more recently known that it can increase during extended use, which is why there is now a black box warning for the drug as to its extended use side effects. Like all drugs, one should consult a physician before and during its use, with full knowledge of the side effects and possible long term consequences.
There are many, many forms of birth control available. Depo-provera is only one of them. One must be informed of the benefits and risks of each before using them. Depo-provera has extended use effects and does not protect against sexually transmitted diseases. I use the depo-provera example in the article to drive a point, as other birth control methods could be used as well. There's the ring, the patch, the pill in all its forms, etc., or as also mentioned in the article...the condom.
Condoms continue to be the safest and most effective method of birth control and sexually transmitted disease protection when properly used. Again, thanks for your comment and sharing your experience with depo-provera and here's to hoping your health improves. Good luck.
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