Rather that than 250,000 unwanted kids either being put into the adoption system or having parents who don't want them in the first place.
I think
@robgmun was expressing a preference for 90% of those to have not gotten themselves pregnant in the first place rather than those pregnancies being carried to term and put up for adoption etc.
As in it's surely better to have had say 25,000 abortions instead because more people were better able to access and use contraception properly. Abortions should be legal but rare etc.
I'm not sure if those figures include things like the morning after pill though.
Looking past the absolutely horrific idea of a baby being killed the day before it is due to be born, unless they stick a hand blender up there, the woman has still got to get the baby out somehow, how do you think this is going to happen?
I do wonder if he's perhaps not thought it through as I asked
@explicit4u the same thing and he doesn't seem to have an answer.
Also, today I become aware of Pro-Choice extremism. I was fully aware of extreme Pro-Life views, but never seen a view of “it’s only a baby if given birth to” stance. I feel yucky.
I don't really get that stance either.
I also think perhaps 24 weeks is pushing it a bit even. We do have exceptions re: medical stuff, there was a case not too long ago trying to stop the exemption from the limit for disabilities etc.. like a baby with downs can be terminated after 24 weeks.
There are some horrific and rare medical issues where I do think that can be appropriate, can't remember the condition but there was one where the baby is born in immense pain, skin all burned etc.. and pretty much guaranteed to not survive long at all. I do wonder if infanticide is perhaps justified in such a case, if we're prepared to abort in a case like that when it's in the womb then why not a few days later when it's outside, I guess doctors can/do practice a form of that anyway when they remove oxygen/turn off life support etc..