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the question is not whether to permit abortion or not.

the question is what it always was. What to do about any one out of ten different common scenarios of an unanticipated and/or unappreciated pregnancies. Whether through rape or incest or teen sexuality or an “oops” in a relationship or marriage or the failure of birth control. Or a pregnancy that physically threatens the mother’s life or the baby is sick and can’t be helped.

Abortion is being presented as a panacea for all these very different “reproductive” woes.

it is, for one thing, an industry out of control.

taken separately—well, that is what needs to be done here. Each case presenting as for abortion needs to be taken separately. As we search for a better way. Unfortunately, society needs to change and there will be growing pains. It’s bad enough already. Billions of babies rotting in medical waste containers in dumps or picked from conveyer belts to be used for experimental or medical purposes. This is what I have either guessed or heard. It is an important matter what is done with human remains. Aborted babies are human and their remains are human remains. We have nightmares and go to prison or psych wards over our aborted babies and don’t always see it that way at the time. Our therapists and case managers are asked to encourage us to move on.