This cartoon might be an interesting discussion starter!
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The Politics Of Abortion
Posted by Lisa Thursday, November 29, 2007 at 6:08 PM Labels: children/youth, feminism, gender, health/medicine, marriage/family, politics, reproduction/abortion
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1 comments:
April 18, 2008 at 9:04 AM
cute comic...and open my eyes to dead beat fathers who abadon their child...i do agree pro choice but think there should be a limit enforced...any abortion after the 1st trimester is wrong..a woman should be able to tell pregnancy way before that and choose what is in her and her child's best interest...i think if a woman were to have an abortion after the first trimester she should prove that she woul be an unfit mother...there are women aborting children at 22 weeks..and there premies being born at 22 weeks and living long lives as they should...it is all a question of when it is too much
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