Today is the anniversary of Roe v. Wade...
And few of you can remember a time when abortion was criminal, so try to imagine....

Suzanne Grossman: Thank You, Justice Blackmun - Politics on The Huffington Post

.. the Supreme Court decision that legalized abortion in the U.S. 35 years ago and allowed women like me to grow up with the sense of autonomy about our bodies. While films like Juno and Knocked Up remind us that the a-word may not be feel-good cinematic material, Hollywood is not real life. The fact is half of the annual 6 million pregnancies in the U.S. are unintended, and 1.3 million of these end in abortion.

Like other women born after 1973, I rely on history to understand what life was like before Roe v. Wade. There is a low-budget documentary called Leona's Sister Gerri that helps me connect to that time. It unravels the story of a photograph of an anonymous woman lying face down in a pool of blood on a motel floor, dead after a botched abortion. She became an icon for the pro-choice movement when Ms. magazine published her image. The film makes Gerri Santoro into the story of a person, not a coat hanger. We learn through her that women went to unimaginable lengths to not be pregnant.

Women in many parts of the world continue to do so. I have spent time in Ireland where abortion is illegal. There is a collective understanding in Ireland that women have abortions, just not on morally pure Irish soil. They jump through government hoops to receive information and appointments in England, at least those who can afford the time and money necessary do so. This, however, is not so different from women in the U.S. who are poor, under 18 or who live hundreds of miles from clinics. For these women, abortion may as well be illegal.

Nevertheless, abortion is legal in this country because the majority of people think it should be, and enough people, thankfully, recall a time when it wasn't. On this anniversary of Roe v. Wade, I want to give thanks to the men and women who make this choice possible -- to doctors, to clinic workers, to advocates and activists, to lawmakers and politicians who are brave enough to stand up to "pro-life" rhetoric, to all of those who fought for abortion rights before 1973, and finally to Justice Harry Blackmun, the author of Roe v. Wade. He received hate mail for the rest of his life as a result of that decision, but for thousands of women he is a hero. He is certainly one of mine.
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Yea, thanks for the willful murder of countless innocents. May God show you more mercy than you've shown them. But dont hold your breath.

So your God is not merciful? Are you a Christian? And how many deaths have been amassed in the name of God? There are plenty of issues that have a real effect on those who are already born, for there to be such vehement concern over what a woman does in the privacy of her own life, between herself, her doctor, and her God if she believes in one. I think it really comes down to believing that women really aren't supposed to assert their individual rights and share equal status in society. That they couldn't possibly know what is best for themselves and their families if they have them. You'll never stop women from having abortions, making them legal only keeps women from dying from them.

I looked for but could not find the article citing a decrease in violent crime.

But here is a little something from factcheck.org.

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Now how about those juvenile crime figures you were talking about?

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Couldnt say. I bet there has been more deaths in the name of abortion though. Besides what the hell are you trying to sell me here? Are you saying Im for people killing in the name of God??

Yes, there are plenty of issues, but none are more important than the protection of innocent life. "What ye do unto the least of me, you have done unto me" Or " Its better for you to tie a milestone around your neck and cast yourself into the sea, then to harm a child"
I think the fact that you feel that way means one of two things. Either #1 you have been brain washed by the MILLIONs of dollars spent in "Pro choice" movment, and cant plainly see that words like "equal status, individual rights, choice, ect ect mean nothing more than MURDER.

Or #2 your just a evil person, with no problem endorcing the shedding of innocent blood. Either case, like I said, may God show you more mercy than you have shown the children. Based on what the Father has to say about these little ones, dont hold your breath. Repent before its to late.

I'll never be able to stop all kinds of evil in this world, with abortion at the top of the list. But I will always speak for truth, and for love of the innocent before all.

To me any women that would rather kill her child with a coat hanger, than to birth the child, I have no pitty for. If she dies from it, she is just reaping what she has sown.