As I read her column, I had an overwhelming sense of sadness. How could someone so young and idealistic be so blinded by hate? Her position is that any restriction on abortion is inappropriate & "intolerant."
In the 1990's Bill Clinton stated "...abortion should be safe and rare." Abortion proponents euphemistically present it as "reproductive health" for women. However, no one is "reproduced" and the baby is not healthy, it is dead.
Contraceptive procedures have been available for over a 3 Millenia. Condoms were introduced in 1000 B.C. & Charles Goodyear's rubberized condom was introduced in 1855. The diaphragm was developed in 1842 and widely used in the U.S. by 1924. The FDA approved Birth Control pills in May, 1960.
In a consenting sexual relationship, with no expectation of progeny, why would you not be responsible & use Birth Control in any of these aforementioned forms?
Why would you resort to the barbaric procedure of Abortion?
Stay safe in Chicago Annabelle.
Suzanne Kazmarek
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