Abortion as a Form of Genocide

Genocide Defined

"Genocide" is defined as "The premeditated and methodical decimation of a nationwide, racial, religious, political, heritage, ethnic, or other assembly characterized by the exterminators as undesirable." That delineation gladly concerns to abortion. The "national group" is American "unwanted" unborn children and they are now being decimated at the rate of almost 1 out of every 3 conceived. They are being terminated in an elaborate mesh of murdering centers.

 

Is Abortion "Systematic"?

Bachiochi argue that opposing to popular belief, subsequent Church tradition on sex and marriage, in spite of the sometimes demanding obscurity of doing so; in fact lend a hand to woman to collectively, psychologically, relationally, and flourish-physically.

U.S. News & World Report, December 7, 1998, in an item deserving "Abortion: the untold story," pull out the Alan Guttmacher Institute as follows: "By 1992 ... there were 2,400 abortion amenities ..." in the U.S. The article adds that "... 70 per hundred of women of childbearing age dwelled in shires with abortion amenities ..." and "... only 8 per hundred of the women who got abortions in 1992 ... motored more than 100 miles..." to terminate their pregnancies. The item concludes with the admission that "... abortion-rights supports accept they don't in person understand of women who liked ... an abortion but were refuted one. (Boonin 24)"

The cause for the ubiquity of abortion is, in part, its universal availability. Abortion is lawful through all 9 months of pregnancy in all 50 states. Roe vs. Wade, 410 U.S. 113, 1973, established the right to abort but Doe vs. Bolton, 410 U.S. 179, 1973, directed at sheet 192, that no abortion could be prohibited if searched to terminate a pregnancy which intimidates a woman's health. The Court characterized "health" so amply as to encompass "emotional, psychological, familial, and ... age ...