Abortion rates plummet with free birth control

[kimmielittle]

Thanks for your replies, notice none of you answered the second part of the question.

I give up.

Scientifically:
I’ve tried to explain… there is no second part of your question… if it depends on flawed assumptions of the FIRST ORDER the study ].

 

[trapper1]

Have you ever read scientific papers?

What you are reporting on is an abstract. Abstracts are used to gain funding. I have read many a fine sounding abstract… only to find in the actual research paper methodologies are flawed.

Why isn’t the actual research paper linked, as a matter of fact, it isn’t linked at the Choice Project “Contraceptive Choice Project” choiceproject.wustl.edu/publications.html
??? What am I to think of e!science news when they don’t link the original research? What about the Project itself?

Without the actual methodology and peer-review history - you don’t know if their findings / conclusions are correct.

I will tell you, that according to “Contraceptive Choice Project” Planned Parenthood is their partner and funder choiceproject.wustl.edu/

AND

IS correct!

Now, that just covers the Post-normal Science part of this so called “study”.

For the Religious implications…I’m Catholic

Thanks! Great post!

 

[kimmielittle]

Thanks! Great post!

You are very welcome

 

[slotty]

Thanks for your replies, notice none of you answered the second part of the question.

I give up.

Ummm maybe I misread but what was the second part?

All I read was “If you could reduce abortions by giving out birth control would it be worth it? Discuss”

So if you could give me the second part I will gladly answer it.

 

[Farsight001]

Thanks for your replies, notice none of you answered the second part of the question.

I give up.

There was no second part of your question. The OP contained one five word, singular thought question. We can’t answer a second part when there is no second part.

 

[Linda_Marie]

e! Science News
I would like to know your thoughts on that matter EVEN if you think the article is fabricated or in corrected.** If we could stop up to 78% of the abortions that take place on this planet by to allowing birth control. Wouldn’t it be worth it? **Please share your thoughts.

Thanks for your replies, notice none of you answered the second part of the question.

Birth control is ‘allowed’ now. It has never been illegal. It is cheap ($9 per month from Target) and readily available from numerous outlets. All it takes to obtain it is to go to your doctor and ask for it. Your question is meaningless.

The best way to reduce abortions is to reduce promiscuity, not to promote ‘safe sex’. Promote chastity and abstinence. Promote self respect, not artificial birth control. Just cause you can take some pill or have an implant that might keep you from getting pregnant doesn’t mean that jumping into bed with every Tom, Dick and Harry around is a good thing to do.

Are women just something to be used for sex? That’s what ABC turns them into - sex objects. And if the ABC fails, just have an abortion so they can continue to be used as sex objects.

If we could stop 78% of abortions by not allowing artificial birth control, would it be worth it?

 

[Robert_Bay]

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