pro-choice

As you guys probably know already, I'm pro-choice. I think abortion is disgusting and should be discouraged, certainly. But to ban it all together is counter-productive to the pro-life goal: more women would die due to anti-abortion laws because of abortions being done by unqualified doctors, increasing deaths among both fetuses AND women alike.  Read More »

In Keenan's recent post, we were encouraged to list the "new things" we'd done over the past year. One thing I mentioned was praying at an abortion facility and watching girls walk in. She asked me about this, so I thought I'd post this essay that I wrote for a person or event that changed my life that I had to write for my Christendom application.  Read More »

This is purely a linguistic question here. I definitely don't want to open a can of slimy earth-dwelling invertebrates here by bringing up the abortion debate. I just thought I'd share this observation on the terminology.  Read More »

The other day I was looking at pro-life/pro-choice pictures via Google Image for my FOCA Blog post. While searching, I came across a picture of people with a sign that said "Keep Abortion Safe, Legal and Fun".  Read More »

"The first thing I'd do as president is sign the Freedom of Choice Act. That's the first thing that I'd do." -- Senator Barack Obama, speaking to the Planned Parenthood Action Fund, July 17, 2007

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Many people provide an argument that the child in the womb is not really a child. They claim that because the “thing” in the womb is not a human person, then the mother carrying the “thing” has every right to destroy “it.” However, I would like to know why these people do not think that the baby in the womb is really a baby.  Read More »

Ok, I know to some people me "terminating my pregnacy" is worng and I should be punished for that. And then to others, they feel like I had to do what's right for me. I know that killing my baby is sinfull, but its my body and i'll do what I want with it. I hate it when people critized me because of my abortion.  Read More »

I was at dinner with an old acquaintance a few weeks ago. We ran out of things to talk about, as our lives, joined for hardly a few months, parted ways without regret or attachment. We ended up talking about the election, the candidates, the issues. During my miso soup he just came out and asked me, "are you pro-life or pro-choice?"  Read More »