Among the clients I'm assigned to is a woman's health center, a.k.a. abortion clinic, where I found a flier from the director of counseling and the director of education requesting information from patients for their upcoming book on abortion. The flier states that '46 percent of North American women have at least one abortion in their lifetime. Yet it is an experience not often shared or talked about. If so, they would inform women about adoption and refer them to appropriate agencies. They would also inform each woman about how developed her baby is at her given state of pregnancy.
Free choice requires information.
That doesn't sound all that well-rounded to me, but it's typical of the way groups with intense agendas present data. They also say they seek to empower people. In reality, they surround them with the idea that abortion is the only way out, depriving women of the character-building experience of taking responsibility for their actions, learning from their mistakes and giving life. Then you're free from the need to be tested for AIDS every six months and free from the constant fear of other sexually transmitted diseases. Best of all, you're free from worrying about getting pregnant with a child you're not willing or able to take care of or provide for.