If you’re rich, you can afford to not have kids. But, if you are low income, the kids will keep flowing. Of course these kids will become wards of the state or just more street kids. Governor Perry doesn’t like Planned Parenthood that gives out free or low cost birth control. But he does believe in marriage. Ok, so now it’s low income families living on the street.
He doesn’t like gay marriages. So he doesn’t have to marry a guy. He’d be an ugly wife anyway. Why can’t he believe in freedom? He, like others, wants to set women’s right back two thousand years. Excuse me Mr. Perry and Madame Buchanan, but being gay is genetic, not a switch that can be turned off or on.
How many women do we want killed in back alleys when they use whatever is in the kitchen drawer to abort a child? I myself prefer a clean medical office with real doctors. No, I don’t believe in abortion but I strongly believe in the woman’s right to choose. Has no one heard of the word No? If ya don’t want one or don’t believe in it, DON’T GET ONE!
I could go on, but I think you see the point. Genetics really does count.
UNWRITER Ron Berry 
I wish there had been choices when I was 14 and pregnant and 16 and pregnant and 19 and pregnant.
Comment by Charlotte — October 29, 2011 @ 3:01 pm |
There have always been choices…like the choice NOT to have unprotected sex, which also is very high risk. If a mother or another trusted adult doesn’t explain the facts of life to young girls, teach them to make the right choices for themselves and to make them understand that they are valuable individuals, that’s a sad, terrible commentary on modern parenting. Everyone needs to understand that there are consequences for actions and abortion is not an “easy” fix.
Comment by Cathy — October 29, 2011 @ 3:43 pm |
I am a 67 yo female who had no choices back when I was 14, 16 and 19 except for adoption. Couldn’t do that.
Comment by Charlotte — October 29, 2011 @ 5:31 pm |