I know the most liberal Republican-hating woman you could ever meet who to this day laments the abortion she had twenty years ago. She wishes she carried the baby to term and gave her/him up for adoption to parents that had the ability to raise a child.

And I (for one) want to see a box of morning-after kits on your desk. That would be so cute.

And no, I would not want my daughter to have any "time" to ponder this decision--Plan B is only effective for 72 hours. After that, she might very well be dealing with an actual implanted egg and the ethical decision would become that much more profound.

Do we regret having to make the choice? Sure, I wish I'd been smarter and not had to go there, but we knew it was the right decision at the right time.

A few months later we realized that the "insufferable guilt" that pro-lifers talk about is bullshit. We don't feel guilty at all. Guilty for being stupid, yes. But not guilty for the choice we made.

Here is my question to the life-begins-at-fertilization crowd: Why keep cutting all the social services for actual children? Why make women miserable for having "bad" sex or being pregnant in what you consider to be an unacceptable social situation?

Ugh

As far as they're concerned ALL sex is evil; they just tollerate procreative sex because traditionally it's been the only way they knew of to make more of their own kind.

Which leads me to wonder why they haven't fully endorsed in-vitro fertilization, simply because it completely eliminates sexual congress from the process of baby-making.

I fucking hate morals.

Insulting and trivializing of human life, indeed.

Looks like Fags gets to give something back to womankind...

Now, how much are those der pills?