I think that Joz and others have pretty well covered my pro-choice stance on abortion.
I add a few comments:
Abortion should not be a preferred method of birth control. And if abortion is to be done, the earlier in the pregnancy, the better.
I question the wisdom of those (most prominently, the Catholic Church), who are effective in suppressing less offensive birth control methods, and as a result, in a sense, promote abortion.
I often wonder how much the "pro-life" perspective cares about the qualities of the lives of the mother and new child, who were somehow persuaded away from abortion.
Lastly, is the "pro-life" perspective, in part, promoting more later term abortions, by effectivly suppressing early term abortions?
Moose
[This message has been edited by minnemooseus, 02-14-2002]