<snip> Ross Douthat’s latest column inspired me to put my ever-growing rage to good (?) use. This particular piece of abortion-themed concern trolling focuses on a societal problem created by–you guessed it–the sexual revolution. You see, some women are too stupid and selfish to have babies when they should, and thus, find themselves unable to have babies when they try. Another set of women is too stupid and selfish to have babies when they don’t want to, leaving the first set of women without children to adopt...
"Prior to 1973, 20 percent of births to white, unmarried women (and 9 percent of unwed births over all) led to an adoption. Today, just 1 percent of babies born to unwed mothers are adopted, and would-be adoptive parents face a waiting list that has lengthened beyond reason.
Some of this shift reflects the growing acceptance of single parenting. But some of it reflects the impact of Roe v. Wade. Since 1973, countless lives that might have been welcomed into families like Thernstrom’s — which looked into adoption, and gave it up as hopeless — have been cut short in utero instead."
This is why girls and women can’t be trusted to make decisions about their own bodies, y’know? Not only do we foolishly use the Pill and delay motherhood, we kill babies who could complete other women’s families. No Easy Decision, which aired on MTV last week, chronicles the experience of a young mom named Markai, who has an abortion. It also features coverage of Dr. Drew Pinsky interviewing her and two other women about their abortion experiences. </snip>
http://www.harpyness.com/2011/01/03/the-nations-premier-fetus-fetishist-does-it-again/