Now they don't want it ?

[kevin1]

Make up your minds !

South Dakota recently legislated the toughest antiabortion law in the country , but now the voters may strike it down at the ballot box because it doesn't contain exceptions for rape or incest victims . They knew going in that it didn't have exemptions unless the life of the woman herself was in danger , so why backpeddle now ?





Your thoughts ?

[CalHunter]

Why doesn't the legislature consider adding exceptions for rape and incest?

[kevin1]

Apparently the residents didn't want that Cal , that's the only guess I can make . Now they do , go figure . The exemptions were the most hotly contested talking points when the legislation was being considered , and if I remember correctly the majority of the residents when polled favored the bill without them by a strong majority at the time .

[txmarshmonkey]

I wonder what thestats are in S. Dakota or any state that allows any type of abortion?

Total # of pregnancies??
Total # of abortions performed??
# of pregnancies due to incest??
# of pregnancies due to rape??
# of pregnancies where birth control failed??
# of people too lazy & stupid to use birth control??
# of lazy stupid people that get abortions??
# of lazy stupid people that put their babies up for adoption??
# of lazy stupid people that actually grow-up and take responsibility for their actions??

Anybody know where we can find these #'s??

[kevin1]

The Planned Parenthood website or should have that info .