Keep that underclass down, the Chinese way! Abort 'em.

Forty years ago today, New York became the first state in the US where abortion was broadly legal. Since then, New York City has become the nation's undisputed abortion capital, with an overwhelmingly pro-choice political establishment -- and an abortion rate that's three times the national average.

And a stifling taboo on the subject that chokes off any mature discussion about what such a rate means for the public welfare.

According to the city Health Department, 2008 saw 89,469 abortions performed in New York City -- seven for every 10 live births. Among black women, abortions out number live births by three to two.

More black children are denied life than are born in NYC

Originally Posted by MtnGoat

Keep that underclass down, the Chinese way! Abort 'em.

So, they are being forced to abort then?

Originally Posted by Park_Flyer

So, they are being forced to abort then?

The system certainly encourages them to think of abortion as the only option.

Originally Posted by madsci_guy

The system certainly encourages them to think of abortion as the only option.

Really? How is that exactly - any data to support this? A graph would be awesome?

What's the answer?, sterilization?
Or should they be forced to deliver, and the children be made wards of the state?

Originally Posted by metalbuggy

What's the answer?
Sterilization?

Responsibility

Originally Posted by D B Cooper

Responsibility

In a perfect world yeah.
BTW, how do you dictate another be/act responsible?

Ha, there's the catch-22, as many who are against abortion, are also against contraception.

Health insurance will pay for male dysfunction drugs, but not for birth control pills. I suspect a lot of poor women have neither money to pay for birth control pills, or enough education to know that they need them. I think I read that the price of birth controls pills has recently gone up about ten times. For whatever reason, blacks ordinarily tend to be distributed toward the bottom of the economic ladder, and even more so in the present economic day.

Originally Posted by metalbuggy

BTW, how do you dictate another be/act responsible?

Ya, that's a bit much to ask

Originally Posted by FL Knifemaker

Ya, that's a bit much to ask

Society aready asks.
Some just don't/won't listen.
What do you do with them?
How do you force someone to be responsible?

50 million USA american babies dead from abortion looks like the plan is advancing very well

What they do to one minorty today they do to the majority in the future
Whats the end plan ??

The real plan is to exterminate 90% of the worlds Human population including 90% of the USA human population

Chances are 9 from 10 your on the extermination list or you got one in ten chance not to be exterminated
If you do survive the extemination it will be then as a slave working for peanuts for the elite that will lock up the slaves in grid lock cities where they control the food and water and they decide who can breed or cant breed

There will be no bill of rights in the new USA and certianly no gun owners

If you dont believe me the USA army has decided that they will ship back to the USA the sound cannons machines from Afghanistan to use on the real enemy the people of the USA who have some whacky idea that they still have some say in the future direction of the USA
Protest is useless against sound cannon and now worse pain control complaince machines go look them up in the sites which explain the final solution for the USA as they force you into FEMA death camps

Ralf

Originally Posted by Park_Flyer

Really? How is that exactly - any data to support this? A graph would be awesome?

http://douthat.blogs.nytimes.com/200...cy-counseling/

The Politics of Pregnancy Counseling
In the course of praising a Baltimore ordinance requiring crisis pregnancy centers to advertise the fact that they don’t perform abortions, Emily Bazelon dismisses the suggestion, raised by an opponent of the bill, that Planned Parenthood should have to post signs as well:

Saying what, though—what does Planned Parenthood say it provides that it doesn’t actually offer? “We have an obligation to do nondirective counseling,” Nugent says. “For anyone who comes in and has a positive pregnancy test, we have to go through the options. That includes referring women for prenatal care, talking about keeping the baby, providing referrals to adoption agencies, and then also providing information about terminating the pregnancy. The only difference between us and any other ob-gyn is that we don’t do deliveries.”

Well, that and the fact that they perform abortions. (And while those “referrals to adoption agencies” do happen, the “nondirected counseling” is considerably more likely to point to abortion: In 2007, for instance, Planned Parenthood reported performing 305,310 abortions, and referred less than 5,000 women to adoption services.) But yes, there’s no sign that you could hang outside a Planned Parenthood clinic that’s exactly equivalent to the “we don’t perform abortions” sign a pro-life crisis pregnancy center could be required to put up.