Anonymous asked: I'm doing a project comparing pro life statistics, pro choice statistics, and scholarly statistics. the pro life and scholarly statistics are easy to find.. but can you point me in the direction of any extremely biased pro choice statistics? (i'm sure their statistics will be similar to scholarly ones which will provide a good angle for my project, but i need one that's really biased.)
The only example I can think of, and I’m not sure how easy a statistic it’d be to find, is when pro-abortion people argue that no women regret their abortions. That is simply untrue.
Perhaps the other argument I’ve seen discussed is the argument of when the “moment of life begins”. The possibilities of what technically qualify as a potential person make the spectrum really broad of when human life really starts.
