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Abortion advocates want to give all children their "rights" from their parents, so that they can have sex whenever and with whomever; but then they want all women and girls to have the "right" to kill their own human children before they are born...

What about the "rights" of these unborn children?

So, give children the "right" to have sex, but when they get pregnant, they should have the "right" to kill another child, their own offspring.

What "right" do they have when they get STDs, or clinical depression?

Then, following this same logic, they should have the "right" to commit suicide if they get depressed...

If "rights" are supposed to bring freedom, why do these "rights" bring so much destruction and death?

 
Teen Birth Rate In Louisiana Reflective Of Global Trend PDF Print E-mail

Between 1991-2001, the Teen Birth Rate in LA dropped by 24%, a new study shows that this reflects a worldwide trend.

Within the nation, between 1991-2001 26.2% fewer teens gave birth. In LA, in 1991 there were 76 births to teens, but that number dropped to 58 by 2001. The report by the National Center for Health Statistics said that abstinence programs were a primary factor for this decline. [Abstinence Network, 31Dec02; AP, 2002]

 
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