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I have. 37% participation rate of available samples. Of the 37%, 85% filled out first session questionnaires. The drop out rate increases from there.
Study conducted over a three year period. Other studies cited on this thread show women with regrets later than three years.
Also the source of your study is biased for the abortion lobby.
Lots of time on your hands, I see. One study. I'd bet there's studies out there, just as unbiased as yours, that refute your conclusion.
I got no time for someone who can't connect the dots.....go back and read the posts....I've already pointed out that it was ratified by the US Senate. Treaties are given the weight of law upon ratification.
Yes, thanks to the tireless efforts of pro-lifers, but it is still over a million a year. It was 700,000 back in 1975.
The study seems to be implying that all of these women have one of the traits that describes a sociopath... Now I don't know what circles you run in maybe all of the people you know have those traits. But the people that run in mine all seem to regret doing dumb things, so this is why I'm having a big problem accepting the accuracy of the study...
Now if you had done the study it would lend more credence to it and explain why you believe it, but it appears that you didn't. So the stone I'm throwing is that I wonder how can you believe it???
I'm not sure where your fallacy falls here. I can see arguments from ignorance, incredulity, ad hominem........that's quite a collection in just one paragraph!
What!?
Guess what......I didn't "do" any of the studies that have resulted in improved blood pressure medication either......but I still take them! And (this will no doubt amaze you) they work!
And don't want to admit it...No, it is just a term that shows pro-aborts are killing babies and not "clumps of cells"
I've read the posts.I got no time for someone who can't connect the dots.....go back and read the posts....
I sincerely remembered that detail at the moment I said I remembered it. If I had remembered it at the time I posted I would have immediately added it. But since it happened when I was five years old, it didn't immediately come to mind. But the solution is obvious. If it really bothers that much, just accuse me of deceit and ignore it. As simple as that. Ultimately, I neither gain nor lose from your trust since fortunately my judge is God.Yes, let us keep adding details to our 'story' until it matches the point we are desperately trying to reach!
I'd bet there's studies out there, just as unbiased as yours, that refute your conclusion.
I probably missed this but what journal was this published in? Journal name, year and volume would be a big help. Many of these are now on line unless they are ancient......just point me to the post#.....
OK, then go back and try to understand them....I've read the posts.
Shhhh, you might hurt their feelings....Abortion proponent's claims are an interesting thing. When one examines those arguments closely, they are often contradictory claims. I believe this is why pro abortion proponents (those that are morally fine with abortion if that's what a woman chooses) must use many arguments to support their case. But for those that choose life, and in the case of this discussion we're talking about life for those unborn humans in the womb, there is but one main argument.
It's wrong to kill a human being without proper justification.
The unborn in a woman's womb are human beings
Abortion kills a human being.
Therefore abortion is unjust and immoral.
The bodily argument is an example of a contradictory argument that the pro abortion crowd uses. It fails right out the gate.
IF the argument is that every woman has the right to choose what she does with her own body, how is it that they also have the right to pay a doctor to dismember the body of another? They are not doing the procedure on their own body, but on the body of another. Isn't it an irony that the choice of abortion assures that approximately 650,000 females in the United States don’t have the right to choose what they do with their bodies."
Actually you can't because of 1 Cor 2:14; it is the one verse that specifically applies to unbelievers in their unbelief.I don't since it doesn't apply to me.
I sincerely remembered that detail at the moment I said I remembered it. If I had remembered it at the time I posted I would have immediately added it. But since it happened when I was five years old, it didn't immediately come to mind. But the solution is obvious. If it really bothers that much, just accuse me of deceit and ignore it. As simple as that. Ultimately, I neither gain nor lose from your trust since fortunately my judge is God.
The study seems to be implying that all of these women have one of the traits that describes a sociopath... Now I don't know what circles you run in maybe all of the people you know have those traits. But the people that run in mine all seem to regret doing dumb things, so this is why I'm having a big problem accepting the accuracy of the study...
Now if you had done the study it would lend more credence to it and explain why you believe it, but it appears that you didn't. So the stone I'm throwing is that I wonder how can you believe it???
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