Like anything else, abortion is a BUSINESS. Suppose that tens of millions of women suddenly decided, of their own free will, NOT to have abortions or to take actions necessary to prevent undesired pregnancies (NB: this is their CHOICE).

Well, in that case, the demand for abortions would collapse and most abortion clinics would go out of business across the country, leaving only a few clinics where women could kill their unborn children safely and legally. To liberals, “access” doesn’t mean having to travel to another state to get an abortion. If they had their way, abortuaries would be as common as Walgreens.

They not only subsidize abortions through Planned Parenthood, government-funded fetal stem cell research channels hundreds of millions of dollars to abortion doctors, keeping them in business. Of course, the abortionists donate some of that back in campaign contributions to protect their rents. There is actually CONCERN among the pro-abortion lobby because fewer and fewer doctors are learning how to do the killing. They are in a lobbying campaign to have more doctors take up the practice.

I predict that in 100 years or less, abortion will disappear due to a combination of things: advancement in birth control, increased responsibility, change in moral attitudes, changes in laws protecting the unborn. I can’t wait until this is no longer an issue. But until that happens, hundreds of millions of children will die at the hands of people whose sworn duty is to care and nurture them: doctors and mothers.

Abortion is the greatest act of barbarism in human history. After abortion disappears, future women will look back in history the same way we now look back at slavery and say, “My God, what did we think we were fighting for?”

I have met four women in my life who told me they had had an abortion. All four said the experience had wounded them emotionally. One of them said she wanted to have children, but her boyfriend did not.

Here’s the irony: When I asked each of them why they decided to have the abortion(s), they all began their explanation with exactly the same four words:

“I had no choice.”

When an abortion advocate tells you they are NOT pro-abortion but rather pro-choice, pose this question to them:

You are serving as an “escort” to make sure that a 16 year old girl has access to a safe and legal abortion clinic. You are making your way through a crowd of anti-abortion protesters. Some are angry, most are praying or pleading. One protester, a woman in her 40s, says to the young girl, “Please, honey, don’t do this. Let me help you keep your baby.”

Upon that, the girl breaks free from the escort’s grip and disappears into the crowd with the woman. The crowd cheers and shouts praise to God. You are left standing there, alone.

Ok, pro-choicer, how do you feel about the girl’s choice?

Stop there and enjoy their stunned silence. After the initial shock wears off, enjoy their sputtering, knee-jerk responses like, “Well, the girl was coerced” or “They won’t really help her.”

They will ignore the fact that the reason the girl may have wanted the abortion in the first place is the feeling that she had no other choice and that no one was willing to help her, particularly the escort. They consider the choice to have an abortion as made in full freedom and after careful thought; it is a CEMENTED DECISION. To them, a choice not to have an abortion or a change of heart is inherently risky, hasty, uninformed, or coerced by opposition or circumstances. To them, the only EVIDENCE of “choice” and “access” is the abortion actually taking place.