LOL That is one of their stranger dicta: women who are indiscrete skanks, promiscuous sluts, lazy, puerile, unstable and selfish.They should be denied abortions and forced to become mothers as punishment.
(warning to the language challenged sarcasm ahead) And so another child is born into an intelligent, stable home complete with parental love.
It makes no sense. They call women who abort "irresponsible", so in essence, they are saying that they want irresponsible women to be mothers. All I can do is smh at the inanity of it.
I agree.
Blue states have fewer single moms….because
Blue states citizens are more likely to accept abortion.
Blue states have fewer divorces.
Blue states have more stable two parent homes.
Actually, the pro life movement may be responsible for the increase of single mothers.
It is very telling that the highest numbers of single mothers live in the red states.
From the following :
As the co-authors of Red Families v. Blue Families, we often give talks about the recent rise in what’s called the “nonmarital birthrate,” or the idea...
slate.com
Did the Pro-Life Movement Lead to More Single Moms?
As the co-authors of Red Families v. Blue Families, we often give talks about the recent rise in what’s called the “nonmarital birthrate,” or the idea that more than 40 percent of children are now born to women who aren’t married.
Sometimes at our talks someone will come up to us, confess his or her encounter with single parenthood, and say something like:
“When my daughter got pregnant and decided to keep the child, we were OK with that because we are Christians. When she decided not to marry the father, we were relieved because we knew he would be bad for her and the marriage would never work.”[/B]
They express these two beliefs—that they are Christian and thus uncomfortable with abortion and that they are relieved their daughter decided to raise the child alone—as if they are not connected.
But in fact this may be one of the stranger, more unexpected legacies of the pro-life movement that arose in the 40 years since Roe v. Wade: In conservative communities, the hardening of anti-abortion attitudes may have increased the acceptance of single-parent families.
And by contrast, in less conservative communities, the willingness to accept abortion has helped create more stable families.
As the co-authors of Red Families v. Blue Families, we often give talks about the recent rise in what’s called the “nonmarital birthrate,” or the idea...
slate.com
