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Originally Posted by (TwoShanks,) As pointed out by Waychel, this is the scientifically accepted point at which "life begins", regardless of religious views on the matter (which are an irrelevance in any case). <hr size="1" /></blockquote><span class='postcolor'> You're absolutely wrong regarding 'when the life of a baby' begins. If you wish to assert such a falsehood, post your proof and we'll discuss it.
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Originally Posted by (TwoShanks,) Less abortions would be better from health and economic standpoints, since it's obviously not a preferred method of contraception. Better education about contraception is the key to reducing the number of abortions, rather than simply causing the return of "back street abortions" with a ban.<hr size="1" /></blockquote><span class='postcolor'> You are confusing birth control with contraception. Abortion is 'a method' of birth control. Abortion is not contraception. Ask yourself, 'What is conceived if contraception fails?' Then ask yourself why 'something' has to be killed if the contraception fails.