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Originally Posted by talloulou
From the fall 2007 Journal of American Physicians and Surgeons:
Click on Fall 2007 then click on the Breast Cancer Article
Journal of the American Physicians and Surgeons
Now I don't want breast cancer linked to abortion but I do think at some point we need to put politics aside and get to the truth. Should this study be taken seriously? Seems like a legit publication to me and a fairly straightforward study. Breast cancer among young women is on the rise. I imagine delaying the age of first birth is a big factor. But if abortion is also a factor then that should be recognized regardless of the "political" war about abortion, shouldn't it? |
There is one problem I find with that argument though and it is, if what I am doing will hurt me (trying to convince young women not to have an abortion because of personal risk to their lives) then I/you should reconsider doing it. When one gets beyond this selfish way of reasoning we will be a more caring and loving society….of course I am not holding my breath.
The right and proper thing is to do what is right even if I will not directly or personally benefit from my decision. But then that would mean one would need to know the difference between right and wrong, and have a desire to do what is right.