I'm pro choice, but even to me this seems beyond the pale.
It's a difficult decision for a woman to have an abortion - or should (IMHO) - and this simply promotes the view as abortion as a form of
contraception.
For me, this is the key - responsible use of contraception, and responsible family planning, and this idea completelt negates any sort of
responsibility.
It also raises the question of just who would buy these for a "loved one"
In the UK we have one of the highest rates of teenage pregnacies in the western world, thanks largely to "initiatives" like this.
Initiatives which have given children the right to contraception and abortion without the parents even knowing.
It's time that some started to take responsibility for their lifestyles and for the consequences of their sexual attitudes.
blogs.abcnews.com
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