Pro-choice people often asks the pro-lifers whether we are willing to adopt all the unwanted children who will be born if abortion is outlawed. Regardless of the answer, the real issue is that the basis of their argument is preposterous to begin with.
The abortion lobby warns that, without abortion, America would be overrun with babies nobody wants. Now if they are not lying, let’s pass federal legislation that creates a national registry of people who want to adopt a baby.
One of the pro-choice mob’s standard rationalizations for abortion is that every child should be a wanted child. In other words, as long as we label a child “unwanted,” it should be legal to kill them.
The pro-choice crowd says that there are more abortions done every year than there are people on waiting lists to adopt and that outlawing abortion would swamp the country with unwanted babies. But don’t be fooled by the abortion lobby’s attacks on adoption.
Inspired by one of our favorite movies, where the plot revolves around one town’s cult-like obsession with “the greater good,” we discuss the pro-abortion side’s rationalizations for legalized abortion and their belief on how it supports “the greater good.”
