| − | Pro-aborts often prefer the euphemism "[[pro-choice]]" as a way of denying their support, explicit or implicit, for abortion at public expense. Conservatives believe that the label "pro-choice" is a misnomer because the child does not have a choice and pro-aborts typically oppose any choice for the father. Pro-aborts often oppose any choice by pro-life physicians, nurses or pharmacists. While NARAL (an organization that advocates legal abortion) supports narrow conscience clauses, it opposes broader clauses that would allow physicans, pharmacists, and employers to refuse to support abortion.<ref>http://www.prochoiceamerica.org/media/fact-sheets/abortion-refusal-clauses-dangerous.pdf</ref> Pro-aborts also typically oppose ensuring that women have information about the medical harms, such as increased suicide rates, that result from abortion.<ref>[http://www.reuters.com/article/2012/07/24/us-usa-abortion-southdakota-idUSBRE86N1DM20120724 Planned Parenthood Minnesota, North Dakota, South Dakota unsuccessfully opposed a suicide advisory pro-life law in South Dakota]</ref> | + | Pro-aborts often prefer the [[euphemism]] "[[pro-choice]]" as a way of denying their support, explicit or implicit, for abortion at public expense. Conservatives believe that the label "pro-choice" is a misnomer because the child does not have a choice and pro-aborts typically oppose any choice for the father. Pro-aborts often oppose any choice by pro-life physicians, nurses or pharmacists. While NARAL (an organization that advocates legal abortion) supports narrow conscience clauses, it opposes broader clauses that would allow physicans, pharmacists, and employers to refuse to support abortion.<ref>http://www.prochoiceamerica.org/media/fact-sheets/abortion-refusal-clauses-dangerous.pdf</ref> Pro-aborts also typically oppose ensuring that women have information about the medical harms, such as increased suicide rates, that result from abortion.<ref>[http://www.reuters.com/article/2012/07/24/us-usa-abortion-southdakota-idUSBRE86N1DM20120724 Planned Parenthood Minnesota, North Dakota, South Dakota unsuccessfully opposed a suicide advisory pro-life law in South Dakota]</ref> |