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| − | '''Perpetual abortion''' is a criticism of the business of [[abortion]] and of some self-described [[pro-life]] organizations that adopt political strategies apparently consistent with perpetuating the practice rather than prohibiting it. For example, some national pro-life groups endorsed the nominations of [[David Souter]] and subsequently Neil Gorsuch to the Supreme Court even though they were never pro-life and have never favored overturning ''Roe v. Wade''. | + | '''Perpetual abortion''' is a criticism of the business of [[abortion]] and of some self-described [[pro-life]] organizations that adopt political strategies apparently consistent with perpetuating the practice rather than prohibiting it. For example, some national pro-life groups endorsed the nominations of [[David Souter]] and subsequently [[Neil Gorsuch]] to the Supreme Court even though they were never pro-life and have never favored overturning ''Roe v. Wade''. |
==See also== | ==See also== | ||
*[[perpetual war]] | *[[perpetual war]] | ||
[[category:abortion]] | [[category:abortion]] | ||
Revision as of 17:22, February 19, 2017
Perpetual abortion is a criticism of the business of abortion and of some self-described pro-life organizations that adopt political strategies apparently consistent with perpetuating the practice rather than prohibiting it. For example, some national pro-life groups endorsed the nominations of David Souter and subsequently Neil Gorsuch to the Supreme Court even though they were never pro-life and have never favored overturning Roe v. Wade.