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'''Pro-choice''' is the euphemism preferred by people or organizations who are in favor of permitting or promoting [[abortion]], under some or all circumstances; some believe that a woman should have the right to terminate her pregnancy for any reason, including as a method of [[contraception]], while others maintain that it should only be used in special cases.  
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'''Pro-choice''' is the euphemism preferred by people or organizations who are in favor of permitting or promoting [[abortion]], under some or all circumstances; some believe that a woman should have the right to terminate her pregnancy for any reason, including as a method of [[contraception]], while others maintain that it should only be used in special cases.
 
 
Another subset of individuals believe that it is not the government's duty or right to restrict an individual's choices in the matter of pregnancy. The debate between '''pro-choice''' and '''pro-life''' generally focuses on an individual's freedom to choose what happens to their body versus the duty of the people to protect the life of an unborn baby.
 
  
 
[[Planned Parenthood]] performs nearly 200 abortions for every referral for adoption, making the term "pro-abortion" more appropriate than "pro-choice."
 
[[Planned Parenthood]] performs nearly 200 abortions for every referral for adoption, making the term "pro-abortion" more appropriate than "pro-choice."

Revision as of 19:22, August 23, 2007

Pro-choice is the euphemism preferred by people or organizations who are in favor of permitting or promoting abortion, under some or all circumstances; some believe that a woman should have the right to terminate her pregnancy for any reason, including as a method of contraception, while others maintain that it should only be used in special cases.

Planned Parenthood performs nearly 200 abortions for every referral for adoption, making the term "pro-abortion" more appropriate than "pro-choice."

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