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British want to restrict abortions further than they already do, unlike Canada’s liberals

In stark contrast to Canada, which thanks to liberals has absolutely no law restricting the over 100,000 abortions per year including when they can occur (they can occur at absolutely any time—even at the ninth month—in any pregnancy for any reason—or no reason—at all whatsoever, as many times as any woman wants, all at taxpayer expense), in the U.K. people want to further restrict the ghoulish human life-ending act of abortion from its current 24 week limit.  This as a result of scientific evidence showing babies can survive at 24 weeks’ gestation. 

Canada has no such limit at all.  We’re “progressive”, apparently, if I understand the liberal-left correctly.  I understand from the liberal-left that this abortion thing is one of Canada’s grand “values”. 

Abortion Poll Finds 75% of British Youth Want Gestational Limit on Abortion Lowered Significantly

LONDON, October 27, 2005 (http://www.LifeSiteNews.com) –  Eight in ten adults in Great Britain regard Britain’s annual count of 200,000 abortions as too many and want ways to be found of reducing that figure, says a new poll conducted by CommunicateResearch on behalf of campaign group Alive & Kicking. 

A representative sample of 1005 GB adults was polled, by the professional polling company from October 21-23.  The findings, published to mark the eve of the Abortion Act’s 38th anniversary yesterday, noted that young people and women were strongest in their support for reduction of the gestational limit of 24 weeks, until which abortions are considered legal in England. 

The poll found that of those offering an opinion more than six in ten (62%) believe the 24-week abortion limit should be lowered ‘significantly’ given that more than 80% of babies born at that age survive. Among the 18-24 age group support rises to 75% and among women support stands at 66% (compared to 58% of men).

Also attracting massive support (89%) was the proposal that the government ‘should put in place an automatic regular review of abortion law to account for advances in medical knowledge’.

“As we mark the tragedy of more than 6.2 million British abortions since the 1967 Act we can at least take comfort from the fact that younger age groups – and women – are the strongest supporters of change,” said campaign spokesman Citra Abbot.  “This poll demonstrates just how out of date and out of step with public opinion the abortion law has become.”

 

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