spw2562@ritcv.UUCP (10/04/84)
> The very existence of fairly reliable birth control indicates >that an unwanted pregnancy is not necessarily a risk associated with sex. >Pregnancy is neither a necessary risk nor a necessary consequence of sex. >There is, therefore, no such "risk" or "consequences" as you refer to. You're saying birth control eliminates risk of pregnancy? Then why the need for abortion? >BTW, when you drive down the highway, you take the risk that you will lose >control of your car and hit a bridge (or other large object). Are you saying that the natural result of driving a care is hitting a bridge (or other large object)? And don't tell my abortion is a natural result of intercourse. Abortion is simply a way people have come up with to keep from having to bear (no pun intended) the consequences. A cop-out as Mark Modig put it.