In 1973, the Supreme Court made one of its most controversial decisions, declaring most anti-abortion laws unconstitutional. Now on November 4th, the people of South Dakota will head to the polls to vote on a proposed statewide abortion ban. With emotions running high on both sides, how should abortion be legislated in tomorrow’s America? (Editor's Note: On November 4th, South Dakota voters rejected Measure 11 to ban abortion.)
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Initiative 11 Protects Rights & Interests of the Women of Our State
- From Vote Yes For Life
By Vote Yes For Life - Yes on 11
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Doesn't actually eliminate abortion
The ban won't eliminate abortions, those have been happening for millenia in all societies. What it will do is eliminate safe abortions, done by qualified doctors. That women feel remorse is human. Women feel depressed and sucidal after bad marriages, do we want to ban marriage? Good Luck women of South Dakota, I hope you feel protected.
- againes
October 16, 2008 6:45AM
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