<a href=”http://www.msplinks.com/MDFodHRwOi8vaW1hZ2VzaGFjay51cw==”><img src=”http://img63.imageshack.us/img63/1457/lb7e9e4df2376e2c8231953mz6.jpg” border=”0″ alt=”Image Hosted by ImageShack.us”/></a><br><a href=”http://www.msplinks.com/MDFodHRwOi8vaW1hZ2VzaGFjay51cw==”><img src=”http://img104.imageshack.us/img104/3153/partialbirthabortionvm6.jpg” border=”0″ alt=”Image Hosted by ImageShack.us”/></a><br><br><br>Abortion is a controversial issue that many are happy to avoid. As caring human beings, we can’t afford this luxury. Too many new mothers are given the false hope that abortion is the solution to all their problems. Many new parents don’t know how developed their children are when they choose abortion. Think about what this means and what it will continue to mean to all of us if we can’t change things.<br><br>Since Roe v. Wade, in 1973, over 40 million choices have been made that have resulted in the deaths of unborn children. <br><br><b>Over 1.3 million people a year have been killed through abortion in the United States.</b> <br><br>To equal the average number of abortion deaths in one year, the terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center would have had to have been almost 440 times more lethal.<br><br><big><b>Abortion worldwide kills more people in 42 days than the Holocaust did in 12 years.</b></big><br><br><b>The number of people killed by abortions since 1973 exceed the current populations of each of the 50 states, including California.</b><br><br><b>1 out of every 4 Americans babies are aborted. This number is greater than the current <big>populations</big> of Sweden, Norway, Lithuania, Latvia, Ireland, Iceland, Finland, Estonia, and Denmark <big>COMBINED</big>. It would have taken 487 Hiroshima nuclear attacks to kill as many people as abortion has killed since (1973) Row vs. Wade.</b><br><br>40% of all abortions are performed on college aged women.<br><br>Abortion is inherently unsafe to the mother. Physical problems from abortion can include hemorrhage, infection, sterility and even death. Psychological effects can include depression and mental trauma to divorce and suicide. Women often experience “severe” or “intense” pain during an abortion. The psychological effects of an abortion are so well documented, that psychologists have grouped them under one name: post-abortion syndrome (PAS). Women may experience symptoms of PAS right after the abortion, but oftentimes PAS does not manifest itself until many months or years after the abortion. Symptoms of PAS are: recurrent memories, dreams of the abortion experience, avoidance of emotional attachment, relationship problems, sleep disturbance, guilt, memory impairment, hostile outbursts, and substance abuse. Fathers, grandparents, and siblings can also experience the psychological effects of abortion.<br><br><b>WORLDWIDE</b><br><i>Number of abortions per year</i>: Approximately 46 Million <br /><i>Number of abortions per day</i>: Approximately 126,000<br /><br /><i>Where abortions occur</i>:<br />78% of all abortions are obtained in developing countries and 22% occur in developed countries.<br /><br /><i>Legality of abortion</i>:<br />About 26 million women obtain legal abortions each year, while an additional 20 million abortions are obtained in countries where it is restricted or prohibited by law.<br /><br /><i>Abortion averages</i>:<br />Worldwide, the lifetime average is about 1 abortion per woman.<br><br><br><b>UNITED STATES</b><br><i>Number of abortions per year</i>: 1.37 Million (1996)<br /><i>Number of abortions per day</i>: Approximately 3,700<br /><br /><i>Who’s having abortions (age)?</i><br />52% of women obtaining abortions in the U.S. are younger than 25: Women aged 20-24 obtain 32% of all abortions; Teenagers obtain 20% and girls under 15 account for 1.2%. <br /><br /><i>Who’s having abortions (race)?</i><br />While white women obtain 60% of all abortions, their abortion rate is well below that of minority women. Black women are more than 3 times as likely as white women to have an abortion, and Hispanic women are roughly 2 times as likely. <br /><br /><i>Who’s having abortions (marital status)?</i><br />64.4% of all abortions are performed on never-married women; Married women account for 18.4% of all abortions and divorced women obtain 9.4%.<br /><br /><i>Who’s having abortions (religion)?</i><br />Women identifying themselves as Protestants obtain 37.4% of all abortions in the U.S.; Catholic women account for 31.3%, Jewish women account for 1.3%, and women with no religious affiliation obtain 23.7% of all abortions. 18% of all abortions are performed on women who identify themselves as “Born-again/Evangelical”.<br /><br /><i>Who’s having abortions (income)?</i><br />Women with family incomes less than $15,000 obtain 28.7% of all abortions; Women with family incomes between $15,000 and $29,999 obtain 19.5%; Women with family incomes between $30,000 and $59,999 obtain 38.0%; Women with family incomes over $60,000 obtain 13.8%.<br /><br /><i>Why women have abortions</i><br />1% of all abortions occur because of rape or incest; 6% of abortions occur because of potential health problems regarding either the mother or child, and 93% of all abortions occur for social reasons (i.e. the child is unwanted or inconvenient).<br /><br /><i>At what gestational ages are abortions performed</i>:<br />52% of all abortions occur before the 9th week of pregnancy, 25% happen between the 9th & 10th week, 12% happen between the 11th and 12th week, 6% happen between the 13th & 15th week, 4% happen between the 16th & 20th week, and 1% of all abortions (16,450/yr.) happen after the 20th week of pregnancy.<br /><br /><i>Likelihood of abortion</i>:<br />An estimated 43% of all women will have at least 1 abortion by the time they are 45 years old. 47% of all abortions are performed on women who have had at least one previous abortion.<br /><br /><i>Abortion coverage</i>:<br />48% of all abortion facilities provide services after the 12th week of pregnancy. 9 in 10 managed care plans routinely cover abortion or provide limited coverage. About 14% of all abortions in the United States are paid for with public funds, virtually all of which are state funds. 16 states (CA, CT, HI, ED, IL, MA , MD, MD, MN, MT, NJ, NM, NY, OR, VT, WA and WV) pay for abortions for some poor women.<br /><br /><b> I am against abortion. You are killing a child, no matter the debate! a child is inside you, living, breathing and growing. a child is never a mistake! they are gifts, if you’re not ready to be a mother or a father then dont have sex. condom maybe? its as simple as that. there are so many “save babies” hospitals, children are our future, why kill it? why on earth would anyone want to deprive the next generation ? this one is so confused and conflicted, give them a chance!</b><br /><br />think about it…it could have been you. <br /><br />

simple, small, and stupid.

It’s amazing, embarrasing, and disappointing how one word can be described by such words. What word? The N word. Nigga, nicka, nigger..however you, yourself may spell or pronounce it. Either way..it’s wrong. Wrong in usage, theory and logic. There is no justification.

The true meaning of the word; (slang: extremely dispraving and offensive) a black person or any member of any dark-skinned people. a person of any race or origin regarded as contemptible, inferior, ignorant, etc. a person who is economically, politically, or socially disenfranchised. Does this describe you? Is this who you are? Is this what you associate yourself with? I, myself am neither. Anyone, who associates themselves and/or others with usage can be, but not i. Its such a depriving term. If we are to ever move foward, we must leave somethings behind.

a few times i’ve heard, “Oh, I’m doing it for the kids, we need to encourage our youth, we’re trying to potray a positive for our community, etc” [hypocrites] How, if you’re trying to improve the youths’ minds and etc, are you doing so when you’re disrespecting yourself and others, by using the term? I’ve heard speeches, had conversations, listened to music all they way until..“nigga this, nigga that, nigga u“..making whatever was said in vain! Now, some may say “ahh what’s the big deal?” What’s the big deal!? Are you kidding me? Everyday use of the term has become so free, loose and accepted. Why is that? It’s like we’ve forgotten where we’ve come from or just throwing all of our progress. Past works, years of sweat, blood, and tears…WASTED! and then you have the imfamous, “oh he or she’s one too, so it’s cool.” WTF!? But, let a person OUTSIDE of black/african-accentry say it example a caucasian person..then wow..WWIII is among us!! I’ve even heard this one…”If they’re white, they can say -ga, but not -ger…because then “that’s just racist“ WOW. are you kidding me? are u that dense? are u that ignorant?

[i'm not quite done with this]

So, i’ve been away for some time. i’ve been away from a lot of people, the spotlight, etc. we all need to ‘recharge’ sometimes. i just needed to address somethings from within myself to be able to handle, adapt, and learn from the things/events around me. during, this ’self-cleansing’ i learned a lot. a lot about myself, the pretty & ugly and a lot about people, the good & bad. i don’t blame anyone for unfortuante events, even if it had been..i wouldn’t, i won’t. i see as it as a lesson well-learned. am i perfect? no. will i make more mistakes? of course. i am only human, however, i am striving for perfection each & everyday. perfection, yeah..perfection. i’ve never cared what anyone thought of me. how can anyone? you..are..you and no one nor anything else. on my self-vacation, i realized i was left for dead. things aren’t always what they seem..things aren’t always what they seem. no matter how hard & low things get..i’ll stand

so i’m new to this thing, but it will be up & running soon

stay righteous