http://www.pbs.org/newshour/rundown/how-...ars-later/

If you want to get a group of Americans stoked up, all you have to do is bring up politics. Or immigration. Or abortion.

But surprisingly, attitudes about the landmark Supreme Court decision that gave women the right to have an abortion remain pretty stable. And that’s worth taking note of, because that decision, Roe v. Wade, turns 40 today.

The folks at the Pew Research Center in Washington, D.C., have been asking Americans about Roe v. Wade for years. On this 40th anniversary, their findings are striking — and mostly because of just how much things haven’t changed. In a nation that’s shifted profoundly in recent decades, opinions on this issue haven’t budged much at all.




Attitudes or opinions haven't changed. Pro Lifers have been incredibly successful in closing abortion clinics by writing bogus laws.

The zealots are the murder at any time for any reason and it's no ones business crowd. People against murdering babies are... wait for it... sane, normal, good and moral people. Not going to pin your bs on us Mach.

(04-28-2016 11:19 AM)Machiavelli Wrote:  Abortion is not murder

It's undoubtedly homicide. I suppose murder is up for debate.

Quote:and it's a private choice that the govt. shouldn't be within miles from.

All hinges on if it's homicide or not right... Your second point assumes your first is iron clad, and it's not iron clade unless you are willing to say, right now, that 5 minutes before a baby is born it's not human.

Shouldn't have used "us". I'm not all that good but, point stands.