And while countries like Sweden, Finland and England are backing away from these procedures because of “insufficient scientific evidence,” medical organizations in the U.S. are ignoring the risks and promoting these aggressive, destructive procedures. Organizations like the American Academy of Pediatrics and the Endocrine Society endorse social and medical “transitioning” for children.
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A newly released survey from Common Sense Media found 54% of teenagers reported having seen internet pornography before 13 years old, with 12 being the average age of first exposure. Additionally, 15% of youth respondents said they saw pornographic content as young as 10 years old.
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Congresswoman Ann Wagner, the bill’s sponsor, said in a press release, “All children should have the right to receive lifesaving care, especially those who survive an abortion. The Born-Alive Abortion Survivors Protection Act will provide commonsense protections for innocent children and their mothers and will ensure all babies receive the essential care they need at an incredibly vulnerable moment. It pains me that this fight has to be fought at all, but medical care for babies should not be a partisan issue.”
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“We have many studies that can show abortion drugs or … doing an abortion by drugs is at least four times more risky than doing an abortion by surgery,” she said. “When you’re blindly committed to something, and you refuse to look at the science, then you do all kinds of things that make no medical sense at all.”
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The move expands access to abortion by allowing women to purchase the drugs more easily, even if abortions are restricted in their home state. Before, mifepristone could be dispensed only in certain health care settings, specifically clinics, medical offices, and hospitals. Now pharmacies can supply the “abortion pill” as long as they are certified.
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