Kinda simple math.
2013 black women
accounted for 29,007 terminated pregnancies, representing almost 42 percent of all abortions in the city. That same year, black women in the city gave birth to 24,108 babies
29,007 (abortions)/29,007 + 24,108 (total number of potential births) = 29,007/53,115 = 54.6%
So you are not using that to support your statement that 67% are aborted, rather that it is just still a high number?
Do not forget too. That is stricly the number of pregnancies aborted in the city and babies born there. That does not at all take in to account other reasons for it.
It never mentions that these women are actually residents of New York. It is wholly possible that woman are coming from out of area to have the procedure done.
What if they lived in nearby states and an abortion in New York was half the price of all their other home states? Of course there would be an influx to New York to get it done.
Another, what if they went to New York so they did not have to worry about being judged by members in their community? Anonymity is always a factor and what better way to not be seen then go to New York?
Also, how is it known that the baby was African American? It never states the ethnicity of the father. Obviously at minimum it will be 50% African American but to me if you are half of one thing you are not whole of another.
Nope not at all either, if it's rape the women has the decision, just to abort just because... not is not a reason.
From my own military and church ministries experience, Muslims that attend school in SouthWest Asia and North Africa, it is very common for the school, society, parents and mosques to preach hate against Christians and U.S. citizens, so probably like 90% are molded into hate and could become a terrorist.
Jason, I encourage you to visit over there....
Visit Africa? I have twice. Been around the world really.
Now you have to remember that your information is coming from a biased source that shares the same views as you, which of course makes you more inclined to take it as fact. What would the response be if 100% of those individuals told you that it was in fact the opposite. Would you completely abandon your belief that people disliked the US?
That is not to say that it is not true. I am fully aware that people do not like the United States, it would be ludicrous to think otherwise.
My next question, why condemn them for it? Christianity itself teaches animosity towards other groups, stating they are lesser and going to hell for not believe in the "right god". Do 90% of Christians become terrorist? By far no, luckily people have the choice to choose what they become if they are so inclined. Sure, some follow blindly but I would say the majority do not.
Count and percentages, two completely different things. And back to my point. Regardless of your view on abortion, anything approaching a 50% birth to extinguishing a life, is a sad state of affairs.
Now you state life. What is alive? You are claiming that a cluster of cells that has no cognitive awareness, is indistinguishable from other animals species, and is not capable of sustaining life on its own is a baby?
I mean I will jump right on-board with some scenarios. Say a woman is in her 8th month, yeah, that lady should not just frivolously decide to get rid of the baby. At that point, its pretty much a person. Then, what if, same situation, the woman realizes she has cancer and can save her own life through treatment but it will kill the baby. So either self preservation or save the baby. I mean it is ultimately that ladies decision and I would not fault her for either.
I feel that no male should have a right to make decisions on abortion as they can never accurately fathom what it is like or how a woman feels making that decision.
Second, religious people should not even attempt to claim that abortion effects their life. If you do not believe in it, do not do it. It is unfair to push ones religious agenda on another and claim that if they do not accept it they have done you wrong.