• "In the days before Roe, radial feminist groups rallied around the sordid stories of bungled illegal abortions. They convinced the Supreme Court that legal abortions meant safe abortions." [7]

• "In the 1973 decision (Roe v. Wade) legalizing abortions, the Court wrongly stated that there was no consensus as to when human life begins." [6]

• "The ruling invalidated abortion laws in all fifty states, even though it seems clear in 1973 the majority of Americans were against abortion .... They as an elite, thus forced their will on the majority, even though their ruling was arbitrary both legally and medically." [8]
Dr. Bernard Nathanson, cofounder of NARAL (National Abortion and Reproductive Rights Action League, now pro-life, told how abortion advocates would conjure up sham statistics of abortion deaths to push their case. "... we generally emphasized the drama of the individual case -- not the mass statistics. But when we spoke of the latter, it was always 5,000 to 10,000 a year." He said that about 500 abortion deaths a year would have been more accurate. [7]

• The Court's decision allowed virtual elective abortion "because of the sweeping way in which 'health' is used by pro-abortionists to cover every possible problem of mind and situation." [3]

• Abortion was the cornerstone of the sexual and feminist revolution of the 1960s. It allowed them sever the connection between sexual relationships and children. It justified free sex, free love, and enabled feminists to achieve their goal of total equality with men. [6]
 

 
• Currently, 3,900 babies die from abortion every day in America - one every 22 seconds. Each year, over 1.4 million infants die from abortion. [15]

• More than 50 million babies have been slaughtered in America since the Supreme Court's ruling: more than the total loss of life in every American military conflict from the War of Independence through Desert Storm, more than the equivalent of the combined 1990 census populations of: [17]

Atlanta,	Boston,	Chicago,
Dallas,	Denver,	Detroit,
Houston,	Los Angeles,	Miami,
Minneapolis/St. Paul,	New Orleans,	New York,
Philadelphia,	Phoenix,	San Francisco,
Seattle,	St. Louis,	and Washington, DC

• Tragically, many of these babies could have been saved, as there are an estimated 2, 000, 000 infertile couples who have pursued an interest in adoption. The Planned Parenthood Federation of America Inc. stated in the New York Times, "If women are forced to carry unwanted pregnancies, the result is unwanted children. Everyone knows that they are among society's most tragic cases, often uncared-for, unloved, brutalized and abandoned." Adoption resources make the "unwanted child" unwanted for only nine months. [12]

• "Adopted children fare far better than those children born out of wedlock who are left in single-parent homes or foster care." -- Child Psychologist Patrick Fagan. "Moreover adopted children score higher on tests; are less depressed; are healthier and have fewer behavioral problems." [5]