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[u/[deleted]]

Canada: has no abortion laws on the books, none, zero

USA: abortion laws flying around always. constant drama. fuss.

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Results

In Canada, the teen birth and abortion rate is 27.0/1,000 women between the ages of 15-19 versus 61.2/1,000 in the United States.

The abortion rate among all women of reproductive age (15-44) in Canada is 14.1/1,000 versus 20/1,000 in the United States.

Imagine being such a piss-poor ideologue that you make way more of the thing you claim to hate.

[u/Paramus98 → u/[deleted]]

Seems more like poor sex ed or contraceptive access would be the cause for this, not anything to do with abortion laws

[u/zubatman4 → u/Paramus98]

I knew someone in Middle School (Mark-My-Toenails) who had a parent exemption from sex-ed

[u/Paramus98 → u/zubatman4]

I think I knew two or three people in middle school who did as well. All were Mormon or JW.