Sign a petition to help ensure abortion remains unfunded by provincial dollars in New Brunswick.
From the petition web site, with my personal favourite reasons bolded:
- A group of university students has launched a petition in favor of public funding for the Morgentaler Clinic. They already have 2,000 names as of March 14, and are aiming at 10,000. We need to let the New Brunswick government know not everyone agrees.
- This abortion on demand facility is the only one in Canada that receives no public funding. That’s a good thing!
- Please sign the petition and spread the word.
- Life is a precious gift. Pregnancy is not a disease.
- Abortion is a violent, tragic solution to a human problem. There are positive alternatives to abortion,
- An abortion can bring great harm – emotional, physical and spiritual – to a woman.
- A child’s life begins in the womb. Abortion prematurely cuts that life short.
- Society has a duty to protect the life of every child.
- Pregnant mothers have lost more than 10,000 children at the Morgentaler Clinic in Fredericton
- Abortion on demand does not meet the legal test of “medical necessity” required by Medicare.
- No Canadian law or court has established that a woman has a constitutional right to abortion on demand, or that a province has a legal duty to fund abortion on demand.
- Polls have repeatedly shown that tax-payers strongly oppose funding abortion on demand.
- It is necessary to counteract unreasonable pressure in favour of funding the Morgentaler Clinic.
- Thank you for your support.
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God bless you all for working to save the unborn children and give them a voice
Unborn babies have right also, their life is no less worthy.
Who would not do everything they humanly could, to save a helpless child’s life!!
Keep abortions unfunded in NB
If a pregnancy is the result of rape or a medical condition, I fully agree that an abortion be performed at a hospital otherwise because of all the contraceptive devices on the market, there is no excuse for anyone to get pregnant. If you want to play unprotected, be prepared for the consequences.