ATTENTION... ATTENTION... THE FOLLOWING IS AN OFFICIAL XTNYODA MORON REPORT!!!
OK... journalist and reporters no longer know the difference between anecdotal evidence and evidence. This "news" story is pathetic and intended for one purpose only... to encourage more women to get abortions and blame it on the economy... you know, "If others are doing it then it is fine and justifiable for me to do it."
YAHOO news
U.S. RECESSION LINKED TO MORE ABORTIONS, VASECTOMIES
NEW YORK (Reuters) – The pregnancy was unexpected, and for one 32-year-old single mother in Syracuse, New York, the ailing economy became a factor in her decision to have an abortion.
"More so now that we are in a recession ... I felt I had to go through with the procedure because I cannot afford another child," said the woman, a registered nurse who spoke on condition of anonymity because she was worried about job security.
"People say, 'You're a nurse, you'll always have a job.' I think it's not as true as people think it is."
The recession may be a factor influencing more Americans to opt out of parenthood with abortions and vasectomies, although there is no data available yet to suggest a trend
Even so, there is some anecdotal evidence that would-be parents are factoring the rough economic times into the most personal of reproductive choices, some experts said....
OK... journalist and reporters no longer know the difference between anecdotal evidence and evidence. This "news" story is pathetic and intended for one purpose only... to encourage more women to get abortions and blame it on the economy... you know, "If others are doing it then it is fine and justifiable for me to do it."
YAHOO news
U.S. RECESSION LINKED TO MORE ABORTIONS, VASECTOMIES
NEW YORK (Reuters) – The pregnancy was unexpected, and for one 32-year-old single mother in Syracuse, New York, the ailing economy became a factor in her decision to have an abortion.
"More so now that we are in a recession ... I felt I had to go through with the procedure because I cannot afford another child," said the woman, a registered nurse who spoke on condition of anonymity because she was worried about job security.
"People say, 'You're a nurse, you'll always have a job.' I think it's not as true as people think it is."
The recession may be a factor influencing more Americans to opt out of parenthood with abortions and vasectomies, although there is no data available yet to suggest a trend
Even so, there is some anecdotal evidence that would-be parents are factoring the rough economic times into the most personal of reproductive choices, some experts said....
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