http://www.shoutingitloud.com/2011/08/truth-about-late-term-abortions.html
Time for you to attack my source, since you have nothing else, certainly no morality, conscience or humanity.
I don't have to attack the source. Here's an excerpt from your source.
(Excerpt) ... most of these abortions are done on 10-18 year olds who were in total denial of the pregnancy. (End)
You talk about morality, conscience and humanity while insisting a 10 year old bear a child. There's only one word for that and that word is, "sick".
Here's a few sources regarding the outcome of births to such young girls.
Social Problems and Disadvantages – There is a connection between lower economic status and a higher rate of births by teen girls. This puts many babies at a disadvantage right away. Teen mothers are less likely to complete their education, including higher education that can help them get better paying jobs.
http://blogs.psychcentral.com/family/2010/11/dangers-of-teen-pregnancy/
A teenage mother is at greater risk than women over age 20 for pregnancy complications, such as premature labor, anemia and high blood pressure. These risks are even greater for teens who are under 15 years old.
Babies of teenage mothers are more likely to die in the first year of life than babies of women in their twenties and thirties. The risk is highest for babies of mothers under age 15. In 2005, 16.4 out of every 1,000 babies of women under age 15 died, compared to 6.8 per 1,000 for babies of women of all ages.
About 64 percent of children born to an unmarried teenage high-school dropout live in poverty, compared to 7 percent of children born to women over age 20 who are married and high school graduates
http://www.marchofdimes.com/professionals/medicalresources_teenpregnancy.html
Most of the people put a lot of thought and planning before they decide they want to have children, since raising a child is an extremely difficult task, which requires a lot of psychological, physical as well financial strength. The first and most important thing about teenage pregnancies is that teenage is a very tender age, and hence teenagers lack the physical as well as psychological maturity required for conceiving children.
Teenage pregnancies can very extremely difficult to deal with not only for the teen, but the entire family and might have an effect on the younger siblings of the teenager. Continuing education becomes very difficult for teenage mothers, which again leads to an unstable future without education and proper employment opportunities. This affects the quality of living of both the mother as well as the child.
The risks associated with childbirth are higher for girls under the age of fourteen. An underdeveloped pelvis often leads to complications during childbirth.
http://www.buzzle.com/articles/teenage-pregnancy-and-teen-abortions-statistics-and-facts.html
Earlier studies have found that adolescent mothers have high probabilities of raising their children in poverty and relying on welfare for support. More than 40 percent of teenage moms report living in poverty at age 27.
http://www.urban.org/pubs/khk/summary.html
This is what you call aborting for "convenience"; preventing a lifetime of poverty for both the pregnant girl and the potential baby, preventing a girl with an underdeveloped pelvis from bearing a child?
You have the gall to talk about morality, conscience and humanity. You don't even know the meaning of those words!
