What are you saying? If a child is allowed to continue it's life then someone has to raise it. It would be nice if some one with a good value system does it instead of a possibly drug addicted or mentally unstable parent.

@IAJO163 Before I answer your question - answer mine - have you been through the foster care system? Do you know the average age of a child that becomes a ward of the state? Do you know what is required to be a foster parent? Do you know the age that a child reaches where he/she becomes undesirable? You don't likely know the answers to any of this and so yeah, the question becomes should we trust the state when the parents fail? In a majority of the cases - it was best to leave them with the dysfunctional parents - it's better than nothing at all.

@SLBushway Actually I know the system quite well as many of my relatives were foster children. I wasn't referring to the state caring for them. I was referring to young irresponsible and possibly addicted mothers being forced to raise children that they don't want. The result is these gun toting thugs that are being raised without fathers and proper guidance in life, shooting each other up and creating havoc in their communities.

I tell people that the easiest to do in the world is have sex. Anyone can do it so there will always be children. Raising them is the challenge.

There seems to be a plethora of young thug-like unwanted children in the world that were raised by parents that didn't know how to raise them or didn't want to raise them and they perpetuate a religious reason to validate anti abortion without a solution for the outcome? God will fix it? When has that ever worked?