The Wave of the Future-Freedom Lost?

Sadly, I believe this is exactly what the "morning after" pill does, at least for the "inconvenient child".

 

"I'm proud to be able to tell my patients that they now can go anywhere for their prescriptions," said one of the plaintiffs, Dr. Rebekah Gee, 30, of Boston. "My patients should not have to shop around."

Source:

http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,184879,00.html

It must be terrible to have to shop around for a pill to kill an unborn baby. I really sympathize with those "mothers" who must visit more than one drug store to kill their unborn baby. What a shame. Perhaps we ought to force drug stores to deliver these pills to the bedrooms of these poor burdened would-be murderers. It seems unjust that they should be forced to leave their bedroom to buy these convenience pills. After all, how can we call them convenient if one must go to as drug store to purchase them.

 

But pregnancy doesn't occur at fertilization.

BTW, I personally agree with you, just so we're clear.