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Anti Abortion Pros And Cons

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Anti-abortion protestors are instilling fear in the doctors and all those around them. Bill O 'Reilly has said some harsh comments about Dr.Tiller on the air referring to him as a killer. We have freedom of speech but when it hurts others there is a limit to it. This movement to make abortions unavailable is working. Abortion providers and those around them are terrified. The number of doctors that provide abortion has dropped drastically in recent years. Anti-abortion protestors are terrifying, stalking, harassing and intimidating abortion doctors and the those around them. I feel this is domestic terrorism in which you don’t have to make abortion illegal to make it impossible as said in this documentary.

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