They are NOT unintended consequences

[Farmer-Rick]

16. They are human sacrifices to the Christian god

Ok, not in all cases will women forced into birth die, but a lot of them will, and a lot of them will be permanently injured and psychologically damaged. And this is NEEDLESS. There is no need to force these horrors onto women. The risk to a woman's life, health and sanity are much greater then Christians would like you to believe. Abortion use to prevent a lot of these very risky pregnancies from killing mothers.....not anymore.

"Every year in the U.S., nearly 4 million women give birth, the vast majority without anything going amiss for themselves or their babies. But more than 135 expectant and new mothers a day — or roughly 50,000 a year, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention — endure dangerous and even life-threatening complications that often leave them wounded, weakened, traumatized, financially devastated, unable to bear more children, or searching in vain for answers about what went wrong." https://www.npr.org/2017/12/22/572298802/nearly-dying-in-childbirth-why-preventable-complications-are-growing-in-u-s

There is no moral, scientific or social reason to prevent abortions. The only reason to force women to give birth is because some crazy preachers and priests think their imaginary Christian god wants it that way. It is ALL based on religion, the Christian religion to be exact. So this leads me to the conclusion that Christians believe that killing and hurting a human will please their super sky daddy.

They are promoting human sacrifices just like that human sacrifice practiced by hunter-gatherers in Europe back in the Upper Paleolithic (26,000 to 8,000 B.C.). The researchers found that the rate of multiple burials (two or more people buried at the same time) was unusually high during the Upper Paleolithic, about one in five.https://www.livescience.com/59514-cultures-that-practiced-human-sacrifice/3.html

So it seems American Christians today, with their female human sacrifices, are imitating the behavior of European savages from 26,000 to 8,000 B.C.

Talk about regression.