How Deadly is Abortion?

– January 22nd, 1973 – Roe v. Wade was decided.

– By January 23rd, 1973, we had killed more babies (2,740) than our U. S. deaths in the Afghanistan War (1,742).

– By January 24th, 1973, we had killed more babies (5,480) than our U. S. deaths in the Iraq War (4,488).

– By February 6th, 1973, we had killed more babies (38,360) than our U. S. deaths in the Korean War (36,516).

– By February 14th, 1973, we had killed more babies (60,200) than our U. S. deaths in the Vietnam War (58,209).

– By March 17th, 1973, we had killed more babies (117,820) than our U. S. deaths in the World War I (116,516).

– By July 7th, 1973, we had killed more babies (405,520) than our U. S. deaths in the World War II (405,399).

– By November 29th, 1973, we had killed more babies (750,760) than our U. S. deaths in the Civil War (750,000).

– By June 2nd, 1974, we had killed more babies (1,356,300) than our U. S. deaths in all wars (1,354,664).

– We kill more children every day (2,740) than the number of people who died in the terrorist attacks on the World Trade center (2,606) on 9/11.  

– Main Causes of Deaths per year in the U. S.:
Abortion:  1,000,000
Heart disease: 611,105
Cancer: 584,881

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