⁰⁶⁶   Would abortion be a modern form of discrimination?

⁰⁶⁷   Isn't the ideology that inspires the promoters of abortion entirely different from that of the Nazis?

⁰⁶⁸   Must we not concede that even if the practices are the same the ideologies themselves are different?

⁰⁶⁹   What is the link between the ideologues of discrimination and the medical engineers?

⁰⁷⁰   Aren't we using criteria invoked for the profit of society that are analogous to those invoked for the profit of couples?

⁰⁷¹   Does not the refusal to accept all risk lead precipitously and ruthlessly down the spiral of pure "efficiency"?

⁰⁷²   Can we really speak of abortions as "imprescriptible crimes against humanity"?

⁰⁷³   Is it possible to forget the evident lessons arising from the Nazi experience?

⁰⁷⁴   Is the commemoration of the victims sufficient to protect us against the rise of a new barbarism?

⁰⁷⁵   How do we explain the inconsistency between practices legalized today which yesterday were condemned as illegitimate?

⁰⁷⁶   Recalling the past can be disturbing for some. But for those who today perfect, manufacture and distribute abortifacients, is it not equally as disturbing to emphasize the effectiveness of their products?

⁰⁷⁷   Despite everything, isn't it very unlikely that those who have perfected and commercialized effective methods of chemical abortion are totally insensitive to the lessons of the past?

⁰⁷⁸   Isn't it shocking to suggest a parallel between the Nazi torturers and the abortionists of today?

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