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It turns out that banning baby murder does, in fact, reduce the number of baby murders.

The number of abortions performed in the U.S. fell by about 6% after the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade, according to data from the Society of Family Planning.

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But in states with bans and severe restrictions, there were about 8,000 fewer abortions each month — a decrease of 95%. Abortions also decreased, albeit more modestly, in states with less severe restrictions.

The wicked, degenerate USSA is still on track for 800,000+ child murders this year, though that is down considerably from the heyday when the Boomers were wiping out half of Gen Y. Whether it’s -6% or -95%, it’s a slow step in the right direction. Let Moloch weep. And starve.