[triceratops]

How many abortions happen after 20 weeks? How many of them are due to medical reasons vs "don't want this baby anymore"?

I'd wager that the vast majority of abortions post 20 weeks are performed with extreme reluctance and sadness, and only out of great necessity.

[hellojesus]

I'd wager than many are talked to abortion, specifically that late in the cycle, out of a desire for organ harvesting from newborns and not out of necessity.

[triceratops]

> organ harvesting from newborns

wat

[hellojesus]

Page 501 documents the research request and contact for human fetal tissue.

https://www.judicialwatch.org/documents/jw-v-hhs-humanized-m...

Also some famous undercover videos: https://www.centerformedicalprogress.org/cmp/investigative-f...

[finfinfin]

What’s the context? What is the research of? Is consent required / has it been received? Is this a common practice? Is it common to sell non-fetal tissue for research purposes? Etc etc

Linking to a cryptic 575 page long PDF file is too conspiratorial to take seriously.

[hellojesus]

> I'd wager that the vast majority of abortions post 20 weeks are performed with extreme reluctance and sadness, and only out of great necessity.

My point was specifically aimed at this parent comment. It is easy to make baseless wagers about motivation. I find it an equally compelling narrative that, given research and financial incentives, there is great motivation for abortion clinics to persuade individuals to abort children. Especially late-term abortions since developed infant organs are likely demanding a premium due to their rarity.

Both statements are conjectures.

[triceratops]

> Both statements are conjectures.

Not really, no. You're spouting random conspiracy theories. You provided unverified primary sources. Any rando can make a website and post a PDF on it for $10.

Only 1.3% of all abortions happen after 20 weeks.