Title: Not Much
Product review: I've never had much of an opinion on abortion either way. I bought this book because of a college term paper on the pros and cons of abortion. Crutcher is undoubtedly anti-abortion, there is no doubt about that. Some of the sources are good. Others, however, are second-hand editorials that are highly questionable. He dug very deep to find about 120 or so deaths from abortion during the last thirty years, not mentioning that 40 million women have had abortions during that time--and have not died from it--and not to mention that nine times more women have died from an appendectomy. There is therefore no attempt to document all sides of the equation here--this is hardly an objective account. Sure, it makes for sensationilist reading. But if anything, Lime 5 is a ironic testimony on the safety of abortion during the last thirty years.
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