Stupefying

This is a staggering statistic:

For every 100 babies born in New York City, women had 74 abortions in 2004, according to newly released figures that reaffirm the city as the abortion capital of the country.

Whatever happened to the "rare" in "Safe, legal, and rare"?

"If clinics are hard to get to, or the services are just unavailable, people are going to travel to get what in my mind is a critical public health service," said Joan Malin, president of Planned Parenthood of New York City.

The organization's Margaret Sanger Center in Manhattan is the largest abortion provider in New York, with 11,000 abortions performed a year.

What do you think security is like at that abortion mill? It's got to be intense.

That's 30 babies A DAY - for ONE facility. I'm including the weekend days because I doubt anyone "working" there is keeping a sabbath day.

Critical public health service?

I am sometimes so frustrated with the arguments put forth that I can't even offer a rebuttal; they are stupefying.

Margaret Sanger's name came up in the above quote. Can anyone tell me if the Sanger Hall at VCU in Richmond is named for this beastie?