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You are drinking the liberal pro-abortion kool-aid provided by Planned Parenthood. PP and liberals want you to think the rate is high so they can have an excuse to do more abortions.

I was a counselor at a Crisis Pregnancy Center for years, as well as other positions. I agree that after an abortion the suicide rate goes up. Alcohol abuse and drug addiction also is higher for those who have an abortion. What does that have to do with what we are talking about?

Wilke just did the compilation. Studies were done by:

1 New England Journal of Medicine, A.N. Groth, Sexual DyFORBESSunction [sic] During Rape, Oct. 6, 1977, p.764-6
2 Mahkorn & Dolan, “Sexual Assault & Pregnancy.” In New Perspectives on Human Abortion, University Publisher of Amer., 1981, pp.182-199
3 Mahkorn, “Pregnancy & Sexual Assault.” In Psychological Aspects of Abortion, University Publishers of Amer., 1979, pp. 53-72

Have you paid attention to the dates of those studies. Gee whiz, talking about reaching for the bottom of the barrel. You can keep citing Willke, just like the 9/11 "truthers" keep citing reports by some inane engineer that it is "proof" that the government blew up the WTC.

The facts are actually very clear, there's no magic mumbo jumbo involved. If a woman is ovulating, if she gets raped and the rapist ejaculates inside her and his sperm reaches the egg, she gets pregnant, period.

"In a Tuesday interview with The Christian Post, Dr. Gene Rudd, an obstetrician-gynecologist who is also senior vice president of Christian Medical & Dental Associations, said there is no evidence that pregnancies are rare among rape victims. "I don't know where [Akins is] coming from, but what he said, there's no basis for it," Rudd explained.

Read more at http://www.christianpost.com/news/rape-pregnancies-not-rare-ob-gyn-says-80369/#UBwIimxuQsBAVBSg.99 "