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Excellent point! The tally is 36MM (1972-2002) dead so far. And this is not even including all the other casualties of cultural warfare (the crime wave, diseases resulting from open borders and certain behaviors, etc., etc.). All told we are looking at 40MM dead in what Balint Vasonyi has called America's 30 Year War (1968-1998), now 35 I see. This also does not include what might have been -- making up for the lost, but adding more if we did not have such high tax rates, and increases in basic costs of living (home/car+) caused by the credit bubble -- families could afford to have more kids. I see not only mass graves with 40MM, but the ghosts of what could have been -- another 20MM or so strong, beautiful, and bright American kids. The GenX and GenY groups are the first to know what it means to live through genocide. Indeed, that is why such a historically large % of white kids are very radicalized (conservative/nationalist) these days.

By the way, Stalin and Lenin were among the first in the world to promote abortion. Bolshevik Russia had a lot of firsts -- communist propaganda for "free love," even eliminating marriage!, went along with abortion rights (all to destroy the "bourgeois" family structure). I don't think any of them ever imagined being able to destroy an entire civilization through abortion, which is the thesis of Buchanan in Death of the West. Stalin didn't turn anti until WW2 (to achieve the end described).

What we face in America is historically unprecedented in terms of the scale and depth. What can one say about a Liberal culture that the Pope has called the "Culture of Death." Pure evil...

Yes, we need to add the people who have died from the usage of the so-called recreational drugs, violence from the drug trade, and AIDS. I agree with Pat Buchanan. I can't imagine how many Einsteins, Mozzarts, Bachs, Newtons, etc... we have aborted; and don't mention all the missing tax payers. Since 1973 millions of inmigrants have come into America to take the jobs of those aborted.