Originally posted by @sh76
So, someone who subscribes to a political movement that uses the term "pro-choice" as a proxy for "pro-abortion" is complaining that the "Center for Pregnancy Choices" is being misleading because it does NOT counsel abortion.
That makes sense.
oh, honey, trying to be a grammar nazi is annoying in itself but doubly so when you are far off.
If you insist on being technical, the term "pro-abortion" implies abortion is a grand idea, that most women should have as many as possible. The term "pro-choice" means abortion or carrying to term then raising it or giving it up for adoption should be up to the woman in question and nobody else, which is what the pro-choice movement has been about all along.
If you insist on talking about hypocritical terms, "pro-life" is a fun one. Life starts at conception so it is a pro-lifer's holy duty to force a human being to carry a bundle of replicating cells to term against her will. Of course once that bundle of joy is born, the pro-lifer is often nowhere to be found. Little or no assistance in raising it, barely any healthcare, little education spending, no crusade to end child poverty in the US, etc.
A pro-lifer is quite often also very pro-gun, a decidedly anti-life device. A pro-lifer is also pro-death penalty.