I have no doubt that currently anti-choice Nons greatly outnumber those who are pro-choice. That is a complete no-brainer and it's to be fully expected at the present time. But that doesn't mean that all of them are virulently anti. It also doesn't mean that a sizable chunk of them are not simply "on the fence" about the issues, and likewise do not often come in contact with the pro-choice view and the scientific data that refutes the commonly held beliefs, because that info and thoughtful discussions about it are still not nearly as easy to come upon as articles, stories, and film espousing the mainstream ideologies and assumptions.

lolwut?

I thank every case that comes public of teachers and students editing, because by them I know for certain that two thirds of Nons are with us when it actually counts.