Do you consider birth control to be a form of abortion?

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Abortion terminates a baby. Birth control prevents it.

Completely different things dude.

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birth control prevents pregnancy....so you're not pregnant, which means you can't have an abortion without being pregnant. I don't even understand this question.

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If you're not pregnant how can there possibly be anything to abort? -.-

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No absolutely not. The science behind the two are totally different.

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Well...the definition of birth 'control' is pretty self explanatory if you google it! I'm sick of seeing you ladies not using your brain and getting in a situation where you run to planB..this is not birth control either!!?

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No because the sperm isn't actually implanting and creating life. The birth control will cause thickening of uterus making it hard for sperm to implant.. Or cause low hormones... I understand what you mean but it's nothing like abortion. Abortion is ending throughout pregnancy.. People on Bc aren't pregnant as it never gets to that stage xx

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Nope the two are completely different.
The bibles standpoint:  Nowhere does it say that it is wrong to prevent pregnancy. In fact it says that if we do not provide for kids that it is worse than not having faith.If you can't provide for the child it makes sense to prevent pregnancy it is unreasonable to just hope for the best. However abortion is something considered murder in the bible. The two are different, eggs and sperm have not come together yet the other baby is forming. If you don't believe me, read the bible. You can also ask me for the scripture to back up what I'm saying if you like.
Not trying to spark anger, just explaining it how it is since so many make claims about what the bible says without actually knowing what the bible says.

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I went on the pill as soon as I had my surprise twins (babies #3 & #4). After about 5 years, I stumbled upon an article claiming that birth control pills were abortifacient. I thought to myself, "that's ridiculous! There's no way! This has to be some extremist mumbo jumbo!" So, I decided to research a little further to see how anyone could possibly come to that conclusion. After several days of skimming through medical sites & scientific reports, as well as manufacturer information, I found lots of evidence to support the fact that the pill is an abortifacient. Basically, the pill is intended to prevent ovulation. However, the "backup plan" is to thin the uterine lining so as not to support a fertilized egg in the event ovulation & conception occur. So, technically, it could be considered a form of abortion. After coming to that conclusion, I immediately took myself off the pill.

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Oh wait. Are you talking from a religious area where children will happen if God 'allows' is? If so I know people with that belief but disagree completely. More bodily harm in my opinion that way

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Birth control is Abortion Prevention, 
I believe all types of birth control should be free and available to anyone over a certain age,