I can't understand how supposedly rational people can be ok with babies having their brains sucked out of their skull or being cut to pieces by the abortuary "doctor."
Today marks the anniversary of two momentous events in American and, yes, world history! On January 22, 1977 my daughter was born! She was a sweetheart as a child. Smart, active, loving and a wonder and treasure to live with. Just like her sister and brother, she was the light in my eye and the joy in my life! As a teenager she was a challenge but she never failed to light up a room with her smile and that silly giggle! She is now a successful woman with a masters degree in mental health counseling. I am so proud of her I nearly burst with pride that I am her father.
The other event occurred four years earlier on January 22, 1973. On that date the United States Supreme Court joined Hitler's Germany, Stalin's Soviet Union, and Mao's Red China in ordering the murder of countless millions of innocent lives. On that date the court violated their oath of office and usurped the authority of the Constitution and the States by their ruling in Roe v Wade. Hitler, Stalin, and Mao must be green with envy at the success of the United States in killing innocence! It is as black a day in history as anything Hitler could have ever dreamed! Fifty-five million babies have been shredded, chopped up, vacuum suctioned, poisoned with salt or had their brains sucked out of their tiny heads. Their only sin was to be conceived by heartless people. That is fifty-five million doctors, concert pianists, mothers, fathers, grocery clerks, college students, poets, grandkids, or race car drivers. Fifty-five million lives snuffed out at the altar of something called a woman's right to choose. Something tells me that those fifty-five million little human beings would not have "chosen" to be murdered.
As you see the celebrations on tv of Roe v Wade think about the fifty-five million dead. Then think of my Daughter. Rejoice with me in her life. Today, enjoy your children, grand children and friends be happy in their lives but remember in your heart those victims of Roe v Wade.
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I'm not sure where I stand with this issue. You make a great point about me being great (hehe) and I have been very blessed to have a mother AND father who loved me and nurtured me. But this is where I start to feel conflicted...life is SO hard. Even with the privileges of having 2 loving parents and a warm home with plenty of food on the table. But what about when the mother can foresee extreme challenges? Adoption? Also, where do you stand in cases involving severe birth defects that are detected early?
ReplyDeleteYes..adoption. As to the question of severe birth defects..
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He is a successful author and motivational speaker with a worldwide audience. Should he have been aborted?
However, the question is whether or not the decision to abort should be legislated. Government has NO roll in the decision. Governments around the world have declared that abortion is a "right" to be funded by governments. It is NOT a right, it is a medical decision to be used VERY sparingly, not millions of time each year.