Stanek Sunday not-so-funnies: Commemorating the 38th anniversary of Roe v Wade
Jan.23, 2011 7:58 am |
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Jill Stanek is a nurse turned speaker, columnist and blogger, a national figure in the effort to protect both preborn and postborn innocent human life.
These cartoons are horrible, just horrible
They certainly “hit the nail on the head”, though!
I think that is the whole point. Abortion is horrible, just horrible. Roe v Wade is not a celebration it is a desecration and a disgrace.
AK Krystal I did not mean that in a snarky way just making a point. Take care.
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What I’ve been really lost on lately is how these anti-big business groups & people are so adamantly pro-abortion groups like Planned Parenthood. Can it possibly be escaping their notice that abortion is a business and that women are being duped into paying for a service that they don’t need and that actually leaves them broken? They’re being played, bamboozled. It seems like this should be infuriating to women’s rights groups…
Sorry, but that first comic got me thinking about this concept again.
The second comic I get, but it bugs me a little. I suppose because I think that a baby in Heaven is securely being cared for by Christ. Seems like there shouldn’t be a need for “what ifs” in that situation. Yes, I get that it’s a comic. I can’t explain why it still eats at me.