(Prolifer)ations 3-27-12
by Susie Allen, host of the blog, Pro-Life in TN, and Kelli
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- Michael New exposes the media’s smear job against researcher Priscilla Coleman, whose findings published in the Journal of Psychiatric Research first showed sampling errors, opening the door to attacks by Guttmacher.
What the media has conveniently ignored is that the corrected study still showed that abortion leads to a “statistically significant increase in the likelihood of 11 mental-health problems.” Coleman also published a 22-study meta-analysis last year in the British Journal of Psychology, which “offered the largest estimate of mental-health risks associated with abortion… and provided plenty of evidence that abortion leads to a range of mental health problems.”
- New website RejectObamacare.com encourages readers to send first class postcards to the Supreme Court Justices, urging them to rule against Obamacare.
- If a picture is worth a thousand words, check out Catholic Vote’s photos of how many came out on a working day for their local Rallies for Religious Freedom (like the one in NYC, pictured left) across the country.
- As the 40 Days for Life campaign enters its final week, participants share inside stories of workers being changed and lives being saved.
- On the two-year anniversary of an affront to parental rights, Abortion in Washington rounds up their past coverage on the transportation of a minor, during school hours, from Ballard High School’s on-site health clinic to a clinic for an abortion – without parental consent or knowledge. The teen was advised by the clinic that if she did not inform her parents there would be no charge. Though no law was broken, the trust between school and parents was.
- Bryan Kemper notes the twisted logic of Planned Parenthood and its supporters:
I am so tired of Planned Parenthood and the pro-abortion machine telling me to “keep my rosaries out of their ovaries” or to “stay out of their bedroom and mind my own business,” but then they turn around and expect me to pay for these sexual activities with my tax money. Are you kidding me? - Accepting Abundance notes how earlier and longer contraceptive use statistically leads to more unplanned pregnancies.
- Coming Home discusses the truth, straight from HHS Secretary Kathleen Sebelius, about how the Obama Administration intends to pay for free contraceptives for all: by making sure people aren’t born.
To top it off, the Congressional Budget Office tells us that Obamacare will now cost twice its originally promised price tag.
Hear Sebelius in her own words:
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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.
Bryan Kemper is right. The “choicers” want us out of their bedrooms, except to help them have a more “worry-free” time there. Abortion is the capper to the sexual revolution.
I am so tired of Planned Parenthood and the pro-abortion machine telling me to “keep my rosaries out of their ovaries” or to “stay out of their bedroom and mind my own business,” but then they turn around and expect me to pay for these sexual activities with my tax money. Are you kidding me?
If “paying money” is the concern, then more unwanted pregnancies/more people supported by the tax rolls would hardly be the goal.
“Accepting Abundance” is another anti-contraception, anti-abortion Catholic blog. And while contraception does fail, it also has a success rate. Given that anti-biotics sometimes fail, I guess that means that people should stop taking them? Please. Once again, that old Monty Python “Every Sperm is Sacred” song comes to mind.
“Short of that, women can beg, at the steps of the cathedral doors.”
Oh, I see, Fluke was just getting a spot to beg before the big rush. LOL!!!!
It’s so cute how the abortion worshippers come here week after week. You know you love us, that’s why you can’t keep yourself away! And just think, cc, all those poor souls can pray for you too while you’re in Purgatory. The pro-abortion church members you love so much will save you a seat right next to Maggie!
Remember, abortion fans, every sperm certainly is sacred. Without them, you’d have no business. So, cc, remember next time you’re snacking on the post-abortive cookies in the back room, thank those men for sending all that business your way. Someday, perhaps, women will be able to impregnate themselves and then abort their own clones. Won’t that be fun for YOU?
America is on its way to a One Child Policy, just like China.
Yep…. If “saving money” and “having less children” and “free contraception” are defined as necessary goods, then it will be just a few years before euthanasia and forced abortions also become necessary goods.
Let us remember that money spent on contraception is an expense…. consumded, wasted, lost, disappeared into the rich peoples’ pockets at Big Pharm and Planned Parenthood.
I do not believe that more children will suddenly appear on the welfare rolls…. but I do believe that raising and educating a child is an investment in our future. The cost to society of raising a child reaps many times itself in rewards — a person contributes taxes, economic productivity, social benefits, and future generations.
The kids born today will pay for my Social Security. No kids, No MediCare. All that debt that Obama is piling up? — He needs our kids to pay it.
So Sebelius’s claim that not having children saves us money? That’s like telling a farmer that not planting his fields will save him the cost of seeds!
Amen, Del! That’s a fundamental difference between us and them: We believe every human life is an asset to society; they see only some human life as an asset, others as a serious detriment.
And amen to that, LibertyBelle.