“Never has so much human suffering condensed in so small a space”
Never has so much human suffering condensed in so small a space.
~ Abolitionist Thomas Clarkson, quoting abolitionist and member of Parliament William Wilberforce, in The History of the Rise, Progress and Accomplishment of the Abolition of the African Slave Trade, 1808, one year after the trade had been abolished in British empire.
HT: Andy Moore; graphic via Abort73.com]




The same graphic picture is used in books that support abortion i.e. Our Bodies, Ourselves except in place of the fetus’s body they just show a plain looking sac. They also delete or whitewash the description.
There is enough suffering already in the world. Why intentionally inflict more in any space large or small?
Its hard to look at this even if it is just a drawing. 5000 abortions today. 5000 abortions tomorrow…5000 5000….
Andy Moore should also pick up Wilberforce’s
“A Letter on the Abolition of the Slave Trade: Addressed to the Freeholders and Other Inhabitants of Yorkshire”
Of particular interest to his studies (undoubtedly being carried out as part of his mission to denounce present day abolitionists), will be the section, “Immediate preferable to gradual Abolition.” (look around page 254).
I also hope that he will be honest about the main opponents of abolition in both Britain and America being those forwarding bills of Gradual abolition, colonization, and compensation.
History repeats.
-Russell Hunter
Yawn.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Slave_Trade_Act_1807
http://ahawatch.wordpress.com/2013/11/18/a-fundamental-flaw-behind-abolish-human-abortion/
The place that was meant to be the safest and most protective for unborn babies has now become the most dangerous,; a torture, mutilation and death chamber. May God help and forgive us. There is nothing more precious and innocent than an unborn baby.
T. Russell Hunter
Perhaps you could contact Andy directly instead of calling him out here on a public forum?