Sen. Landrieu: Ok to abort if baby can’t “live outside hospital”
by Carder
Although I personally believe that life begins at conception, I believe the last place the government needs to be is in the church, in the doctor’s office or in the bedroom. And so even people who advocate for less government intrusion, like Gov. Jindal, get themselves in the most personal decisions a family could ever make….
Some of the bills being passed around the country are just very intrusive to personal decisions and very harmful to women and girls, you know, to their physical health and life.
It’s a shame… 20 weeks is not the norm for being able to live outside of a hospital.
~ Louisiana Democrat Senator Mary Landrieu (hilariously referred to as a “three-term centrist lawmaker” with a “nuanced” position on abortion) criticizing Governor Bobby Jindal’s support of recent pro-life laws, Politico, June 12
Editor note: While supportive of (and very personally affected by) adoption, Landrieu has also been a strong advocate for abortion, with an abysmal 27% pro-life voting record.
[HT: Jill]
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.
Translated:
“Although I personally believe that life begins at conception, I believe doctors and mothers should be able to kill their children if they want to. The government shouldn’t protect the rights of these children to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness.
Pro-life bills are very harmful to women and girls and interfere with the very personal decision to kill the boys and girls growing inside of them. If a mother can’t kill her child in her womb, it would be very harmful to the mother’s, you know, physical health and life.
It’s a shame we can’t kill our children after 20 weeks.”
What a confused individual.
We like to see laws that punish rape in the bedroom and murder in the doctor’s office.
Protecting the lives of 20-week children is not an intrusion on anyone’s “personal decisions” (that is, unless you define premeditated murder as a personal decision).
Other than that, we really don’t care what you do with your personal life — and we don’t want to be a part of it. This is why we resent being coerced into paying for your birth control.
Do you understand the nuance, Ms. Landrieu?
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And Ms. Landrieu — It is true that 20-week children do not normally live outside of a hospital.
It is normal for people who require life-saving care to be in a hospital. Are you opposed to normal healthcare? I hope you aren’t advocating for the freedom to kill anyone who requires hospitalization — because we are already afraid that Obamacare will lead to healthcare rationing.
You sound like Wendy Davis in your support for late-term abortion-on-demand. Soon we will be having to define which “Abortion Barbie” we are talking about!
I just can’t believe that the people of Louisiana actually voted for her- three times! What’s wrong with the voters there?
I don’t think I’ll EVER understand the mind-set:
“I wouldn’t kill MY pre-born child, but I’m ok with it if YOU want to kill YOURS”.
Especially from someone who has ADOPTED children.
SMH