by Carder
We basically just reached a place where we weren’t needed anymore.
~ Abortionist Ronald Yeomans, lamenting the fact that fewer patients and other factors at the Aid for Women abortion facility led to its closing, Kansas City Star, August 2
[Photo via Operation Rescue]
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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.
Excellent! That means that you will not be missed.
Would that this were the case everywhere.
This is how we win.
I love the picture — an abortionist, waving “Bye-bye!”
I read the original article, remembering that the KC Star is a very pro-abortion newspaper.
The re-opening of Tiller’s clinic in Wichita took a lot of the western and central Kansas abortion business away from KC. It makes sense then that the seediest clinic in KC would close.
However, abortion numbers in Kansas are down by 36% since 2006 — an era that reflects the impact of Phill Kline’s work exposing the abortion industry, the loss of K. Sebelius’s protection, and the turning pro-life sentiment of the people of Kansas.
It is that change of sentiment that interests us the most (with thanks to Phill and no thanks to Kathleen). Young women are not fighting for abortion as if it were a basic human right that is worth defending. They do not believe this anymore.
Abortion clinics are not like real healthcare. Abortion clinics are like stripper bars. When the stripper bars closed, attractive women of low self-esteem found better ways to make money. Likewise, when the abortion clinic closes, pregnant women in distress find better ways to cope with their pregnancies. Nobody needs abortion.
Awesome. This is what I like to see. Laws against abortion are good, but demand lessening or disappearing is even better. Change in culture or people being supported enough to keep their babies and not feel desperate enough for an abortion, hopefully.
As always, we need laws that protect innocent life from those who seek to do harm.
But for now, we are prevented from protecting the pre-born for the sake of their human dignity.
However, the public demands safe and suitable behavior from everything that is deemed to be public health and cosmetic care. The more we expose the abortion industry, the less people want to deal with them.
We are not only talking about the unsanitary conditions and bottom-feeding quacks who provide abortions. We are also talking about “reputable” franchises like Planned Parenthood, who lie to women and refuse to help them with the aftermath of “safe” abortions.
And the more we reveal the humanity of the children — via ultrasounds and pain-capable research — the less women want to torture and kill their little ones. No one believes the “blob of cells” lie anymore (except for Sarah Silverman and Jon Stewart).
“We basically just reached a place where we weren’t needed anymore”.
I’ve got news for you, buddy…
You weren’t “needed” in the first place !
No one “needs” abortion.
(That’s a “want”, not a “need”..there’s a difference)
… And we all know what happens to the “unwanted” abortion clinics!
Ron looks like he should have retired years ago. Is the abortion industry really this desperate?
Good see ya!