The AP’s pro-abortion spin on a pro-life event
I’m sorry to report the Associated Press’s liberal bias is progressing to schizophrenia. Its slanted story today against Justice For All’s graphic exhibit on a college campus was preceded by this shocking headline: “Pro-life exhibit sparks discussion at Auburn.”
What, “Pro-life”?
Or perhaps the AP was attempting to tease, because after raising hopes it dashed all fairness to the rocks.
Unless I told you, you would never know exactly what it was about JFA’s display that made pro-aborts mad, other than its dimensions, a “20-by-30-foot tri-fold.” But the AP certainly let you know pro-aborts were mad. The only photo accompanying the story was of them:
And the only quoted response to the display was by them:
After seeing the exhibit, seniors Shannon Symuleski and Lauren Bahr made signs and T-shirts supporting a woman’s right to abortion and joined abortion advocates on the lawn Tuesday.
“We found it offensive and thought something should be said,” Symuleski said.
Here is one of the panels that was so offensive:
Sorry about the small photo. I’m not savvy enough to figure out how to convert pdf to jpg. (Thanks in advance to anyone who can tell me how.)
The entire exhibit can be viewed here: http://jfaweb.org/exhibit.html
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.
Yes, Jill, I do find these very offensive, because time and time again they site the most horrible thing that the pro-life movement can say.
I have to INSIST that pro-lifers do NOT compare abortions to the Armenian/Jewish/Rwandan/whichever genocides. That is sinking as low as a person can go. There is not a single person in the pro-choice movement who is out hunting for fetuses to abort, and comparing abortions to such tragedies as I mentioned above is saying just that.
Do NOT EVER compare the struggles of the Jews during the holocaust to an abortion. It is NOT the same thing.
I wish I could be saying this nicely, but this is one of the things that I am most passionate about in the abortion argument. Anyone who compares abortions to the holocaust (etc) owes every one of those 11 million people plus all the suvivors an apology. A fetus is not sought out to kill.
Leah, sorry you’re offended, but you’re wrong.
All the genocides you mentioned are horrible, and I don’t mean to minimize them or engage in a sicko contest here, but the abortion holocaust is the worst of them all. One billion dead worldwide over the past 20 years of a current population of 6.5 billion. Name another holocaust that compares.
The Jewish holocaust is certainly analagous in many ways. Here’s one: Aborted human baby parts are used for experimentation as are human embryos. Sound familiar?
And to say “a fetus is not sought out to kill” is ridiculous, Leah. Of couse they are. Anytime there is a push for legalized abortion, there is a push to kill preborns.
What puzzles me is how any Jew, whose race was so recently considered inhuman, could support abortion.
I think abortion and the holocaust is quite an accurate comparison.The violence/brutality in both are the same thing to me.The outcome is the same-death.The pictures are the same.It’s all the same concept.The Jews were killed and tortured for no good reason.Unborn babies are tortured and killed for no good reason.I can’t seem to find much of a difference here.The Jews were exterminated because someone saw their lives as discardable.To our country,unborn children are discardable.
PS. My best friend is Jewish and she agrees!
After a speech, pro-life activist Penny Lea was approached by an old man. Weeping, he told her the following story:
“I lived in Germany during the Nazi holocaust. I considered myself a Christian. I attended church since I was a small boy. We had heard the stories of what was happening to the Jews, but like most people today in this country, we tried to distance ourselves from the reality of what was really taking place. What could anyone do to stop it?
A railroad track ran behind our small church, and each Sunday morning we would hear the whistle from a distance and then the clacking of the wheels moving over the track. We became disturbed when one Sunday we noticed cries coming from the train as it passed by. We grimly realized that the train was carrying Jews. They were like cattle in those cars!
Week after week that train whistle would blow. We would dread to hear the sound of those old wheels because we knew that the Jews would begin to cry out to us as they passed our church. It was so terribly disturbing! We could do nothing to help these poor miserable people, yet their screams tormented us. We knew exactly at what time that whistle would blow, and we decided the only way to keep from being so disturbed by the cries was to start singing our hymns. By the time the train came rumbling past the church yard, we were singing at the top of our voices. If some of the screams reached our ears, we?d just sing a little louder until we could hear them no more. Years have passed and no one talks about it much anymore, but I still hear that train whistle in my sleep. I can still hear them crying out for help. God forgive all of us who called ourselves Christians, yet did nothing to intervene.
Now, so many years later, I see it happening all over again in America. God forgive you as Americans for you have blocked out the screams of millions of your own children. The holocaust is here. The response is the same as it was in my country – SILENCE!”
It’s understandable why you would feel this way Leah, but just try to see it for a minute from our point of view.
You don’t believe that abortion takes the life of a human being, so you are unable to see the connection.
But we believe these are children. And we believe that they are being killed by the millions. In horrible, painful, gruesome ways. And everyone just stands by and watches.
I have often thought of those jews whose bodies were used to make soap and buttons, and then watched on Tuesday mornings as they roll 100’s of babies out on a dolly and load them into a truck to haul off to God knows where. The only differnce I can see is that there is no smoke rising from the abortuaries.
When the Nazis were killing the jews, the argument was that the jews were not really human being. They were subhuman. Experiments were done on them, their teeth were taken, and when they were dead they were thrown into a pile like so much garbage.
If you could see it through our eyes, you would know that we see these babies as every bit as human as the jews were. And you guys keep saying they are not human. They are just tissue. But that’s what the Nazis said.
Imagine for just a minute that these were kindergarten children that were being marched into a building and torn apart limb from limb, or having their skin burned off of them. Imagine how sick that would make you. To us, there is absolutely no difference between the humanness of a 5 year old and an unborn baby. So how could we possibly be expected to feel any other way. If we believe these are babies, and you believe that they can be killed for any reason, what kind of people would we be to just “sing a little louder’?
Not asking you to agree. Just asking you to step back and see why we feel the way we do.
Thanks babe,
I know that was hard.
You feel as strongly about your position as we feel about ours, but I thought that maybe seeing it through our eyes for a second might help…
Mk
Excellent post MK. I’m gonna read it again.I’m not sure if you knew this or not,but George Tiller had his own abortion clinic crematorium built.The good people of Kansas are complaining about the smell.
Mom,
figures.
Hey, why are you here? I thought your were havin’ a baby last night.
Whassup?
And how about that middle name?
mk
If you people really care about life and not just fetii, how about you do something about these children:
http://z.about.com/d/worldnews/1/7/_/1/-/-/darfur_child_starving.JPG
http://melbourne.indymedia.org/uploads/darfur-baby-burnt-bombing-.jpg
http://stagefour.typepad.com/commonprejudice/images/sudan_smaller.jpg
http://i3.tinypic.com/wilfdt.jpg
These are ALL children being affected by really genocide in Darfur.
I wonder what you “pro-life” people have done to fight this?
MK,Hi I wrote you back on the other post.
Mom,
which post?
MK
momof3,
I have always thought Madison Virginia was the most beautiful name in the world. It also works well the other way. Best wishes.
“When the Nazis were killing the jews, the argument was that the jews were not really human being.”
It’s a misunderstanding that the Nazis ONLY killed Jews. They also killed Gypsies, homosexuals, Communists, POWs, people with physical or mental disabilities, people who were left handed (or so I’ve heard), people who spoke out against Hitler, and anyone that Hitler didn’t like.
SamanthaT-
I love the name Elizabeth Rose! ^_^ Definitely going to be my first daughters name.
Storytime kiddies…gather round.
A thousand people were sent to hell. When they arrived, they were all placed around a large cauldron filled with the most delicious smelling soup. They formed a large circle around the cauldron. Each person was given a long spoon, long enough to reach the cauldron. Unfortunately these people didn’t have any arms; so they held the spoon between their teeth. Although they could dip the spoon into the cauldron, they were unable to turn it around and get it into their mouths. Needless to say, they were very hungry, but forced to spend eternity in this quandary.
Another thousand people were sent to purgatory (sort of “car wash” for the soul, to get you prepared to go a little higher up). They too were placed in a circle around a cauldron filled with great smelling soup. They too, were armless. They too were given a spoon that would reach into the cauldron.
But these people, dipped the spoons into the cauldron filling them with the soup and then turned to their neighbor, whom they could reach, and took turns feeding one another.
Being anti-abortion does not mean we are pro-starvation. It is not an either or propositiion. Over the years I have “financially” adopted 7 children. I give generously to anyone who asks and I have volunteered in a number of homeless shelters.
I can’t feed every hungry human being in the world, and I can’t single handedly stop abortion…but I do what I can, whenever I can, to help anyone that I can, with whatever I can.
MK
Thanks to all of you.These are all beautiful suggestions and I will consider every last one of them.MK,I wrote to you on the post with the pic.of the 4-D ultrasound.These names are really beautiful!I also liked Hope for a middle[your suggestion MK]
Danielle,
It’s a misunderstanding that the Nazis ONLY killed Jews. They also killed Gypsies, homosexuals, Communists, POWs, people with physical or mental disabilities, people who were left handed (or so I’ve heard), people who spoke out against Hitler, and anyone that Hitler didn’t like.
You are sooo right…but each time it was for the same reason…they were thought to be subhuman.
MK
Danielle,I also was aware of the fact that Hitler ordered to have other groups killed.I think we all say the Jews, because they made up the majority of those killed.MK-you and I are a lot alike.I too am aware that we can’t save all.I am a geriatric nurse. I have worked in hospice care as well as oncology.I too try to help whomever I can WHEN I can.I donate my time to homeless shelters,and I know of many others that do as well.
Sorry,getting a little sloppy on the posts.In the above I meant to say that I give my time and donate my $.I wanted to point out just 1 more thing.Hitler got rid of people with disabilities.Abortionists do the same thing.
No. My point is that no one is looking for fetuses to abort. Nazis were looking for Jews to kill. Hutus were looking for Tutsis to kill. Turks were looking for Armenians to kill.
No one has ever been approached by an abortion doctor and ordered to abort their fetus.
The comparison is incorrect and insulting. You can cite technical similarities all you want, but you are stretching your own cruelty.
Please. I can respect other arguments you have against abortion, but not this one. This argument literally makes me feel sick.
Nice names, ladies… Madison Leigh would be my pick. I just think it’s pretty and different. (all the names I’ve picked out for my future babies are different…I’m not one for traditional names because my name is too common, at least, my last name is).
Leah,
While that is certainly a difference, I think it’s sadder that it isn’t Nazis that are aborting our children. It’s their mothers and fathers. And they don’t have to go looking for them, because they were give to them as gifts.
I respect the fact that it makes you feel sick, because it makes me feel sick too.
That sick feeling you speak of, that feeling of something so horrible, so wrong, so unjust, is exactly the feeling we get when we think about 1 billion babies dying senselessly. That’s what I was trying to help you understand. It’s not that we want to take a woman’s rights away…it’s that we get that sick, sinking feeling in our stomachs whenever we think of sacrificed children.
MK
You know guys,
I wasn’t always the conservative Catholic “good girl” that you see on this website. At one time I was a very, very bad girl.
I was very into witchcraft, as well as much less savory practices, and one of the things I learned was that when making an offering to the horned god (from whom you drew power and were granted favors) the greatest thing you could offer him was a blood sacrifice, and then have “unbridled” sex. This supposedly pleased him. It fed him. It gave him power.
I know most of you don’t believe in God let alone Satan, but think about this.
1 billion dead babies. 1 billion blood sacrifices. Most of which were brought about by “unholy” sex.
If there is a satan (and I believe there is) imagine the power he derives in 2007.
Just a thought…
Signed,
Stephen King
MK
That is the oddest witchcraft I’ve ever heard of.
I don’t want to get into religious arguments as well, because next thing I know, I’ll be being called a devil worshipper or whatever. Which I’m not. I don’t believe in the devil–I believe that giving evil a name gives evil power. Take away its name and it has nothing.
But, I just wanted to inform you that there is a religion called Wicca whose practitioners refer to themselves as witches. This is a religion based on harmony with the world around you and positivity and love. They do not worship the devil because they do not believe in one.
I don’t practice it, but I studied it a few years ago when I was going through a tough time in my life and it was very helpful spiritually to me.
No, it has nothing to do with my pro-choice views.
I know it’s off topic, I just wanted to comment on the “witch” thing.
Oh, since you’re Catholic, MK, did you know that today is the feast of St. Leah? I’ve gotten flowers!
Ciao
Leah,
That is so sweet. The flowers, I mean. Who loves you that much?
I realize that wicca is not satanism. But once you join the Catholic church you realize that there is only God, and the other guy. So you can call him the horned god, jove, apollo or borat. If it’s not from God, it’s from satan. (again, not asking you to believe this, just explaining where the switch from the horned god to satan came from. To me now, post conversion, there the same guy)
I’m not saying I ever participated in a ritual like this, just telling you what I have heard about satanists. And there is a lot of sex in wicca, though I’ve never heard of blood sacrifices.
MK
A letter which St. Jerome wrote to St. Marcella provides the only information we have about St. Lea, a devout fourth century widow. Upon the death of her husband, she retired to a Roman monastery and ultimately became its Superior. Since his correspondence was acquainted with the details of St. Lea’s life, St. Jerome omitted these in his letter. He concentrated instead on the fate of St. Lea in comparison with that of a consul who had recently died.
Who will praise the blessed Lea as she deserves? She renounced painting her face and adorning her head with shining pearls. She exchanged her rich attire for sackcloth, and ceased to command others in order to obey all. She dwelt in a corner with a few bits of furniture; she spent her nights in prayer, and instructed her companions through her example rather than through protests and speeches. And she looked forward to her arrival in heaven in order to receive her recompense for the virtues which she practiced on earth.
Why Leah, I believe your namesake was pro-life, and pro-abstinence. And did I hear her use the word “obey? (shiver)
:)
mk
The flowers were from my “host sister” (the reason for the quotations is long, complicated, and uninteresting), Sayaka. I also got a “Happy St. Leah Day” phone call and two text messages. I’d never heard of St. Leah until this year!
Sorry if I implied you thought Wicca was satanistic. I didn’t mean too. Oops.
The thing about sex in Wicca … the belief in Wicca is that sex is not something to be ashamed of, but it should be handled with responsibility. I don’t think in current Wicca there are any sex rituals or anything, but I could be wrong.
My family has actually been Catholic for generations–we immegrated from Ireland during the famine. But my mom’s generation sort of broke away from the practice.
Just a random piece of family history.
I’m going to bed. It’s late here.
Goodnight, sweet dreams, blessed be.
MK
Danielle, 6:31p, said, “Please. I can respect other arguments you have against abortion, but not this one. This argument literally makes me feel sick.”
Ok, now maybe we can begin to identify with one another.
You have no idea how sick abortion makes me. And you have no idea how much the Jewish holocaust impacts me. Or slavery. I can’t travel in the South without internally freaking out. These are all one and the same.
I visit the Holocaust museum in DC and almost can’t make it through. I visit the Abraham Lincoln museum and have the same experience. I visit the Civil Rights museum in Memphis, ditto. That one is actually the hotel where MLKing was shot. They have cut out the wall to his room and put up glass so you can see in. They left the bed unmade.
Still, the exhibits are spiritually interchangeable.
And I stand in front of an abortion mill and experience the same agony.
You chat about being “pro-choice.” Now I realize that if I were heartless enough to defend the Holocaust maybe you’d get it.
“Please. I can respect other arguments you have against abortion, but not this one. This argument literally makes me feel sick.”
Uh Jill, I never said that. I’ve seen enough pictures of “aborted” babies to make me pretty much immune to them (harsh as that my sound). I look at every other surgical procedure (brain surgery/liposuction/sexual reassignment surgery/or ever pregnancy threw c-section) those are disgusting looking things as well, to me abortion is just another one of those.
I know you people will probably call me sick, but I’m just speaking truthfully. A fetus looks like an alien not a human being (even though I don’t deny the fact that a fetus is human).
Jill-
I just wanted to let you know that most of us in the South hold those of other races in high esteem. While there will always be a few who hold racist ideals, the majority of us consider Southern heritage to be about hospitality and sweet bay magnolias, not the horrid mistreatment of African Americans. I think even a Yankee would be welcome nowadays. ;)
I have a Jewish friend who informs me that Jews believe life begins at the moment the first breath is taken because Adam was not alive when he was formed but when God breathed His ruach into Adam’s lungs. For this reason, she tells me that the Jewish faith does not condemn abortion and that the choice to be pro-choice or anti-choice on the issue is left to the person rather than dictated by the rabbi. Also, this is why she and her family, who lost many immediate family members in the Holocaust, are staunchly opposed to the likening of abortion to the plight of their people.
hi SammanthaT,
please read this http://www.childrensproject.co.uk/fetalHand.asp
There was a pro-life group that I saw that was using this picture as what an abortion is…
Nice to know what the real story behind it is.
John thanks, Ive actually seen that picture before. I was just trying to present a different view in light of all the Holocaust discussion.
MK check this out–I heard about this guy on the radio this morning and found an article about him on wikipedia. Very wierd! He founded a party for Vampires, Witches, and Pagans that is officially recognized, and he wants to serve in public office.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jonathon_Sharkey
Samantha,
He’s got my vote…nooot!
Sometimes I think the world has gone collectively nuts!
mk
Danielle, 3/22, 9:53p: Sorry, I meant Leah.
Samantha, 3/22, 10:09p: Because I live in the North, when I travel in the South thoughts of slavery are never far. I recall driving from VA to NC for a speaking event and traveling through the Great Dismal Swamp, where I knew escaped slaves had also traveled. I was distraught the entire way.
An ancestor of mine, Levi Coffin, was part of the Underground Railroad. His generation’s battle was the same as the battle of those who hid Jews in secret rooms of their homes, which was the same as the battle pro-lifers fight today.
There is a sense of comradery. It is most distressing to observe the same blindness and abuse of human beings today that these people observed in their day.
All: Please, no more talk of wicca or witchcraft on my site, unless it relates directly to the abortion issue.
Sorry Jill,
I was just pointing out that Satan(evil) gets power from all of these abortions, as well as extramarital sex. We digressed because I didn’t want anyone to think that I was calling wiccans, satanists.
But surely, evil begets evil, and the thought of this clown running for public office is scary. If they can make abortion legal, why not have nutcases that believe they are vampires become government officials.
Once killing our own children becomes acceptable, how could we ever draw the line on anything.
Hitler himself was into the occult and admired the likes of Helen Blavatsky, a women who also promoted Eugenics, infanticide, abortion, contraception, etc. So actually, satanism is related to abortion.
But I’ll be good.
MK
http://www.freerepublic.com/forum/a380249a34016.htm
“Just like Adolf Hitler, Margaret Sanger was a disciple of Theosophy and its founder, Madame Blavatsky. Both Sanger and Hitler were involved in a religion that worshipped Lucifer and were energized by the same dark, spiritual forces.”
mk
“Please, no more talk of wicca or witchcraft on my site”
Jill,
So people are allowed to talk about Christianity, we aren’t allowed to mention the Wiccan religion? Have you ever read ANYTHING about the wicca? I highly doubted it.
Yes, Danielle, you got it right. People on my site are allowed to talk about Christianity but are not allowed to glorify wicca, etc.
Why Jill? There is nothing wrong with Wicca, it is a very spiritual religion. It is not about worshiping Satan. I dare you to actually educated yourself about these alternatives religions.
Danielle, here’s an answer I’m sure you’re not used to hearing: Because I said so.
Wrong, Jill. My mom uses that lame ass excuse all the time.
People use it when they don’t have a reason.
… or they use it when dealing with argumentive spoiled brats who they recognize won’t accept whatever reason is given.
Me spoiled? I don’t get shit from my parents. My mom’s emotionally abusive and doesn’t care to give me a reason for anything that she does.
Her answer for kicking me out of the house? Because she sad so.
Her reason for not driving to musical rehearsals? Because she said so.
Her reason for not helping me pay for my doctor bills? Because she said so.
Your reasoning for being against the Wiccan religion, even though you know nothing about it? Because you said so.
Danielle,
I know about wicca. I know about satanism. I know about christianity.
I think that this could become a religion website and not a pro-life website if we digress into the differences between different faith systems.
Christianity, most especially Catholicism (as a whole and consistently) have stood against abortion when other religions (especially wicca) have endorsed it or been silent. She allows us to use Christianity in our arguments because Christianity and it’s teachings are pro-life. If you want to bring in another pro-life faith and use it’s arguments, I’m sure that Jill would allow it.
For now, you will just have to accept her answer of “because I said so”, because this is her site.
And while it is courageous of you to come onto it and fight for what you believe, it is also gracious of Jill to let you.
If you want to chat offsite I would be happy to go into more detail with you, but for now, let’s go watch a video of laughing babies and cool off.
Please?
MK
Jill,
I write long responses because I need to thorougly explain myself.
I have always been against abortion, however, I didn’t realize the width, breadth, and magnitude of the battle that we are in until I was acquainted with your site. Your site has provided that insight and I simply want to say that you are a woman of great courage and integrity and I respect you to the utmost.
I don’t think there’s enough room on this post to refute the idiocy that does not see abortion as a holocaust.
It’s the worst holocaust of the most diabolical kind that has ever occurred in human history.
I really need to seek God and pray on this one and see what He puts in my heart to to write.
Get ready.
MK:
Do you know what the Bible says true religion is?
James 1:27….
“Religion that God our Father accepts as pure and faultless is this: to look after orphans and widows in their distress and to keep oneself from being polluted by the world.”
I know of no more appropriate discussion than to discuss true religion than on this site since murdered babies are orphans. Their parents have abandoned them and I vow to visit them and defend them on this site and in doing so fight the absolute filth being rpewed by pro-deathers.
Jill,
Do a search on google search on adobe and that will point you to free, downloadable programs that can convert pdf to jpg.
If not let me know and I’ll look into it further for you. That photo at the top of this topic has to be made larger.
HisMan,
“It’s the worst holocaust of the most diabolical kind that has ever occurred in human history.”
Really? This is the same as torturing living, breathing people? Starving them to death? Working them to death? Do scientific experiments on them until they die? Testing twins to see if they would die at the same time when put under the same circumstances?
http://atlasshrugs2000.typepad.com/atlas_shrugs/images/holocaust00.jpg
http://www.student.uit.no/~paalde/nazismexposed/local/images/poster/holocaust_ccamp.jpg
http://bennettkids.homestead.com/files/starving_victim_experiment_dachau.jpg
http://www.aish.com/holocaust/overview/graphics/he05n25e_149x191.jpg
http://www.endantisemitism.com/newphoto/MedExp03_small.jpg
I fail to see how this is at all comparable to the Holocaust.
HisMan,
6 Bless those who persecute (you), bless and do not curse them. 15
Rejoice with those who rejoice, weep with those who weep. 16
Have the same regard for one another; do not be haughty but associate with the lowly; do not be wise in your own estimation. 17
Do not repay anyone evil for evil; be concerned for what is noble in the sight of all. 18
If possible, on your part, live at peace with all. 19
Beloved, do not look for revenge but leave room for the wrath; for it is written, “Vengeance is mine, I will repay, says the Lord.” 20
Rather, “if your enemy is hungry, feed him; if he is thirsty, give him something to drink; for by so doing you will heap burning coals upon his head.” 21
Do not be conquered by evil but conquer evil with good.
Romans 12:14-21
All I’m saying is that it ain’t over til it’s over and I will try to win with love, not take over with anger.
I love your passion, I love your zeal, and I think your heart is in the right place. I do not begrudge you your ways. Please don’t begrudge me mine.
Jesus only showed anger once. But every other encounter he had with a sinner was done with gentleness and mercy.
I have never once compromised my faith, never once watered down the truth, never once condoned a single evil behavior on this site. I have pointed out every error I have seen. But I have done so with the utmost respect for the people I have been dealing with. This is why I am treated with respect. I show mercy, I am given mercy. I show kindness, I am repaid with kindness. I treat others as I wish to be treated. I believe these girls will learn more by my actions than my words. By their fruits you will know them. We shall see.
Peace, my friend,
MK
I did not have enough time to read all of the bulletins on this very interesting page but to the ones that say that the Jewish holocaust and abotrion are the same, I am here to say that they are! One big similarity is that neither of them had a choice. The Jews were ripped from their homes, just as a baby is ripped form its mothers womb. These little gifts of God are being persicuted becuase someone else is blaming them for their problems, just as the Nazi’s did to the Jews. They also said that babies are not sot after to be aborted, oh by the way it is a baby, of corse they are! You ca’nt even go to the clinic to get an annual check up with out some one telling you that if you are ever pregnant they can help you make the best choice for your body. That choice- abortion. They don’t even know you!
I am po-choice
I did not have enough time to read all of the bulletins on this very interesting page but to the ones that say that the Jewish holocaust and abotrion are the same, I am here to say that they are! One big similarity is that neither of them had a choice. The Jews were ripped from their homes, just as a baby is ripped form its mothers womb. These little gifts of God are being persicuted becuase someone else is blaming them for their problems, just as the Nazi’s did to the Jews. They also said that babies are not sot after to be aborted, oh by the way it is a baby, of corse they are! You ca’nt even go to the clinic to get an annual check up with out some one telling you that if you are ever pregnant they can help you make the best choice for your body. That choice- abortion. They don’t even know you!
I am po-choice
I meant to say Pro-Life, it was a typo
I meant to say Pro-Life, it was a typo
Comparing abortion the holocaust is not the worst comparison. They are actually very much similar. The worst comparison is Ellen Goodman’s (of the Boston Globe.) “I would like to say we’re at a point where global warming is impossible to deny. Let’s just say that global warming deniers are now on a par with Holocaust deniers, though one denies the past and the other denies the present and future.”
What is the death toll thus far from global warming? What is the death toll from ABORTION? From the HOLOCAUST? I am sorry to drag politics into this, but the person who says that people who compare the holocaust and abortion owe the survivors an apology should consider how many people Ms. Ellen Goodman should apologize to. She should not only apologize to holocaust survivors, but also to global warmimng denyers. Too bad that abortion-holocaust comparers could only apologize to one set of survivors. There only is one. No survives abortion. I am %100 pro life!!!