(Prolifer)ations 6-15-10
by Susie Allen, host of the blog, Pro-Life in TN
Jun.15, 2010 3:30 pm |
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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.
I wrote something similar to LeShawn Barber’s piece a couple of weeks ago, but with a different explanation for the phenomenon. http://blog.secularprolife.org/2010/06/abortion-movement-as-religion.html
“Mark Crutcher writes an excellent article about the myth of overpopulation and asks the question,
“when a society morally bankrupts itself by legalizing the sacrifice of a specific group of human beings in order to address social problems, is it then conditioned to solve the social problems created by an aging population in the same way?”
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Mark Crutcher got his art before his whore.
Question would have been better posed in this way:
When a government legalizes the elimination of a specific segment of the community in order to address any problem is it morally bankrupt?
Yes!
Is that same government and the society it represents predisposed to solve other problems the same way?
Yes!
The digression is as predictable as the cycles of the moon.
Once a soceity has embarked down this road it is caught in a decreasing radius turn, accelerating it’s descent into the vortex of black hole from which escape is nigh impossible.
[Think of a turd circling the drain.]
The only way out is to return to the point in the journey where the wrong turn was taken and go the other way.