(Prolifer)ations 10-12-10
by Susie Allen, host of the blog, Pro-Life in TN
- Coming Home features a Weirdscience article which states, “the impulse to be social is so deep-seated in human consciousness that it’s even evident in the womb, suggests a new study on the interaction of twins just a few months after conception.”
- Big Blue Wave discusses National Pro-Life Cupcake Day, which was held October 9. But truly, any day is a great day for a pro-life cupcake, don’t you think?
- At a recent 40 Days for Life event in Fort Wayne, IN, “more than 500 people showed up for a youth procession to the 40 DFL vigil site…. Students from 3 different schools took part.” What a witness! They realize that a third of their generation is missing!
- Scott Klusendorf of LTI announces an upcoming debate with PA State Sen. Daylin Leach in front of 500+ high school students in Philly. The senator will take the position of a “gradualist – meaning he will confuse construction with development.” It is important we understand this thought process and the errors of this thinking.
- Barbara Curtis at Mommy Life announces her son Jonny, who has Down Syndrome, was voted Homecoming King. At this same school in 2005, a young lady with DS was voted Homecoming Queen. She points out that this was an actual student vote and not engineered by the school.On that same note, Lawrence, KS students had to petition to change the current policy against special needs kids being on Homecoming Court and this cleared the way for a young man with DS to be declared the winner. See the video below:
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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.
Congratulations, Jonny! You make a right handsome Homecoming King!!
I cried through the whole news report.
Thats wonderful that Jonny won! Everyone makes a huge fuss if minorities or gays are discriminated against but no one ever seems to care that special needs people are discriminated against all the time. 90% of kids like jonny don’t see the light of day but are destroyed in their mother’s wombs because of that discrimination. It seems to me that Jonny is enjoying his life. Why do some people feel its okay to take that from kids like Jonny?
Congrats Jonny! What a special person you must be that your friends would fight to get you nominated and so many students would vote you in. I love this.
Sounds like joan’s head will be spinning around like the demon possessed kid in The Exorcist, that this young man who deserved to be mutilated, dismembered, suctioned and dumped into a medical waste container actually got to survive and thrive when he is “unfit” “imperfect” and an “undue burden on society”. How dare he be out in public showing his mental and physical imperfections. EEEK! How disgusting of his mother, his schoolmates and his school. Have they no shame.
LOL Prolifer L! I mean, its so UNFAIR that Jonny got this honor when Joan never got to be home-coming queen! WAHHHHH! Why is he alive????? WAHHHH!
Keep loving life Jonny! You are an inspiration to us all!
I know Sydney, the kid who never should have seen the light of day or taken his first breath gets to be homecoming king. How disgusting it that? Only the “perfect” babies have a right to be born.
Do you realize Jonny could have been the DS baby that Jill held in her arms until he died? That DS baby might have been loved by a family, went to school, been loved by his schoolmates and been voted homecoming king. Life what a beautiful choice! Abortion and death what an awful, pathetic , sick and tragic “choice”.
Deuteronomy 30:19 “I set before you life and death, blessings and curses, choose LIFE that you and your seed may live.”
I once knew this guy in college that interned at a facility or school that had lots of activities for special kids like Johnny. He came home very depressed one evening, questioning everything he thought was important in life. Up to then he’d been very cynical and materialistic. I asked him why so glum? He said, “I was at work helping coach a volleyball game. One of the kids sat on the bench, just bursting with joy. I asked him what he was so happy about and he said, ‘this is fun! I’m so happy to be alive!'” My friend paused and let out a long breath, “Why can’t I be happy like that? I’ve never been that happy in my life.”
The Crossroads Clinic which was in Elgin, Illinois had a coven of wiccans that worked there. It (they thought of themselves as a church) was called “The New Life Fellowship”. Sounds kinda Christian doesn’t it! The partook of communion every week. One of the workers who was delivered told me so. Diana Wilkerson was the Coven great mother (Head Witch). She was also administrator of the Crossroads Clinic. The communion they consumed (Wiccans are all blood drinkers,) was the bloody residue from abortion, the clinic worker I counseled said they put it in a chalice. Ask your friend if this is true. She would know.