Pro-life news brief 2-27-14
by JivinJ, host of the blog, JivinJehoshaphat
- Pro-lifers are suing over the abortion clinic buffer zone law in Madison, Wisconsin:
The City Council approved the ordinance Tuesday. It creates a protective zone within 160 feet of health care facilities to allow patients and others to enter and exit without obstruction.Under the ordinance, people on public way or sidewalks within that 160-foot radius may not approach, without consent, another person within 8 feet for the purpose of oral protest, education, counseling, passing leaflets or handbills, or displaying signs. Violations of the ordinance are punishable by fines ranging from $300 to $750. - The Daily Beast has a puff piece on Medical Students for Choice which bemoans the limited number of abortion training programs and how hard it is for medical students who want to learn how to kill preborn children to get learning experiences.
- A Kansas man has been charged with first degree murder after he allegedly crushed up an abortion pill and put it in a woman’s pancake, causing the death of her preborn child:
Scott R. Bollig [pictured left], 30, is accused of intentionally killing the 8- to 10-week-old fetus by putting a crushed form of the medication on a pancake eaten by the woman, according to a criminal complaint filed in Trego County District Court and posted on the attorney general’s website.
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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.
Here in Madison: A lobbyist for NARAL got herself elected to the City Council, and pushed through an unneeded piece of NARAL’s model legislation to end free speech and protect the abortion industry. The counter lawsuit was filed by plenty of people including local Catholic school teachers, the university Newman Center student parish, a woman who lobbies in Wisconsin for the sale of raw milk, and many more.
The ordinance prohibits protests or leaflets or signs of any sort within a football field’s span from any medical office or clinic. Every doctor and dentist and chiropractor and message therapist and acupuncturist creates a bubble zone, and plenty of them are located downtown, near campus, around the Capitol, or along the busy main streets — everywhere that anybody with a message wants to be seen and heard. Just try to tell the unions that they can’t hold their signs on sidewalks any more!
I don’t think anybody reads Daily Beast. There is only one comment to Lori Brown’s outrageous quote (QotD for 2/28), and that is just mindless left-wing drivel about Bush and “Bronze Age fundamentalists,” unrelated to Brown’s article.
Concerning the puff piece about training for abortionists, there are only ten comments. Five are sympathetic to the pro-life position, admitting that fewer women seek abortion and most doctors don’t want anything to do with it.
Dangit. We MUST trust women to kill their children but we cannot trust women to say no thank you to someone handing them a pamphlet.
Should men be sold abortion pills?
(No one should be sold abortion pills).