On Children, China, America, and Abortion

Family Research Council ^ | Rob Schwarzwalder

[GoldenState_Rose]

Chinese doctors have performed more than 330 million abortions since the government implemented a controversial family planning policy 40 years ago... They have also inserted 403 million intrauterine devices, a normal birth control procedure in the west but one that local officials often force on women in China.

These statistics are grim but, perhaps, so enormous in scope as to be impersonal. But they are personal—they affect tens of millions of individual lives.

Here is how the Washington Post’s Simon Denyer describes but one incident of the policy of forced abortion:

His wife was seven months pregnant with their second child when the group of people barged into his home and took her away. He followed them to the local hospital, where—against medical advice and despite his pleadings—they jammed a needle into her belly. “They grabbed my wife’s body like they were grabbing a pig, four or five people holding her hands and legs and head, and injected a shot into her belly,” the man said, asking not to be named for fear of retribution. “Neither my wife nor I signed any consent form.” Ten hours later, she gave birth to a boy, wriggling and faintly crying. But the doctors in southern Hunan province would not even let her hold the dying infant, the husband said, putting the baby in a plastic bag and instructing him to pay a cleaner a small sum to bury it on a nearby hill.

The results of this hell-engendered policy are massive. Millions of Chinese women experience severe physical and mental health problems. The effects are profound; a study of nearly 7,000 Chinese women published in the Bulletin of Clinical Psychopharmacology found that “women who have experienced a previous induced abortion have omnipresent anxiety and depression symptoms...”

[factoryrat]

This.

This is what planned parenthood and their eugenics promoters want for the US.

When the feminist propaganda starts failing to convince women to abort their children, “for the greater good,” the eugenics promoters will convince the government to start enforcing abortions, “for the common good.”

Forced euthanasia won’t be too far behind.

[I-ambush]

**I am NOT advocating euthanasia!!**

I am surprised that China would abort so many children, as they are also facing negative birth rate demographics, rather than instead force the extinction of the elderly. For a regime that promotes expediency over morality, it would make more sense. I suppose it has to do with traditional veneration of elders.

[Boowhoknew]

another article on FR mentioned 500 Million was being giver to PP out of this years budget. If this is winning, I’m pretty sick of it.