Posted on 03/22/2016 6:13:05 AM PDT by Academiadotorg
Of three professors who recently testified before a congressional hearing on late-term abortions, two actually looked at it from the baby's perspective. "There is no reason to believe that a born infant would feel pain any differently than that same infant would, were he or she still in utero," Colleen A. Malloy, an associate professor in the Division of Neonatology at the Department of Pediatrics at Northwestern stated to the U. S. Senate Judiciary Committee.
"The difference between fetal and neonatal pain is simply the locale in which the pain occurs," she explained to the senators. "The receiver's experience of the pain is the same."
"I could never imagine subjecting my tiny patients to horrific procedures such as those that involve limb detachment or cardiac injection."
"The United States is one of only seven countries in the world that permit elective abortion past 20 weeks," Attorney Angelina B. Nguyen, an adjunct faculty member at Rio Salado College, pointed out in that same hearing. "Upholding laws restricting abortion on demand after 20 weeks would situate the United States closer to the international mainstream, instead of leaving it as an outlying country with ultra-permissive abortion policies." The other six "outliers" include China, North Korea and Vietnam.
I hope we all can see and agree on this. Babies hear and respond to voices and music in the womb. Do abortionists not see the pain?
Do abortionists not see the pain?
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They see the $$$$$$$ and an easily fleeced often desperate customer.
They are the Dr. Mengeles of this generation.
there truly are none so blind as those who will not see.
I believe they do see, but they have hardened hearts.
The contrast between how liberals see the death penalty (executing a murderer, which must be absolutely painless) and abortion (killing an innocent child, where they don’t care either the that child is being murdered or that the child feels pain) is striking. If they cared about being consistent, the least they could do would be to insist that the child die without pain before being disassembled for human body parts to sell to researchers.
It is striking.
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