They seem to have left out population control, especially certain populations.
Although I might agree with all those statements, I totally reject the apples and oranges comparison.
First of all, this is, and should remain an individual choice with no role whatsoever for the central, state or local government.
I have failed to notice a stampede of demands for "government" to fund self-inflicted knee-replacement and pro-chemotherapy and pro-cataract surgery. These are all afflictions in which the victim plays no role in choosing the affliction, whereas abortion has a string of perps directly responsible for the condition, completely in control and in addition, subject to "first resort" and avoidance.
There has been a tendency for several generations now to erase the concept of crime, choices and consequences and the societal victims are totally ignored, primarily the taxpayers who are saddled forever by criminals using baby factories to fund their indolent lifestyle for generation after generation. A strange form of involuntary servitude, otherwise known as "slavery.".
The purpose of laws are to protect society at large, not the irresponsible and criminally bent. The notion that the perps are "blameless" can and should be permanently rejected.
If costly and pervasive crime and criminals are deemed "blameless," beyond the control of the criminals, and not subject to punishment, then all crime, including murder, sick perversions and cannibalism can no longer be prosecuted and punished.
Perhaps society should reconsider treatments that in the past have proven 100% effective, including the freedom for the criminals to persist in their actions, without the monumental societal cost.
Ten reasons, or 10,000 reasons are insufficient to allow the irrational burden to continue forever.
Last, but not least, It is impossible to find in the Constitution the obligation or power granted to elected government to create "rights" which make slaves of the vast majority of its citizens.
Yes, throughout the existence of the Republic, lower courts and even Supreme Court decisions have been reversed when they obviously have the sole effect of exacerbating the negative results of stupidity, feeblemindedness or insanity of a tiny segment of the population.
And to think that because of semantics and words, we slaughter 3,300 live human beings every day, just shows how disgusting our country has become.
This is exactly what Hitler's people did in the slaughter of the Jews and homosexuals during WWII: semantics and words . . . no scientific facts as to their humanism . . . just semantics and words.
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Valerie, please tell me: How many Einsteins have been aborted? How many RRs have been aborted? How many Salks have been aborted? How many Bill Gates’? How many Steve Jobs’? Oh, you can’t answer that, can you? Because no one knows and we’ll never know. God knows and he is keeping count, you idiot!
What other drivel would you expect from a “writer” with a name like Venereal Taco?
And some people get mad and so no one is pro-abortion.
I read my first article from Salon yesterday.
Here’s the link: http://www.salon.com/2015/01/25/i_do_not_care_about_your_baby_partner/
It’s not likely I could stomach two of their pieces in as many days.
No global warming over there; their hearts are cold as ice.
Blessed Mother Teresa, please pray for us.
I am anti-abortion because it murders the most helpless of human beings.
In other words if your dedicated to worship at the devils alter you must be willing to sacrifice your children, or at the very least be willing to encourage others to do so.
Valerie Tarico is a psychologist and writer in Seattle, Washington. She completed her Ph.D. in Counseling Psychology from the University of Iowa and postdoctoral studies at the University of Washington. She subsequently joined the staff of Seattle Children’s Hospital and ran Children’s Behavior and Learning Clinic in Bellevue, Washington, before moving to a private clinic. Eventually it became clear that social and political trends were undermining what she was trying to accomplish as a mental health practitioner: to have there be a little less pain and a little more delight in the world. She closed her practice to take on some of those bigger issues.
What a gem.
Here is the link to her website,for those interested: Valerie Tarico. Be prepared to shower afterwards.
“I’m speechless.”
I, on the other hand, am not:
1. I’m pro-abortion because...A woman who lacks the means to manage her fertility lacks the means to manage her life.
(the means to manage our fertility is no sex outside marriage)
2. I’m pro-abortion because well-timed pregnancies give children a healthier start in life.
(whereas murdering unwanted children gives children no start in life)
3. I’m pro-abortion because I take motherhood seriously....But parenting is a lot of work, and doing it well takes twenty dedicated years of focus, attention, patience, persistence, social support, mental health, money, and a whole lot more. (and Heaven forbid we allow anything difficult into someones life just because of their sin)
4. I’m pro-abortion because intentional childbearing helps couples, families and communities to get out of poverty. Decades of research in countries ranging from the U.S. to Bangladesh show that reproductive policy is economic policy.
(so abortion is profitable, Planned Parenthood is well aware of that. God too, though he may frown on murder for profit, but we can NOT believe in Him and therefore by denial, He does not exist, or does not care what we do with those He created in His own image. Is that what she’s saying here?)
5. This systematic culling makes God or nature the world’s biggest abortion provider: Nature’s way of producing healthy kids essentially requires every woman to have an abortion mill built into her own body.
(flat out admission of playing God here)
6. Do unto others as they want you to do unto them. It’s called the Platinum Rule. In this moral universe, real people count more than potential people, hypothetical people or corporate people.
(tell me she didn’t just pull this one out of her butt!)
7. I’m pro-abortion because contraceptives are imperfect, and people are too....Once settled into place, an IUD or implant drops the annual pregnancy rate below 1 in 500. And guess what. Teen pregnancies and abortions plummet—which makes me happy, because even though I’m pro-abortion, I’d love the need for abortion to go away. Why mitigate harm when you can prevent it?
(as though the creation of a human life is harm, just because it is the result of selfish sin, and killing a baby is NOT harm?)
8. I’m pro-abortion because I believe in mercy, grace, compassion, and the power of fresh starts...Who among us hasn’t had unprotected sex when the time or situation or partnership wasn’t quite right for bringing a new life into the world? Most of the time we get lucky; sometimes we don’t. And in those situations we rely on the mercy, compassion, and generosity of others...In this regard, an unsought pregnancy is like any other accident. I can walk today only because surgeons reassembled my lower leg...Three accidents, all my own doing, and three knee surgeries. Some women have three abortions.
(sin is not an accident, it is sin. The father deliberately penetrated the mother, and the mother accommodated him, not accidentally. It’s not as though Jack and Jill went up the hill and on the way down tripped and fell causing the coitus that resulted in pregnancy.)
9. I’m pro-abortion because the future is always in motion, and we have the power and responsibility to shape it well. As a college student, I read a Ray Bradbury story...In baby making, as in Bradbury’s story, the future is always in motion, and every little thing we do has consequences we have no way to predict. Any small change means a different child comes into the world.
(a brave new world this woman and her cohorts are engineering so much more wisely than God, conceived from reading sci-fi)
10. I’m pro-abortion because I love my daughter...“My Abortion Baby” was about my daughter, Brynn, who exists only because a kind doctor like George Tiller gave me and my husband the gift of a fresh start when we learned that our wanted pregnancy was unhealthy. Brynn literally embodies the ever changing flow of the future...My husband and I felt very clear that carrying forward that pregnancy would have been a violation of our values, and neither of us ever second guessed our decision...All around us, living breathing and loving are the chosen children of mothers who waited—who ended an ill-timed or unhealthy pregnancy and then later chose to carry forward a new life...“My abortions let me have these two when the time was right, with someone I loved.”...Those who see abortion as an unmitigated evil often talk about the “millions of missing people” who were not born into this world because a pregnant woman decided, not now. But they never talk about the millions of children and adults who are here today only because their mothers had abortions—real people who exist in this version of the future...When those who oppose abortion lament the “missing people,” I hear an echo of my own petulant thought: I want that person, not this one. And I wish that they could simply experience what I did, that they could look into the beautiful eyes of the people in front of them, and fall in love.
(This is...drum roll...the cherry on top of the whipped cream in this cupcake’s perfectly manipulated world: it’s for the children! We kill children for the children. Didn’t we all see that coming?)
In order for abortion to be morally acceptable, one has to believe he/she is a better decision maker than God, or believe God is not going to hold him/her responsible for his/her acts. Or maybe it helps to be a complete moron.
So it is all about you, Valerie.
So will you be held responsible for the deaths of the many children that are denied the God given right to live?
Pursue your licentious lifestyle to your detriment.
II Timothy 3:1-5
1 But know this, that in the last days perilous times will come: 2 For men will be lovers of themselves, lovers of money, boasters, proud, blasphemers, disobedient to parents, unthankful, unholy, 3 unloving, unforgiving, slanderers, without self-control, brutal, despisers of good, 4 traitors, headstrong, haughty, lovers of pleasure rather than lovers of God, 5 having a form of godliness but denying its power. And from such people turn away!
Her comment: “In this moral universe, real people count more than potential people, hypothetical people or corporate people.”
Perhaps she should consider that Jesus died on the Cross for her sins. Is she a “real” person or just a pretender?
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That's exactly what I was about to post.
IMHO: Maybe the “whore of Babylon” isn’t so much a single person as it is the so-called, “women’s rights movement.” Look at what stemmed from it... the sexual revolution, breakdown of the traditional families; and the pro choice issues. Not to mention the potential next POTUS. .
“I believe that abortion care is a positive social good “
Well let’s see...Leftists who want to slaughter their own offspring which would thin out their numbers in the future...hmmm... I need to think about this....
The mind of a sick modern female
Hell yeah
The world will be soooooooooo much effing better if they run things
Satan lives rent free in her soul
Maybe the craziest screed on abortion I’ve seen yet