Abortionist Curtis Boyd says of abortion climate: “My God what has happened?”

LIVE ACTION NEWS ^ | Nov 26, 2014 | Lauren Enriquez

[Morgana]

Abortionist Curtis Boyd, who has been committing abortions since before they were legalized in 1973, was featured Friday by UK-based publication The Guardian in a piece on American abortionists.

The tone of the piece is one of shock and dismay that America has grown more pro-life, rather than more accepting of the tenets of Roe v. Wade, since 1973. To drive this point home, the piece includes this startling infographic from the pro-abortion Guttmacher Institute displaying the radical pro-life shift in opinion as evidenced by legislative restrictions on abortion.

For The Guardian and for abortionists like Boyd America’s lack of acceptance for abortion on-demand is inconceivable. When Boyd began his first legal abortion business after Roe v. Wade, he says he never imagined that, over 40 years later, abortion would remain a medical industry separated from the rest of medicine – much less one that is opposed by most Americans:

We thought [by now] it would be available in every family practice, that there would be no resistance. Every medical school would be teaching it… We wake up and think, “My God what has happened?”

The article also features Willie Parker, a Bible belt abortionist who uses faith in God as a ruse to make abortion seem more acceptable to mothers.

Like Parker, Boyd is under no delusions about what he is doing when he commits an abortion.

In fact, Boyd’s most notable claim to fame is the following clip, in which he says, “Am I killing? Yes, I am. I know that.” Boyd unsurprisingly insists in his Guardian interview that this statement was taken out of context, yet Boyd is just one in a line of abortionists who have made similar statements.

Although Boyd was a Baptist preacher in his younger days, he now ascribes to a faith that that is less at-odds with his gruesome profession. In fact, the official stance of Boyd’s current religion, Unitarian Universalism, is outspokenly in favor of unrestricted abortion rights.

The Guardian piece included a rather poignant Freudian slip from Boyd, in which he stated:

What we are seeing in this country is when women become pregnant, they are less autonomous, from the point of conception.

Yes, it’s very true that, thanks to the anti-woman antics of the abortion movement, American women begin to lose autonomy over their own bodies from the moment they are conceived.

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[ConorMacNessa]

This death merchant has the unmitigated gall to invoke the deity?

God is the author of life - this miscreant is nothing but another murderer in a world that exalts self-gratification as character.


"Dia shábháil ar fad anseo!"

This is the Arabic character "nun" – the first letter of the word "Nazarene." I post it as my avatar in solidarity with people of all faiths suffering persecution at the hands of Islam. Many of them are members of the oldest of our Christian Communities, dating from the days of the Apostles. They endure cruel, merciless and unrelenting persecution. They are Orthodox and Catholic, Protestant and Evangelical, Coptic, Pentecostal, and Baptist. To the persecutors they, and we, are all "Nazarenes."

[Maelstorm]

So they think its strange that people generally don’t think killing babies unborn or not is good or normal? Some of these people behave as if they don’t have souls or have sold them somewhere along the way.

[Morgana]

“Some of these people behave as if they don’t have souls or have sold them somewhere along the way.”

There you have it.

[pallis]

Two guesses as to who his god is. Hint, it isn’t the author of life.

[OrangeHoof]

Can we really trust the info from the Gutmother Institute, whether it is positive or not?

[FlyingEagle]

Curtis Boyd: its the 50 MILLION+ dead babies, that is what it is about: genocide on the scale of Mao and Stalin.

And you, Curtis Boyd, are a murderer.

[Viennacon]

Babykillers and their advocates (everyone working at the Guardian included) have condemned themselves to HELL.

These sick eugenicist scumbags will pay for all who have died at their hands.

[exDemMom]

For The Guardian and for abortionists like Boyd America’s lack of acceptance for abortion on-demand is inconceivable.

Most people are not psychopaths. Most people understand the pain inflicted on the innocent fetus who had no choice about his/her mother's decision to get pregnant with the intent of killing him or her because she didn't want to bother with contraceptives. To those of us who understand these things, it is not at all inconceivable that support for abortion as birth control continues to drop.

In fact, the official stance of Boyd’s current religion, Unitarian Universalism, is outspokenly in favor of unrestricted abortion rights.

I was more-or-less raised in the tradition (?) of Unitarian Universalism. It's not a real religion. It's an anti-religion, existing to somewhat fill the needs of those who need that structure, without actually providing it. It's like eating tofu sausages to trick oneself into thinking that one is eating real meat. It falls short of being satisfying.

[NathanR]

Molock?

[Slyfox]

[Secret Agent Man]

I wish every libtard had his reaction. I want them to lose sleep over it. And money. Because they are all obssessed with money.

[a fool in paradise]

50+ million dead in the war on children in America.

How many women died from abortions performed with coat hangers? They still use that imagery to whip up hysteria.

[a fool in paradise]

Barack’s maternal grandmother (who raised him) was a Unitarian.

[ziravan]

I’m starting to see a meme here.

On abortion. On gay marriage. On Obamalamacare. On amnesty.

The left, after shoving something completely unpalatable and indigestible down our throats, expects us to just fold and can’t seem to understand why we remain resilient in opposition.

Some of that is an act, an attempt to make their political moves a fait accompli.

But.

I really think they believe their own hype.

I think Chucky Schumer really believed that once Obamalamacare passed, the GOP would work with Dems to make it better (and they surely would have done so IF the TEA base of the party hadn’t made providing such aid a radioactive litmus test). I think his comments earlier in the week is more of an acknowledgement of just how radioactive Obamalamacare made the political environment for Dems.

I think this amnesty non-EO (what’s the number?) will do the same. How can the GOPe pass their version of amnesty and appease their chamber of commerce donors now that Obama has made the issue a radioactive litmus test for its voters?

The Left is no longer content to incrementally pass it’s agenda. They want it all, now. In the process, they are throwing out the window a formula that has worked for them for decades.

I think they have no idea what sort of push back is awaiting them. Amnesty alone will drive what blue-collar voters remained away in 2016.

I really do think this is more than a political strategy. I think the left really is starting to wonder why their agenda hasn’t just ‘took’.

[Flatus I. Maximus]

Of course it’s grown more pro-life. Butchers like Boyd have killed off two entire generations of people whose mothers were pro-abortion. IT’S EVOLUTION AT WORK, BOYD!

[Neidermeyer]

Can we really trust the info from the Gutmother Institute, whether it is positive or not?
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Just treat it like we used to look at Pravda and now RT ... it sometimes gives us a glimpse of truth if you know how to interpret it.

[infowarrior]

Boyd's mistake? The same one Blackmun made. He "assumed" that yes there would be protests, but that they would peter out within a few years at worst, and that the 'life is cheap' crowd's mentality would prevail.

Remember the old saying about the word "assume"? Boyd and Blackmun didn't, so now, they, and their fellow travelers are going "what happened"?

the infowarrior

Ps: I know Blackmun has shuffled off this mortal coil, but before he did he was saying essentially the same thing...

[VanDeKoik]

“The tone of the piece is one of shock and dismay that America has grown more pro-life, rather than more accepting of the tenets of Roe v. Wade, since 1973”

Maybe because we are sick of seeing our countrymen killed off. How many great leaders, scientists, heroes, and innovators have we lost so that some cheap Americans didn’t have to be “burdened” with having to change diapers?