Abortionists Admit Humanity of Unborn; Now Claiming Right to Feel Good About Killing

LifeSiteNews ^ | 1 March 2006 | Hilary White

[pop-gun]

One way to help solve this is as follows:

(1) Make a first rate film of a partial birth abortion...Insure that the perfectly formed child is seen just before death....also cover the clinic financial aspects

(2) Frequently show the film on TV as well as the list of pols who voted to support and maintain this barbaric proceedure.

[colorado tanker]

All of the arguments in favor of abortion boil down to two: fetuses are not human and utilitarianism, the view that the happiness of the mother justifies the killing of the child in that the mother is at this time more "valuable" to society.

The first is wrong medically and the abortionists are finally having to admit it.

The second is only superficially appealing. The utilitarian argument is based upon a profoundly evil philosophy, the same that justifies eugenics, forced euthanasia of the old, sick and disabled, and genocide from time immemorial, including the Holocaust. The debate is finally getting to the heart of the issue.

[Mr. Silverback]

Kirsten Moore, spokesman for the Reproductive Health Technologies Project says a focus group showed that women who see the pictures of their unborn child on a sonogram are as ready to kill as they ever were. “Women who are thinking about ending a pregnancy are not asking, ‘Is this a life?’ They know that it is. They are asking, ‘Can I take care of this baby?” Moore told Newsweek.

That's a lie. Evidence at numerous Crisis Pregancy Centers proves otherwise.

[MHGinTN]

Websites like imnotsorry.net celebrate women’s guilt-free right to an abortion, declaring: “This site exists to tell women that it’s okay not to feel sad or ashamed after an abortion. You are not a baby killer. You are not irresponsible. You are not selfish. And, above all, you are not evil.” It is astonishing the pride with which some boldly serve Evil. Reminds me of the 'you shall not surely die' line spewed in the Garden ... and they died most surely, though the dying was not seen physically right away following the Spiritual death they ingested.

[colorado tanker]

Scott Peck explored the subject in "People of the Lie." His insight is most people serving evil don't look or feel evil at all, they are ordinary people who wholeheartedly believe a lie.

[MHGinTN]

An excellent book which I've read and cited many times ... Peck's insights help save my life more than a decade ago when going through an horrendous divorce.