[LiteKeeper]

ALERT: "more than 5000 murderers confess openly"

[blondee123]

5000 Murderers & Counting! Hope they are proud of themselves!

[DemforBush]

Amy Brenneman had an abortion?

I thought I read she had had a miscarriage a few years back, but I'd never heard about this before.

[DennisR]

"Jones said she got an abortion 10 years ago -- enduring harassment from protesters when she entered the clinic -- in order to finish high school. She went on to become the first member of her family to graduate from college, and hopes at some point to attend law school."

Well, that makes the murder worth it, now, does it not? Because it is all about Me, Me, and...Me.

[theDentist]

I hear lots of Death Camp guards had great pride in their work too...

[Doc Savage]

How about this: " We killed 25 Million Future Liberals and Now We Realize That Was Stupid!!"

[Dionysius]

One of the libs more infamous mantras is their desire to keep abortion "safe and rare", but yet treat having an abortion as a badge of honor and fight all alternatives. So much for "rare". I think they wear hypocricy as a badge of honor. And I truly believe there is a special place in hell for anyone whom aborts a baby with Down Syndrome.

[The Spirit Of Allegiance]

“Population control is too important to be stopped by some right wing pro-life types. Take the new influx of Hispanic immigrants. Their lack of respect for democracy and social order is frightening. I hope I can do something to stem that tide; I'd set up a clinic in Mexico for free if I could ... When a sullen black woman of 17 or 18 can decide to have a baby and get welfare and food stamps and become a burden to all of us, it's time to stop.”

Abortionist Edward Allred quoted in The San Diego Union, California, USA, who has become a millionaire 12 times over from the abortion industry

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"It's not that obvious to some black women that abortion is the right decision. It's only later on that poor or black women realize they don't want more children tying them down. They need more pressure to abort."

Abortion advocate Michael Bracken quoted in The Ambivalence of Abortion by Linda Bird Francke

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"Some think that the legalization of abortion has opened a Pandora's Box of faulty decision making. When abortion was illegal, here was a common enemy in the form of the law. Now that abortion is primarily a matter of choice, the decision rests squarely on the shoulders of the woman, a decision many would rather not have to make. Some blame their husbands or boyfriends for "forcing" them to have an abortion. Others point their anger at parents, who insisted on the abortion, or, who the patients maintain, would be furious if they found out their daughter was pregnant. Often, its the doctor who takes the blame for the abortion. "He did it to me" is a phrase heard often in the clinic or hospital corridor. That's moving the responsibility. Women are very good at that."

Martha Mueller, a Brooklyn Planned Parenthood counselor. Quoted in Rachel Weeping, and Other Essays About Abortion. James Tunstead Burtchaell, editor. New York: Universal Press, 1982. Pg 14

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From Abortion at Work: Ideology and Practice in a Feminist Clinic by Wendy Simonds, Rutgers University Press, New Brunswick, NJ., 1996 p 42-43:

"Before coming to work at the Center, Risa lost a job at Pavillion [another abortion clinic] She said, "I know it was because I was very vocal about how I felt about the way they treated the women...They were real quick to make people feel stupid, and real quick to talk down to them, and just really disrespectful. Just like, "I got something you need, thefore you have to kiss my butt to get it."

On page 42, Anne, a supervisor in the abortion clinic, tells about her abortions somewhere else:

"[The] people [at the clinic] really didn't care about your emotional setting. They didn't care what happened a week after that. You know, you read the forms, you have your abortion, you leave. And I mean, there was no personal - there was no one there to listen to me... There was no support before, during, or after the procedure. I thought I was having a possible complication about three days later; there was no one to call. The office was closed. You know, and then me trying to keep it away from certain family members, and then not being able to do that because I thought I was having a medical emergency. I mean, there was no one to tell me, "This is nothing to worry about. This is normal. This is what you need to do." . . It's an alone feeling. Being a woman, and having to make that decision at that particular point in my life, it was already making me feel alone. And then to get to this place where I needed support or where I could possibly talk about it - because you can't talk about it too many places and be accepted - the place that I went to, there was nothing. You couldn't talk about it there either."

Sarina, an abortionist at the clinic, describes her experiences working at Planned Parenthood on page 58:

"Sarina's first job as an abortionist was with Planned Parenthood. She had not learned how to perform abortions in medical school, so she learned how to do first-trimester abortions on the job. The environment at the Planned Parenthood clinic was not much better than her prior experiences. "It was a rude awakening for me to go into a job where I was the only female physician...and to basically be discriminated against....I got disillusioned very quickly with the place."

Planned Parenthood, whose mantra is safe, legal abortion, hires a doctor who does not know how to do abortions? She had to learn "on the job?" I would hate to be one of the women she learned on!

A worker at the "Abortion at Work" clinic was quoted saying:

“They [the administrators] have this pin that says… “The Woman’s Care Center: Working for the Lives of Women,” or something. They do, but not for the lives of the women that work there. They exploit women who work there, and they abuse them…It’s just like working for someone who’s sexist. You have to be ‘in’ to be treated fairly…which I think is not right.”

This was said by clinic worker Ilene on page 146.

Another telling point was the clinics' treatment of pregnant staff. Clinic workers Janice discusses the treatment of pregnant workers (page 152):

"Audrey hasn't been getting the support she needed after she got pregnant, and she felt like people didn't want her to be pregnant by this guy because she was a lesbian before, and that she was totally confused, and just all that kind of stuff....and then Glenda, before she got her job as supervisor, apparently they asked her if she was planning to get pregnant or not, because she was going to have to take leave, and it was going to totally mess up the supervisors...It's just like, please, if somebody wants to have a baby, then we need to be supportive and work around that, you know, but not let it interfere with their career tracks."

On the same page the author states:

"Though the center directors took pride in their acceptance of 'choice' as a central tenant of feminist health care practice, the Center had no policies that demonstrated support for employees who decided to procreate...when it became [an impediment to work] administrators disapproved. Women typically took two or three months of unpaid leave after their babies were born...some women complained that the managers were not willing to accommodate...their responsibilities to their children."

From:
http://www.clinicquotes.com/

[Dianna]

"It's emotionally devastating," she said in a phone interview. "I don't regret my decision -- but I regret having been put in the position to have to make that choice. It's something I'll live with for the rest of my life."

This response is from the Findling woman, who aborted a child with Down Syndrome. What the heck does the bolded part mean? The only reason she was put in that position is because she decided to get pregnant. And lookie here...she's trying to do it again!

We could ban abortion and make certain she's not able to make that choice again. Would she be happier?

[TN4Liberty]

These 5000 women had abortions, which means at least 5000 deaths. That's more than 9/11. OBL would be proud of that record I imagine.

[redangus]

As a counter to this madness may I suggest going to HopeAfterAbortion.com for a different perspective.

[Mrs. Don-o]

--- pass the word---

--- BEAT MS MAGAZINE---

OK, here's the counter-petition: Modern Commentaries blog is collecting signatures of women who had abortions, and regret it.

The heading of the petition will read:

We, the undersigned, believe that life begins at conception, and that the dignity and life of every human being must be respected from conception to natural death. We believe abortion is a grave immoral act and constitutes murder of a human being, and that women and unborn children deserve better. Therefore, we urge our government and representatives to hear our voices as we oppose America's current abortion laws.

[I'm ALL Right!]

"I don't regret my decision -- but I regret having been put in the position to have to make that choice."

BEING PUT in the position.....I believe she put herself in that position when she laid herself down. She's basically saying "it's not my fault I got pregnant."

[BLS]

"As the abortion debate rages, Ms. magazine is releasing its fall issue next week with a cover story titled ''We Had Abortions'' that lists names of thousands of women who signed a petition making that declaration.


The publication coincides with what the abortion-rights movement considers a watershed moment"

And they seem so proud of murdering their children. Or at least they have been convinced that it's not murder.

[matt1234]

Let's mail each of these women a scarlet letter "A" along with the following challenge. "If you're so proud of your abortion, I challenge you to sew this on the lapel of your outergarment and wear it in public."

[sappy]

The Ultimate "disenfranchising" of the Dem/Lib voter!

Killing them off so mom can get back on the dance floor and look cute in her skirt and get that job that she'll get paid 75% of what a man will get paid to do it.