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To: supercat
I had a much different experience at the Holocaust Memorial. The only difference between the pictures of the death camps and these abortion posters was color photography and the condition of the corpses. In both cases, the pictures are used to prevent the revisionists from denying the humanity of the victims or the fact that they were murdered. I know of no less disturbing way of definitively communicating this message.

How about a 'matter-of-fact' photograph of a medical waste bag full of dismembered unborn children taken from an abortion facility dumpster? Some of these abortion photos were actual taken by the abortionists themselves to reduce their medical malpractice liability. Apparently the body of the child sometimes needs to be reassembled after it's removal to make sure all of the "pieces" have been removed from the womb. It doesn't get any more 'matter-of-fact' than that.

101 posted on 01/16/2002 4:21:01 AM PST by Ronaldus Magnus
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To: Ronaldus Magnus
Apparently the body of the child sometimes needs to be reassembled after it's removal to make sure all of the "pieces" have been removed from the womb.

That is the case in all D & C abortions. The baby's body is usually reassembled on a table to make sure that no body parts are left inside which could lead to infection.

And apparently these people sleep at night.

103 posted on 01/16/2002 4:28:10 AM PST by Aquinasfan
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To: Ronaldus Magnus
It doesn't get any more 'matter-of-fact' than that.

I guess for me one of the scary things the Holocaust Museum showed was the ease with which millions of people could be swept under the rug. I would posit that an ad which showed an ultrasound of a fetus followed by the sight of some blood and indistinct ground-up gore running down a drain would be more horrifying than the type of graphic ads discussed here.

On a related note, compare the shower scene in Hitchcock's Psycho with scenes from more recent slasher flicks. The latter are far more graphic, and yet the former is far more effectively horrifying.

120 posted on 01/16/2002 9:45:51 PM PST by supercat
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