Newborn rescued from Trash Can

The Herald News ^ | 04.28.03

[Coleus]

Related Story:

Teenagers find fetus in bag in Allentown parking lot

In NJ, they have a The Safe Haven Infant Protection Act where a girl can leave her baby at any hospital with NO questions asked. The problem is that they have to know about it. Is it part of the NJ Family Life Curriculum in the Elementary Schools, is it taught in High School Health Class are there posters hanging up in schools, is there information at various social service and immigration agencies? I doubt it.

[Coleus]

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[jmc813]

"I'm leaning towards attempted homicide," said Passaic Police Detective Roy Bordamonte.

Great! Hopefully she will not be getting off with a slap on the wrist a la Amy Grossberg/Mellissa Drexler.

[Coleus]

Mom admits killing son in toss off footbridge into the Passaic River

[NYer]

In NJ, they have a The Safe Haven Infant Protection Act where a girl can leave her baby at any hospital with NO questions asked

Do you know if this information is prominently posted at all junior and senior high schools? If so, and the girl ignored it, then they should prosecute her to the fullest extent of the law.

How coincidental that I watched a program on the Discovery Channel last night, entitled Mary, Mother of Jesus. They used scripture and archaeological research, to debunk the beautiful image we have of Mary. Instead, they portray her as little more than a child herself, when Jesus was borm. Mercifully, she didn't dump her baby in the trash pit.

[Ursus arctos horribilis]

Just another day in the brave new world of NOW NAGS proteges snuffing children. My G-D. When do we end these monstrous acts forced on the land by demented Nazis with soft calm voices and cold smiles?

[Sloth]

Her body, her choice, right?

[kassie]

I am beyond words.

[RicocheT]

This was just a late term abortion as the New York Times terms it.

[caisson71]

My God, what have we become?

[Alamo-Girl]

Thanks for the heads up!

[B-Chan]

A baby thrown our like garbage? Next thing you know they'll be leaving 'em at a crossroads.

Every day in every way we become more like the Roman Empire. Abortion and euthanasia have been joined by outright infanticide in our pantheon of pagan "rights"; I fully expect to see televised gladitorial combat to the death within my lifetime. A culture with no respect for life will simply consider it the ultimate form of "reality TV".

O holy and immaculate Virgin,
I know not with what praise to extol thee,
since thou didst bear in thy womb
the very One Whom the Heavens cannot contain.
Rejoice, O Virgin Mary; Rejoice a thousand times!

St. Louis Mary de Montfort, pray for us.

[firewalk]

Makes me shake my head in amazement...terrible.

[MHGinTN]

You wrote: Abortion and euthanasia have been joined by outright infanticide in our pantheon of pagan "rights" ... You may now add to that, society's embrace of cannibalism, as in therapeutic cloning, cloning to conceive an embryo for killing and harvesting of parts to use in mediacl treatments.

[Chemist_Geek]

You may now add to that, society's embrace of cannibalism, as in therapeutic cloning, cloning to conceive an embryo for killing and harvesting of parts to use in mediacl treatments.

Okay, then how is the technique of blood transfusion not "cannibalism"? For that matter, what about the "necrophiliac" practice of harvesting organs from the dead and implanting them in people? Oh, the horror!

Good Lord, you people scare me...

[Skooz]

I think MHGinTN is addressing the fact that some are advocating conceiving children for the sole purpose of harvesting their organs.

Do rooms filled with row after row of babies in stacis -- grown like plants for the purpose of having their little organs removed -- scare you as much as those who oppose that nightmare?

[MHGinTN]

Nice try, pissant. You know full well that the difference in conceiving an individual human being then killing it for its body parts, and drawing blood from a person who volunteers the gift and the removing of blood doesn't kill the volunteer. You tiny little pissant, trying to toss your red herrings around to stink up the place.

[JoeSchem]

I remember a couple years ago, my nephew, who was about six at the time, mentioned he heard on the radio about a baby being left in a trash can. He asked if it was true. I could tell it really bothered him.

[Chemist_Geek]

Nice try, pissant.

Ooh, did I hurt your feelings by taking your superstitions to their logical conclusion? Sorry!

[MHGinTN]

Nope, you haven't the ability to hurt my feelings. I called you a pissant because of your effort to toss a red herring intro the thread, trying to parallel a volunteer giving blood, to the cannibalism of conceiving individual human lives then killing those individual's for their body parts to be used in the bodily treatment of older individuals. Is repudiating cannibalism to be characterized as a superstition now? Bwahahaha, you poor ineffectual pissant.