Black Pastor Compares Abortion to Slavery (Racist Planned Parenthood, Margaret Sanger)

AgapePress ^ | January 24, 2003 | James L. Lambert

[TLBSHOW]

They don't care who, as its the women's right they say to do with their bodies as they see fit. Since I am a male it isn't my business to tell them what to do. I posted those stories that I posted here after the main thread and still they didn't care.

[toenail]

As Many Abortions As Possible -- a good summary of Nazi Germany's population control policies (which were largely a product of the U.S., incidentally).

[TLBSHOW]

We all know her answer!

[WaterDragon]

About d***ed time! Sanger also ran a magazine to which one of Hitler's henchmen contributed one or two articles on eugenics.

In fact, Sanger's gang bribed a few black ministers at one time to encourage abortions for black women. Same sort of men as Jesse Jackson, obviously.

I like what a woman wrote in a column recently, can't remember who that was...probably Noonan's. She made a point I've always believed true. That women are encouraged to have abortions so that other people don't have to deal with her pregnancy. Abortion sure has let a lot of trashy men off the hook, hasn't it?

[CyberCowboy777]

Stop the Killing!

[TLBSHOW]

bttt

[Lorianne]

Margaret Sanger was a racists and a eugenicist but she was opposed to abortion.

[Lorianne]

Absolutely true. Abortion has never really been about women.

[Bernard Marx]

You are technically right but she would have favored abortion had it been a socially acceptable concept in American culture in the 20s and 30s. Abortion was certainly a logical extension of her basic ideas, as was genocidal genetic "cleansing," as Hitler implemented it. Without Sanger, Roe v. Wade probably would not have come before the Supreme Court.

[Coleus]

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/news/767009/posts

http://www.blackgenocide.org/negro.html

http://www.cwfa.org/library/life/2001-05_pp_n-project.shtml

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/fr/612636/posts

http://blackgenocide.org/planned.html

[Coleus]

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/news/767009/posts

http://www.blackgenocide.org/negro.html

http://www.cwfa.org/library/life/2001-05_pp_n-project.shtml

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/fr/612636/posts

http://blackgenocide.org/planned.html

[MHGinTN]

"Black pastors and black priests are largely doing little or nothing on this issue because of apathy or complicity," Mack says. Bravo, Sir. When the issue is life or death, apathy on the part of God's servants IS complicity.

[BenR2]

Pastor Adlai Mack

No kidding? Somewhere in my murky past, I met Adlai.

He struck me as fine Christian brother, too!

[BenR2]

None of this stuff is new, but, for some reason, it has never "resonated" with the black Christians the way one might have expected.

I think what we might be seeing here is a sea-change: and the likes of Hillary are going to be none too happy about it.

Can you see Hillary suddenly becoming "pro-life" to keep her black constituency happy? It could happen!

[TLBSHOW]

That would be a miracle!

[victim soul]

I believe only the Mexico City Policy (population control) was put into place by Bush.

[TinkersDam]

The eugenics movement held great sway in this nation as did Herbert Spencer's 'social statics'. Ofcourse the 'planned parenthood' was really a genetic program. As is just about any thing. The mandatory sterilization of the feeble minded was mainly to protect the white race, very few blacks were sterilized, mainly whites. "Planned Parenthood" was really a way to control and therefore reduce the procreation of the poor whites.

But don't consider 'slavery' as necessarily evil. Remember neither English nor American captains ever captured slaves in Africa, they purchased them from other Africans, often saving their lives by doing it since many captives who could not be sold to the White Ship Captains would be eaten by their black captors or else used as slaves in Africa, where they were treated far more cruely than even on the sugar plantations in the Carribean.

Do any of you know the song Amazing Grace? It was written by the Captain of a slave ship you know!

Many slave ship captains took particular care to see that Negroes were sold to masters who had good reputations for caring for their slaves.

Even when a ship captain had cause to execute a Negroe who had attempted to make a mutiny, the manner of execution was not cruel and the beheading would be only AFTER the slave was dead. The beheading was done because the slaves often thought they could return to Dahomey if they died at sea and their bodies were whole. The fact that the ship captains beheaded mutineers but did not behead those who merely died at sea, showed that the captains had taken care to learn of the customs and beliefs of the Negroes that they transported.

Many slave ships would have sailors sign articles for a three year whaling voyage and would conduct a pretense of 'whaling' for the initial part of the voyage, until they were opposite Africa and the true nature of the voyage was made known.

Oh, and ... don't think that blacks were the only ones enslaved in the USA. Several women and children from Scandinavia were sold as Negroe Slaves, simply by filling out the proper forms by their American husbands who no longer had any need of them and wanted the money they would fetch. The fact that the women and children were obviously of very fair skin made no difference. If a man declared the woman to be Negro, she could be sold.

[TinkersDam]

Ofcourse the one central point to bear in mind is that while slavery of necessity involves involuntary actions, an abortion is certainly voluntary.

Its similar to legal aid for the poor: when they started to give access to lawyers for civil matters, they found that what the clients wanted most were divorces. Then they give medical services and find that what they want most are abortions.

And someone complains that this is "imposed" on them???