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  1. “Safe” Murder?

    April 29, 2013 by Hannah Jane

    [Abortion-rights groups] say that Dr. Gosnell was a rogue practitioner, and that if abortion is further restricted, more women will be driven to clinics like his, which prosecutors called a “house of horrors.”
    -from NYTimes.com

    “Restrictions really work to hinder access to safe abortion,”
    -Dayle Steinberg, president of Planned Parenthood Southeastern Pennsylvania.

    “Safe abortion”.  Ponder those words for a moment.  Since when is murder ever safe?

    Let’s come to a logical conclusion here, folks.  If it’s okay to murder babies, if we need to avoid restrictions so as to keep their mothers’ safe… then, logically, it’s safest to murder a baby after he’s been born.  After all, then the mother cannot possibly be harmed during the “procedure”, right?

    Or… maybe not.  That would be murder, after all, and there are restrictions on that.  You’re allowed to kill a person if they’re over here, but not when they’re over there.  Those pesky restrictions…

    If abortion is acceptable, then Gosnell’s main fault is merely that he didn’t kill babies quickly enough.  To say that it is okay to slaughter a baby one moment, but that it is not okay the next, is utterly  and completely delusional.

    One who says that Gosnell should be on trial for murder cannot turn around a moment later and say that abortion is normally fine.   That’s ridiculousness.

    Yes, Gosnell’s clinic was a “house of horrors”.  As is every abortion “clinic”.  Since when is murder anything other than horrifying?  Although the facts surfacing at the Gosnell trial about how abortions were preformed there are easily regarded as more disgusting than “regular” abortion, a baby dies either way.

    Murder is murder, whether it takes place in a posh, sanitized clinic at 1:00 PM or in a filthy, run-down hovel at 1:01 PM.

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  2. Slaughtering the Innocent

    January 26, 2013 by Hannah Jane

    On January 21st, Obama delivered his second inaugural address.  Full of fluffy platitudes, vague boasts on his alleged accomplishments, and socialistic statements, it wasn’t exactly something I enjoyed listening to.  Nevertheless, one sentence made me pause:

    “Our journey is not complete until all our children, from the streets of Detroit to the hills of Appalachia, to the quiet lanes of Newtown, know that they are cared for and cherished and always safe from harm.”

    And I wonder, what about the thousands of children who are slaughtered daily?

    We mourn for the twenty children who perished in the Newtown shooting.  What of the 3,000 who died yesterday?

    It is difficult for us to comprehend how the Nazis could be so brutal as to murder millions.  “Never again,” we emphatically declare.  But what of the holocaust going on right now?

    Would it Bother Us More if They Used Guns? | Abort73.com

    For forty years we’ve tolerated the murder of these innocents.  Approximately fifty-five million lives have already been lost, and the number climbs with every passing day.  “Safe from harm”?  Only if you’ve already been born, apparently.

    Rather than giving these helpless babies the protection of the law, we have watched as their innocent blood is shed.   We have stripped them of their right to life in the name of “women’s rights”.   Women’s RIGHTS?!  Since when is murder a right?  

    On September 11, 2001, approximately 3,000 Americans perished.  Even today, over 11 years later, most people can recall exactly where they were when they heard and what their reaction was.  All across the country, people reacted with shock, anger, and grief.

    Yesterday, on January 25, 2013, approximately 3,ooo Americans perished.  Their deaths did not make any headlines, and few really took any notice.  All across the country, people went on with their lives as if nothing had happened.

    Every day, the number of those slaughtered keeps rising.

     

    When will this holocaust end? 

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  3. 9/10/01

    September 11, 2011 by Hannah Jane

    Re-posted and revised from the archives.

    On September 10, 2001, about 3 thousand innocent Americans were murdered. They had absolutely no say over the matter.  Our nation lost 3 thousand people that day – people who may have found a cure for cancer, or become war heroes or just become one of the ordinary people that make our country what it is. They could have been so much.

    But they were murdered on that day, exactly 10 years ago.

    Tomorrow, almost everyone in our nation will recount 9/11 – the death of almost 3 thousand Americans. Adult Americans, that is.

    What happened on 9/11 was a tragedy.

    But why do we not grieve the innocent babies that are, through abortion, murdered every single day?

    The number is nearly the same.

    The victims are even more helpless then the victims in the twin towers were.

    Since when do those out of the womb matter more then those inside?

    Every day, it seems.

    What if every day was a repeat of 9/11/01?  What if three thousand adult Americans were being murdered every day?  How would we react?  Would it be with callous indifference, or with outrage?

    But ever since 1973 A.D., citizens of America have had this happening to them daily.  Approximately three thousand of their number are wiped out. Every day.  Of every week.  Of every month.  Of every year.

    “Terrorists will kill over 3,000 Americans today, right here. It will not make the news nor trouble most Christians. They’re just babies.” -R.c. Sproul Jr.

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  4. The tragedy of 9/10/01

    September 10, 2009 by Hannah Jane

    On September 10, 2001, around 3 thousand innocent Americans were murdered. They had absolutely no say over the matter.  Our nation lost 3 thousand people that day – people who may have found a cure for cancer, or become war heroes or just become one of the ordinary people that make our country what it is. They could have been so much.

    But they were murdered on that day, exactly 8 years ago.

    Tomorrow, almost everyone in our nation will recount 9/11 – the death of almost 3 thousand Americans. Adult Americans, that is.

    What happened on 9/11 was a tragedy.

    But why do we not grieve the innocent babies that are, through abortion, murdered every single day.

    The number is the same.

    The victims are even more helpless then the victims in the twin towers were.

    Since when do those out of the womb matter more then those inside?

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