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April 16, 2013

"For many on the left, abortion remains the greatest of the secular sacraments,"

murder as a positive good. I've met many young women in our business who tell me that they don't mind my conservative politics,

but the one thing that they absolutely cannot compromise on, or even discuss, is Roe v. Wade. How the maternal instinct was extirpated in a generation or two of women is something for behavioral scientists and theologians to debate; the modern left's transformation into a suicide cult will give historians and artists grist for decades to come. Dr. Mengele, I Presume

Posted by gerardvanderleun at April 16, 2013 8:35 AM. This is an entry on the sideblog of American Digest: Check it out.

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And the left today is breathing a huge sigh of relief, as any chance that the MSM was going to be FORCED to cover Kermit Gosnell went up with two loud bangs yesterday in Boston.
In fact, expect full-court press trying to pin this on the anti-abortion movement.

Posted by: Uncle Jefe at April 16, 2013 9:52 AM

Because with the dyad of the pill and abortion, women gained equal liberty with men. The liberty to be as selfish as one pleases. The liberty to forestall or avoid, the crossing of the rubicon into an adulthood of accepting responsibility to other people.

These cultural/societal/moral changes taks a while to reach a new stable equilibrium after major changes. We need to see the full spectrum of consequences, from stellar good to grinding tragedy, so that we can tell our children, and the children tell each other, the legendary timeless stories around the campfire that we organize our lives to.

Gosnell is one of those scary campfire stories. You'll hear it, and use it to decide whether pre-natal pregnancy termination is a necessary unpleasantness to be endured that we might have our brave new world; or it's murder. And you'll act accordingly.

Posted by: John A. Fleming at April 16, 2013 4:24 PM

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