No More "Changing Hearts" on Abortion
Itty Bitty Baby
Ann Coulter put out a great article on the topic of abortion that I finally got around to reading titled "Where's that religious fanatic we elected?"
In typical Coulter fashion, the article rips the pro-choice movement and the processes that got us where we are today. Common sense will show you the thoughts and feelings of typical Americans. If put up for a vote, Coulter feels confident that the pro-life stance would win handily and at least 38 states would adopt anti-abortion laws.
Here are some snippets from the article, but I suggest you read it in its entirety.
On the 32nd anniversary of Roe v. Wade this past Monday . . . President Bush told a pro-life rally in Washington that a "culture of life cannot be sustained solely by changing laws. We need, most of all, to change hearts."
Actually, what we need least of all is to "change hearts." Maybe it's my law background, but I think it's time we changed a few judges.
Only when at least five members of the Supreme Court stop pretending to see a secret, hidden clause in the Constitution, discernible only to members of the American Civil Liberties Union, and repeal Roe can Americans finally vote on abortion. This is a right we have been denied for 32 years. In effect, a 32-year gag rule has been imposed on those of us who respect every stage of life.
The National Abortion Rights League (NARAL) claims that if Roe were overturned, 19 states would immediately outlaw abortion, and 19 more would soon follow suit. This is the one issue on which NARAL and I agree: Pro-lifers already have changed the hearts of Americans about abortion!
In a Los Angeles Times poll a few years ago, 57 percent of respondents said they believed abortion was "murder." Seventy-two percent of women and 58 percent of men said they thought abortion should be illegal after the first trimester. (Among men currently listed on NBA rosters, the figure was even lower.)
Note that men in the poll were more supportive of abortion than women, which is perfectly in keeping with the pro-abortion orthodoxy that men should have no say in this matter, unless they're saying "yes, dear." Once again, NARAL and I are in agreement! It's a "woman's issue"; could you men please just butt out?
While I was looking for a picture to place on this post, I ran across some horribly gruesome pictures that I certainly won't post right on my page for all to see. If you can stand it and/or want to be bothered by some gruesome pictures, I will post them here. If you get queasy or don't want to see, just don't click. You have been warned. Gruesome, explicit pictures.1 2 3 4
I'd rather be anti-choice than anti-life.
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on Tuesday, February 8th, 2005 at 22:24 by Novac and is filed under All, Health, Politics.
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February 9th, 2005 at 18:09
Amen!!!!
June 29th, 2007 at 08:00
Oh my gosh! I cried like a running tap water after seeing the abortion pics. God Bless them to reincarnate to be a useful and better person.