Does not the freedom to kill innocents violates
all norms of civilized society? Does it not violate the natural law? Before
governments existed was it condoned in the state of nature? Does this freedom
to kill innocents not violate the 13th and 14th Amendments? Yet, the Supreme
Court and numerous Congresses have refused to interfere with it. Is it not a
grave and profound evil? Is it not legalized murder? It all comes down to one
great question. Is the fetus in the womb a person? Since the fetus has human
parents and all the needed human genome to develop, of course the fetus is a
person.
A simple one-line statute could have been
enacted when Ronald Reagan or George W. Bush were in the White House and
Republicans and a hand full of anti-abortion Democrats controlled the Congress.
They could have ended the slaughter by legislatively defining the fetus in the
womb to be a person. They did not. Are the self-proclaimed anti-abortion folks
in Congress sincere, or do they march under the anti-abortion banner just to
win votes?
Their failure to attempt to define the fetus in
the womb as a person seriously, and the Supreme Court’s unprecedented dance
around the requirement of due process and the prohibition of slavery has
resulted in up to 60 million abortions in 43 years. That’s an abortion every
minute. Abortion is today one of the most frequent medical procedures performed
in America; and the Democrats have become its champion.
They, and their few Republican allies, have
become the champions of totalitarianism as well. The removal of legal
personhood from human progeny in order to destroy the offspring is only the
work of tyrants. How long can a society last that violates universal norms and
kills its babies in the name of “sexual freedom?”
Whose personhood will the government define away
next? I contend one has to look no further than the affirmed and the elderly.
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