On the anniversary of the legalization of abortion, Roe v. Wade, I wonder how our President will mark the anniversary. Two years ago he chose to attempt to argue the economic value of killing children before they are born.
Once again I am embarrassed for a man who says one thing and then does another. He talks about everyone having a right to healthcare, but then argues for the economic incentives of allowing children to be killed in utero rather than being healthy, responsible citizens who contribute to society. While 50,000,000 plus children have been killed since Roe v. Wade we wonder aloud about why we have a society that doesn't support public education, a society that does not teach humanities or protection of our natural resources. Is it any surprise that motorists continue to litter highways when our culture defends the throwing away of human lives? Again and again you see cases where either mothers will throw away their child's life, will subject themselves to brutal acts of barbarism to kill their own children. Are we then surprised when fathers have no connection to the sexual act that creates children. Sorry ladies, your sexual revolution has not given you equality with men in a positive manner, you have simply let men off the hook for their reproductive actions by endorsing a path of personal ease.
According to the CDC, 85% of all abortions are performed on unmarried women. Again, the sexual revolution has allowed you your rights to multiple partners, but it hasn't led to a happier family.
Additionally, this week was also about celebrating Martin Luther King's legacy towards equality. What equality is there when black women are nearly five times more likely to have an abortion than a white woman? What equality is there when a Hispanic woman is nearly three times more likely to have an abortion than a white woman? These statistics show a pattern of genocide of two races in the United States. If this weren't about sexual "rights" we would be horrified by the numbers.
And for those who are ready to parade Hillary Clinton and the democratic party, let's be clear, they could care less about your sexual rights. Abortion is simply an easier path to checkbook independence. Abortion for white, protestant women is clear from the statistics with seventy-five percent of respondents saying "having a baby would interfere with work, school or other responsibilities." I suspect there is no comment to the idea that an abortion will interfere with that child's future work, school, or other responsibilities.
Unfortunately, we are not at fifty million lost lives and counting. This is the forty-first anniversary of a decision that shows a country's indifference towards its most unprotected. Forty-one years and counting...
According to the CDC, 85% of all abortions are performed on unmarried women. Again, the sexual revolution has allowed you your rights to multiple partners, but it hasn't led to a happier family.
Additionally, this week was also about celebrating Martin Luther King's legacy towards equality. What equality is there when black women are nearly five times more likely to have an abortion than a white woman? What equality is there when a Hispanic woman is nearly three times more likely to have an abortion than a white woman? These statistics show a pattern of genocide of two races in the United States. If this weren't about sexual "rights" we would be horrified by the numbers.
And for those who are ready to parade Hillary Clinton and the democratic party, let's be clear, they could care less about your sexual rights. Abortion is simply an easier path to checkbook independence. Abortion for white, protestant women is clear from the statistics with seventy-five percent of respondents saying "having a baby would interfere with work, school or other responsibilities." I suspect there is no comment to the idea that an abortion will interfere with that child's future work, school, or other responsibilities.
Unfortunately, we are not at fifty million lost lives and counting. This is the forty-first anniversary of a decision that shows a country's indifference towards its most unprotected. Forty-one years and counting...
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