Mark Levin made an important point
about humanity, and it bears repetition.
55 Million Americans Have Lost Their Lives
Cancer? Car accidents? AIDS? Gun
shootings?
Nope, nope, nope, and nope.
Abortion.
Yes, ladies and gentlemen, I am about
to firmly implant my foot into the cowpie of politics. As a Buddhist,
I can do no less.
What The Constitution Really Says
Amendment V
No person shall be...deprived of life, liberty, or property, without due process of law...
Amendment XIV
Section 1.
...nor shall any State deprive any person of life, liberty, or property, without due process of law...
Weasel Words
Those who believe that abortion is an
acceptable, humanitarian practice are fire-bombing the
English-American language. They will use the word “fetus”, and
say that until said object emerges from the human vagina, it is not a
“person”. Perhaps a blob of protoplasm, akin to a pimple or
appendix. Removing said item presents no more moral dilemma than,
say, clipping one's fingernails. I beg to differ.
Freedom of Choice
Advocates of abortion will say that a
female should have moral choice over her own body, and do as she
pleases. They will invoke words such as freedom, choice, and liberty.
Hogwash.
There are some such that humans should
have no control. A pregnant woman should have the same “choice”
to an abortion as I should have to behead a politician whom I
disagree with using a samurai sword.
Why?
When I was a youngster, an uncle gave
me a wise bit of advice: never ask “why”. As in: why on earth
would a pregnant female, who respects life and thinks that it is valuable and
worthy of respect, want to terminate same that is gestating in her
body? Why does she not understand that she is now 2 lives, and is now
living for two?
Pissing Into the Ocean
Yes, I know: my words will change the
belief of no one. Nevertheless, these words need to be spoken. I can
do no less.
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