Planned Parenthood Sneaks In
Not convinced Planned Parenthood is evil (and, yes, I’m using that word willingly and fully aware of its implications)? Watch this video and see what you think.
Not convinced Planned Parenthood is evil (and, yes, I’m using that word willingly and fully aware of its implications)? Watch this video and see what you think.
Here’s an interesting article, and a link to a book on the subject, that’s not getting much mainstream media attention, for some reason. 😉
Read this post, paying particular attention to the newspaper scan. Ashleigh Taylor is convinced that she did the right thing in killing her unborn baby. Her logic is as as awful as the murder she wrought on her baby:
“I know that I made the right choice….What kind of life would that baby have had knowing that I didn’t even know the surname of the father?… my life would have been ruined.”
So, according to her, it’s better that the baby (and she did admit that it’s a baby, and not a blob of tissue) be killed than knowing that her mother didn’t know the child’s father’s last name. Further, it’s a much better outcome to deliver the baby (whether dead or alive at this point the article doesn’t state) into a stainless steel tray to be thrown into the trash than “ruin” her life. The selfishness and callousness is just astounding. She now states that she hasn’t “had a successful relationship since.” While there is a part of me that feels some pity for her and the damage she’s brought on herself, I can’t help but be distracted by the relationships her baby will never have because her mom decided that the life she created was too inconvenient to allow to live. History will not look kindly on us for allowing this infanticide to continue.
I’ve decided. Huck’s my man, now:
Oh, man! He smacked down that moderator. Way to go, Huck!
Was Douglas Adams right?
I’m pretty vocal in my dislike for labor unions. The worst of those unions, in my opinion, the National “Education” Association (the quotes will make sense in a bit, if they don’t already). The quicker we can get the federal government and the NEA out of public schools, the better off we’re going to be. Phyllis Schlafly has the skinny.
This is a great video:
David Lee Roth and Eddie Van Halen star as Jake and Elwood. I can hear the four horsemen now…