Abortion is like any other murder. You could kill your mean husband, wife, acquaintance, too. That would get rid of the problem right then. That is how abortion is. Only it is legal murder. But it is still killing, killing your own child. Many of these women about 20 years later are suffering from deep depression. Maybe that is the reason for the surge in antidepressants these days. Some become suicidal. Locally, there is a pastor dealing with all these depressed women. About twenty years later, when they are no longer stupid teenagers, they become very depressed over the abortion. They have a twelve step program for these women. It is very sad. The abortionist does not counsel these women, does not warn them that the abortion may cause depression later. That would cause the woman to opt out of the procedure and the doc. would make no money. Some of these women never have a child after the abortion, for many reasons. Some can't, some just don't. And that would have been their only child. There are many hurts that women suffer caused by abortions. The guilt is killing them. It is so sad.
Reminds when Norma Corvey converted in 1995, that there was a woman who did not want an abortion in Dallas, TX. But she had a broken arm, and her boyfriend was forcing her to have the abortion.
The prolifers got a restraining order on the boyfriend, and the woman had her baby.
I still don't know if the boyfriend gave her the broken arm, but I have always suspected that he might have broken her arm. I guess I would be frightened of such a person. Sad what some women have to go through because of Planned Parenthood & company.
"Describing himself as 100 percent pro-life with "no exceptions," Peroutka, a lawyer by profession, explained his plan to WorldNetDaily.
Peroutka claims that, despite the landmark Supreme Court decision Roe v. Wade, abortion is "already against the law."
"What is lacking is really a commitment to end abortion, not the tools and the ability to do it," he told WND.
To end abortion "immediately," he said, the president would simply have to declare the personhood of the unborn from the moment of conception. The executive branch, which holds the law-enforcement function of government, could then enforce that personhood through the U.S. attorneys, he says.
After making the declaration of personhood, Peroutka explains, he would then appoint new U.S. attorneys throughout the nation, as did President Clinton upon entering the presidency.
"U.S. Attorneys could be appointed who understood that the unborn child is a person under the Fifth Amendment and shall not be deprived of life, liberty or property without due process," he said. "So I believe that it is doable on Day 1."
The candidate says the new government lawyers would then "prosecute those who would deny that personhood," such as operators of abortion clinics.
The personhood declaration could be accomplished, he said, through an executive order."
DROP any anti-third party bias and rude answers and could someone please answer this question honestly: Is Peroutka right here??? He's a lawyer, you think he ought to know.
Any legal scholars here please give your opinion if this is possible. THANKS!