[redgolum]

I love history. The rise of the eugenics movement that resulted in the Holocaust and abortion has been something that I felt the need to research.

For a long time, I did not understand how a civilized society (as the US, England, and Germany were) in the 30's could not only accept such things as involuntary sterilization and abortions, but go even beyond them to the mass killings in Germany and the Soviet Union.

Then I started to hear the same arguments used by the early eugenicists and racial purists being used by todays scientists and so called "ethicists". Our genocide today quieter, but no less horrible. Saying that killing babies is not only ok, but a good and moral thing is a sacrilege of Natural Law.

[wagglebee]

Read some of the links on this page, it will scare the hell out of you.

http://www.eugenics.net/index.html

[labette]

"For a long time, I did not understand how a civilized society (as the US, England, and Germany were) in the 30's could not only accept such things as involuntary sterilization and abortions, but go even beyond them to the mass killings in Germany and the Soviet Union.

There is a way that seems right to a man, But its end is the way of death.