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Posted on 01/21/2007 11:55:00 AM PST by wagglebee
Let’s forget about the Iraqi war for a few minutes and concentrate on the sexual war here in America that has targeted our children as innocent victims.
Every single day sickening reports emerge of missing and murdered children-- as sexual assaults by teachers, coaches, strangers, and sometimes by the clergy and family members-- make headlines. But what is more sickening to stomach is the little pat on the wrist many predators are receiving by many judges who are allowing them back out on the streets to stalk and molest their next victim/victims--as if this practice should be accepted or tolerated.
It’s ironic that many of our leaders in Washington support allowing underage girls to secretly get abortions, and yet they are far removed from getting involved with protecting students from sexual predators who hide behind a veil-- pretending to have the education of their students as their top priority.
When the massive legal murdering of innocent babies took precedence under the bogus "Roe V. Wade" decision over the sanctity of life, I predicted that the value of the lives of children would not be much higher than animals, and I was right. This is one prediction I wish had not materialized.
There is something definitely wrong in America when the most innocent amongst us is the least protected. This is why I cannot take anyone seriously in Washington when they start talking about ethical cleansing. The whole system is a big joke to me, and probably to a lot of other Americans as well.
As long as people support abortion–they have blood on their hands. This is something that can’t be sugar-coated no matter how one tries to justify the cruelty associated with taking the life of an innocent baby inside the womb.
Where are the war protestors when you need em’? How many of the same antiwar members who are more concerned with protecting adults have marched for the rights of babies and children to be safe in a country that is supposed to be dedicated to preserving human life?
Yes, it is very disturbing when statistics show that around 3,000 American soldiers have lost their lives in Iraq since the invasion. But where is the outcry or loathing that should be associated with the slaughtering of at least 47 million babies recorded since 1973-- after the infamous atrocious ruling by the U.S. Supreme Court?
I cannot believe that President Bush stood idly by allowing three federal judges to override the law he signed (after the bill passed in congress) outlawing the practice of Partial Birth abortions without so much as an admonishment for the blatant disregard of the separation of powers by the liberal judges.
According to the statistics recorded at this website http://www.bannerkids.org/ around 2,000 children are missing every day, and approximately one million annually. If you add these astonishing numbers with the statistics of abortion–it is painfully clear that war has been waged on our precious children here in America.
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4.) Bannerkids Inc. provides educational material and help for parents who want to safeguard their child(ren) with preventative measures; such as Hotlines, Safety Tips, Check Lists, a guide for hiring a Baby-Sitter, and printable information forms.
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If you are not actively involved in helping to protect our children here in America–then you are definitely part of the problem... not the solution.
And that’s just my opinion!
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1) It is a body count, not some mysterious number derived from statistical analysis.
2) The figure should not be disturbing. One death is naturally tragic on a personal level, but her view of numbers lacks any historical perspective.
Before getting too caught up in the idea that the legalization of abortion led directly to an increase in child molestation, I's like to see some actual statistics on its incidence over time.
We've always had child molesters, many in positions of trust such as teachers and scoutmasters. It is likely that child molestation is considerably more likely to be reported in today's world than it was 50 years ago.
There are also lots of other changes in our society that have contributed to a breakdown of morality.
Completely agree with this. We look down on Islam for their treatment of women. Yet we support mothers killing their babies, women dressing like naked animals (playboy bunnies), young girls running around naked getting wasted are the supposed role models. Homosexuality is treated like a special group. It goes on and on. We are in bad shape here at home.
Let's not.
I refuse to read any screed following such an absurdly irrational title.
Whatever is happening to children worldwide is neither new not particularly egregious in America.
To suggest that it is, simply identifies for me another loser who can't find a real job and lives off grants, and has a grudge against his country and his culture.
"If you are not actively involved in helping to protect our children here in America–then you are definitely part of the problem... not the solution."
Such as the public school system?? Not to mention the Anti-American Crimminals (taking) liberties Union.
More child abuse and abortion are some of the products of our choice to adopt romanticism (feminism) and have an adultery and divorce culture. Kids are better off without divorcing mothers and their romanticist (male feminist) back door men (although statistically, widows do better at teaching their kids and more often choose better stepfathers). By kicking so many dads out of families and relegating "child care" to the government (public schools, for one) and day orphanages ("day care centers"), we're much more often exposing children to predators while rearing ever more predators in each generation. The increase in crimes against children and families didn't come from nowhere, but it's obvious that most people want to be blind to the root of the problem.
That's a lot of expense to please the adulterous likes of Henry Beecher (see daily violations/perversions in the USA now by romanticist, feminist preachers and priests). And it's a lot of expense to make a labor pool large and cheap. It's also a part of Marxism, as Marx wrote that monogamy was preventing society from being as productive as it could be (by preventing governments/businesses from coaxing all of the women into slaving full time outside of their homes and prevented children from being reared by government schools).
As for our soldiers in Iraq, because of our divorce/cohabitation industry, many of them will come home to divorces. Their children will be essentially fatherless, and the soldiers will foot the bill for that and the pathologies that follow in the next generation.
"There is something definitely wrong in America when the most innocent amongst us is the least protected."
Debra LaFave's victim may have been underage, but he wasn't innocent. Same for LaTourneau and many other offenders.
As for an overall war on children, maybe the internet's amplifying of what were once local stories into national categories creates a false impression of more sex crimes than before.
That said, some of the sentences handed down lately seem atrociously light while we put away people like Tommy Chong for years for making glass tubes. The culture war makes strange bedfellows.
"There are also lots of other changes in our society that have contributed to a breakdown of morality"
Yes, and most of the changes involved diktats from the federal government.
He was, of course, absolutely right, if only economics are taken into account. A society where 50% of the potential producers are not economically productive will be a less wealthy one than a society where almost all are economically active. See relative economic stagnation of Muslim societies for one example.
Would that it were!
Perhaps the most destructive element in this breakdown has been the entertainment industry. The government has never required them to produce trash, but the public has snapped it up.
Free market and all that.
In perhaps the greatest irony of all, most "animal rights" activists are radical pro-choice fanatics.
The thing I really dislike about these kinds of articles is that they start with a good and valid premise, the ongoing war against children and families, and then head down the primrose path to try to explain it all within the context of abortion.
Yes, abortion is murder.
Yes, abortion is horrible.
Yes, I oppose it.
Yes, we have a moral duty to do whatever we can and then some to end it.
But you know what, not every social pathology out there is directly tied to the reprehensible practice of infanticide.
There are a heck of a lot of other reasons why people do horrible things to children. And there are a lot of other ways that the war on children and families is being manifested other than through sexual abuse. What about the economic war on families and children? What about the legal war on married men?
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People who kill babies in the womb........maim and molest them with near impunity.
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