Doctor loses license after botched abortion

Pantagraph ^ | Christine Armario

[InterestedQuestioner]

“According to the complaint, she gave birth at a Hialeah clinic after waiting hours for Renelique to arrive. The complaint said one of the clinic owners put the baby in a bag that was thrown away.”

The clinic owners made $1200 for snuffing the baby in a plastic bag. The doctors involved in disciplining Dr. Renelique need to be concerned with more than just his taking several hours to respond to his pager.

[originalbuckeye]

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[liberalism is suicide]

“But I had to do it to survive.”
Does the matter of *infant* survival ever enter this low-life’s mind?

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[HoosierHawk]

A baby was deliberately suffocated, and there isn't a sane person who wouldn't be enraged over this.

Medved focused on this item Friday. A woman caller, who sounded like a lawyer, said this case was "tricky."

It's always "tricky" when your moral compass spins like a top. These type of people have no bearings, no compass, no life.

I don't know how they can live with themselves, but then, again, conscience is not an issue.

[InterestedQuestioner]

“Medved focused on this item Friday.”

Thanks for the heads-up on that. Wish I'd caught the show, I'd love to hear the podcast.

“Medved focused on this item Friday. A woman caller, who sounded like a lawyer, said this case was “tricky.” It's always “tricky” when your moral compass spins like a top.”

That about sums it up. It's tricky in a sense that homicide by abortion is legal and a slippery slope to infanticide and euthanasia. From the standpoint of reality and the appeal to basic human decency, however, this case exposes abortion for what it truly is. The abortionists can't hide behind their traditional “it's-just-a-blob-of-cells” argument nor can they pretend that they murdered the baby out of compassion, as they like to do.

This case is powerful because it lifts the curtain and forces us to see what transpires in an abortion clinic. The abortion industry is protected by the silence of the victims, and we rarely hear about what goes on in places where children are routinely killed. The stories that occasionally leak out reveal abortion clinics for what they really are.

We shouldn't focus on the legal aspects of this case. Murdering unborn children is legal. What we should focus on the facts of this case, which clearly demonstrate why elective abortion should not be legal.