Posted on 12/23/2011 8:02:42 AM PST by julieee
Court: New Jersey Nurses Don't Have to Assist in Abortions
Newark, NJ -- A federal court late Thursday gave pro-life advocates a huge victory in the case of 12 nurses being forced to assist with abortions at a New Jersey hospital.
http://www.lifenews.com/2011/12/23/court-new-jersey-nurses-dont-have-to-assist-in-abortions/
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The ACLU is upset that nurses cannot be forced to terminate human life...because...it allows these nurses to “discriminate” against women wanting an abortion.
That’s pretty nutty reasoning, even for the ACLU. No word about the termination of the lives of the babies. Not one.
Well, that’s wonderful.
If I were a nurse, I would have to be fired if my continued employment depended on participating in committing abortion.
As a patient, I’d have a hard time trusting any medical staff who is involved with committing abortion. When they entrust their lives to health care workers, patients have the right to know that their caregivers don’t kill people.
Looks like the nurses aren’t out of the woods yet ... seems from what the hospital has said in the past that they will be forced to assist in murder ,, prepping the “mothers” and caring for them post-op ,, they just won’t be forced to assist in the procedure itself (as narrowly as the hospital can define it).
From the one quote in the WP article where the nurse is chastised that her role is just to “catch the head” it seems like this fine NJ healthcare facility decapitates late term babies rather than just suction the brains in a partial birth procedure ..
FWIW the local abortuary in my area had a parking lot full of customers yesterday ... ‘tis the season...
When they entrust their lives to health care workers, patients have the right to know that their caregivers don’t kill people.
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It’s time to take this to the next level .. get our people jobs on the inside as receptionists and such to document abortions past cutoff dates , underage , statuatory rape coverup etc. ,, it should be easy to get on staff ,, they have high turnover and few applicants... that is why in some areas they require nursing students to assist for college credit..
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