Thread by rhema.
The Times often contrasted the power of abortionists with the powerlessness of unborn children and the vulnerability of their mothers. After the indictment of Newark physician Herman W. Gedicke in 1880, the Times noted that "the accused is wealthy and is a member of the board of Aldermen." Gedicke paid $2,000 to bribe the jury but ended up receiving a two-year sentence for criminal abortion in a verdict the judge called "a most signal triumph of the law over power and influence." Gedicke, though, later received a pardon...
Thread by GonzoII.
The abortion rights captain is a master of deception. He is the father of lies. He is the procurator of selfishness and fear.
CHESAPEAKE, Va. (Catholic Online) - Ive been trying to figure out the how and why of the abortion rights mindset, now the mindset of our President-elect, because frankly, I just dont get it. I cant comprehend how they (he) can defend the indefensible.
HOW can they rationalize and justify the act of abortion as a perfectly acceptable and reasonable right?
WHY are they so defiant in the face of medical evidence proving the presence of life in the womb from conception, and why are they so adamant, so militant in their demand to be allowed to murder that small life?
HOW can they continue to insist that it is not murder? If the fetus is human, and not a plant or a rock, then how else do you describe the intentional cessation of that fetus at the hands of another who is more powerful?
WHY do they think that terms like reproductive choice can disguise the reality that one person has willfully caused the death of another?
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