Abortionist Who’s Killed 95,000 Babies in Abortions: “I See It as a Calling”

Life News ^ | 7/7/14 | Steven Ertelt

[wagglebee]

Milwaukee, Wisconsin-based abortionist Dennis Christensen wants to retire but he has a problem. He told himself when he made plans to retire that he would only do so if he could find another abortion practitioner to take over his business.

But he can’t find any physicians willing to make it their job to kill babies in abortions.

If he and his partner Bernard Smith can’t find anyone else to run the ship, his Affiliated Medical Center will close down after 40 years of ending human lives in abortions. And a new law requiring Wisconsin abortionists to have admitting privileges at a local hospital to provide emergency medical care for the many women injured in botched abortions is exacerbating the situation for Christensen.

The Milwaukee newspaper has more on this situation and the potential good news for the pro-life community in the Badger state:

“I have always felt that this is a worthwhile endeavor and a necessary one,” Christensen said. “And there aren’t too many people who will do it.”

Abortion opponents disagree. Supporters of the recent state law think doctors like Christensen should be held to a higher standard if they want to work with patients.

And with a federal judge considering whether the state can require hospital admitting privileges of doctors who provide abortions, Affiliated may soon have to close its doors.

Christensen, who said he has performed 85,000 to 95,000 abortions, believes the harassment and stigmatization he has faced pale in comparison to the gratitude of the women he sees. But for many prospective hires, the harassment is a deterring factor, he said.

“So I see it as a calling, I guess,” Christensen said. “But I’ve been called, I’ve served and now I’d like to call someone else.”

Lyons sees her own long-standing role with her anti-abortion organization in a similar light.

“I definitely think it’s a calling,” Lyons said. “You feel a passion for the people who are negatively impacted by these acts.”

[hdstmf]

Too late for repentance. He probably gets his jollies being called by the devil to commit legalized murder of babies.

[dartuser]

I guess I am disturbed that no one has the same feelings toward the 95,000 women who decided to kill their child.

They are no less guilty before God.

[Gaffer]

I appreciate your sentiment and agree about ‘being there.’

However, I am not shy about and encourage you also to not be shy about spelling out the name of God.

Any site that deletes it in deference to propriety whilst still allowing the use of “Allah” is a place which I would no longer choose to follow.

[TEXOKIE]

bttt

[huldah1776]

We get sick thinking about this abomination but God is 55 million times angrier.

[Mamzelle]

How much money has thus ghoul put aside for retirement?

[stanne]

No mengele did not come close

Hitler himself killed millions - in the single digit -
millions

The laws of this country have allowed the killing of 54 million. Maybe mengele would have killed that many.

People screech about the contemporary pope, (Pius 12) not having said or done enough in response to the nazis. They will always criticize the church when they see a path, like in speaking ill of the dead

However, they do not see that the contemporary pope (Paul 6) did speak against this. And it was published and largely ignored, Humanae Vitae covers all of this and puts it at the feet of birth control

The abortifacients pills hobby lobby argued, and they may not even know this, are responsible for 300,000,000 abortions

That is a CDC number

So, no, Mengele and hitler were punks compared to us

We make the German citizens who ‘didn’t know anything’, look much less demonic in comparison

If one were to compare

Bill gates and his wife tried to export birth control to a country in Africa. Their citizens rejected their, our, ‘just kill them or prevent them, sex is the more important activity’ message,

These are the people in charge of funding for common core educating our children in ways of life rejected by the poorest in Africa as well as the Catholic Church ( whose members reject her teaching on this or are unaware)

[wbill]

Right in one.

It could very well be a calling for him. I'm certain that Satan calls (whispers?) to people too.

[Gaffer]

I once read a science fiction novel. I cannot remember the title or really much about the gist of the whole story.

One thing that struck with me and which has remained with me throughout my life is a line in it that talked about what aliens to this planet, learning about it prior to contact and/or invasion, is that they found it totally ‘alien’ to them that they (Earth humans) actually killed their young by aborting them before they even reached gestational term.

[GeronL]

There was a science fiction story about people aborting their kids up to age 15 or something. Kids scramble and hide when the abortion truck comes around.

[DoodleDawg]

Imagine, this one man is probably responsible for half a million fewer human beings, if not more. And that’s a calling? In some places that would be genocide.

[Gene Eric]

>> “So I see it as a calling, I guess,” Christensen said. “But I’ve been called, I’ve served and now I’d like to call someone else.”

Doesn’t say much about whoever “called” this asshat.

Hey asshat, Satan on line 6.

[HiTech RedNeck]

Ding dong, evil calling.

Even someone this bad can hang up the phone on Satan, but he has to say hello to the Lord first.

[HiTech RedNeck]

Curious about the racial makeup of those he killed.

The death rate of black people through being slain in the womb is far larger on a per capita basis than that of other races. Depending on where the slayer is offering his slaying services, that might even push them to a majority of his clientele, though for America as a whole they are still not that.

[Gene Eric]

The idiot has no soul, and exemplifies my adage that existence is intrinsically evil.

[HiTech RedNeck]

Sure the “idiot” has a soul. It currently seems to be a damned one.

I however, teach such situations lightly because I fear putting a lid on what the Lord can do. The Lord performed few miracles in at least one place due to the unbelief. America badly needs the miracles of the Holy Spirit and so I will never say it’s impossible for God. If people end up refusing to the end that is their fault; but it won’t be my fault for grieving the Holy Spirit.

[HiTech RedNeck]

touch, not teach... though if I did teach, I would teach about

[HiTech RedNeck]

And please get off that dirge that “existence is intrinsically evil.”

That is a broad brush blasphemy.

We live in a scene that is deeply polluted by evil, and yet the power of perfect righteousness remains available within it.

[Rummyfan]

The SS was very dedicated too.

[dadgum]

You are not alone.