"Abortion is really a terrible thing for men and women. It should not be a right to kill a human being. But why don't they see it? Because it's about freedom. And they prefer the darkness to the light."The March for Life is tomorrow. I'll be there.
Showing posts with label human being. Show all posts
Showing posts with label human being. Show all posts
Wednesday, May 7, 2014
It should not be a right to kill a human being
Listen to Father Dennis's homily from today. A beautiful testament to the pro-life cause.
Friday, April 4, 2014
NDP MP Chris Charlton faces the children
The riding of NDP MP Chris Charlton is the latest target of CCBR's postcard campaign.
Could it because they know abortion is the killing of an innocent, voiceless, human being?
Charlton said:
For instance, for my own MP Mauril Belanger, people in Ottawa-Vanier also have a right to know that he is "pro-abortion-choice".
It's all good, when people are made well aware of where their MPs stand on the dismembering, decapitation and disembowelment of innocent human beings.
(CBC censored out the graphic part of the image below. Pretty much what I'd expect from the "pro-abortion-choice" CBC)
"CCBR targeted Charlton because of her opposing vote on Motion 312, which called for a committee to reevaluate Canada’s abortion laws."
Good.
"Charlton says she is concerned about the emotional effect these images could have on the families and children who may see them. Her office has heard from dozens of upset callers."This kind of reaction always puzzles me. If abortion on demand, for any reason, or for no reason, at any time, is just another publicly funded "medically necessary procedure", as the pro-abortions would have us believe, why do they get upset over these postcards? The postcards are just showing the truth of what abortion is.
Could it because they know abortion is the killing of an innocent, voiceless, human being?
Charlton said:
“From my perspective people have the right to debate ideas with me... but I really believe I ought to be the target—not residents in my riding”But the residents of Hamilton have a right to know where their MPs stand on abortion. This is an excellent way to accomplish this, Ms. Charlton.
For instance, for my own MP Mauril Belanger, people in Ottawa-Vanier also have a right to know that he is "pro-abortion-choice".
It's all good, when people are made well aware of where their MPs stand on the dismembering, decapitation and disembowelment of innocent human beings.
(CBC censored out the graphic part of the image below. Pretty much what I'd expect from the "pro-abortion-choice" CBC)
Friday, March 15, 2013
Pro-abortions: what's wrong with them?
I think the pro-abortions are getting desperate. How else can we account for such pathetic behaviour?
Watch the rabid pro-abortions heckle and scream and use profane language to shout down MP Stephen Woodworth.
I'd call their behaviour infantile or childish, except I wouldn't want to insult infants or children.
It's actually kind of funny that one of them actually said (when they wouldn't let Stephen Woodworth speak) that:
“That kind of speech, that kind of facts, are not acceptable...we decided to go by the route of using satire instead of intimidation…we decided to make Stephen Woodworth feel as uncomfortable as he makes us feel.”
Not using intimidation? You're pulling my leg, right?
Did these pro-abortions ever hear of something called: having a debate and presenting some intelligent arguments to advance your point of view? Apparently not.
And then there's the Ottawa police officer who confiscates a phone from a peaceful pro-lifer and deletes all his files. Doesn't sound too legal to me.
So what's going on here? Do pro-choicers really need to resort to these kinds of threatening and despicable tactics? Haven't we been always told that it is the pro-lifers who use violence, etc?
Maybe they're frustrated because they aren't making any new friends and influencing people to their pro-abortion way of thinking. Maybe they're losing ground. Maybe they're afraid they've run out of misinformation and untruths to tell us. Maybe they know their arguments don't make any sense anymore and people see through them. Maybe they're just tired. Maybe they need to take a time-out, go sit in the corner for a bit, and have a nice cookie and a drink from their sippy cup.
When you get too extreme, well, I guess there's no where else to go but backwards.
Watch the rabid pro-abortions heckle and scream and use profane language to shout down MP Stephen Woodworth.
I'd call their behaviour infantile or childish, except I wouldn't want to insult infants or children.
It's actually kind of funny that one of them actually said (when they wouldn't let Stephen Woodworth speak) that:
“That kind of speech, that kind of facts, are not acceptable...we decided to go by the route of using satire instead of intimidation…we decided to make Stephen Woodworth feel as uncomfortable as he makes us feel.”
Not using intimidation? You're pulling my leg, right?
Did these pro-abortions ever hear of something called: having a debate and presenting some intelligent arguments to advance your point of view? Apparently not.
And then there's the Ottawa police officer who confiscates a phone from a peaceful pro-lifer and deletes all his files. Doesn't sound too legal to me.
So what's going on here? Do pro-choicers really need to resort to these kinds of threatening and despicable tactics? Haven't we been always told that it is the pro-lifers who use violence, etc?
Maybe they're frustrated because they aren't making any new friends and influencing people to their pro-abortion way of thinking. Maybe they're losing ground. Maybe they're afraid they've run out of misinformation and untruths to tell us. Maybe they know their arguments don't make any sense anymore and people see through them. Maybe they're just tired. Maybe they need to take a time-out, go sit in the corner for a bit, and have a nice cookie and a drink from their sippy cup.
When you get too extreme, well, I guess there's no where else to go but backwards.
Sunday, November 11, 2012
I'm here to stay, plant me
From TEDTalks: Alexander Tsiaras: Conception to birth -- visualized:
Tsiaras says:
"...and at nine weeks is this little human being...and 60,000 miles of blood vessels by nine months...even though I am a mathematician, I look at [fetal development] with marvel: How do these instruction sets not make mistakes as they build what is us?...it's mystery, it's magic, it's divinity...."
Isn't Science fantastic? It can show us in minute detail how we are formed in our mother's womb.
Tsiaras says:
"...and at nine weeks is this little human being...and 60,000 miles of blood vessels by nine months...even though I am a mathematician, I look at [fetal development] with marvel: How do these instruction sets not make mistakes as they build what is us?...it's mystery, it's magic, it's divinity...."
Isn't Science fantastic? It can show us in minute detail how we are formed in our mother's womb.
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