Perpetual Thursday: "The baby is alive! NO!"

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"The baby is alive! NO!"
Friday, November 03, 2006

I listen to quite a bit of ambient techno-style music - in particular stuff by Moby. Moby did a song called "That's when I reach for my revolver," and I find that the title relates rather nicely the point I want to make. There is a point at which one needs to reach for one's revolver, and this is a prime example:

"18-year old Sycloria Williams, told police that she had arrived at the facility July 20 for the second half of a late-term abortion. She says she gave birth to a living baby girl while sitting in a recliner in the facility’s recovery room. Ms. Williams told police that she had watched her daughter moving and gasping for air for approximately five minutes...

...the staff 'began screaming that the baby was alive.' Then, 'Ms. Belkis Gonzalez cut the umbilical cord, threw it into a red bag with black printing. Ms. Gonzalez then swept the baby, with her hands, into the same red bag along with the gauze used during the procedure.'

Eight days later, police found the body of the child... ... (it) had been treated with a caustic chemical and left in the heat of the Florida sun to accelerate decomposition in a possible attempt to dispose of the evidence."

Read the full article at LifeSiteNews.com...

The police have a search warrant and are conducting an investigation and the co-owners of the facility, Belkis Gonzalez and Siomara Senise may be charged with second-degree murder.

Frankly, I hope they both get 'a quick drop and a short stop.'

Some people don't believe that abortion is violent, that 'clinics' are slaughterhouses, that abortion KILLS PEOPLE. Then something like this comes a long, and maybe one or two people will come around - but maybe they won't.

People like Bilkis Gonzalez and Siomara Senise, people who will willingly kill innocent babies, shouldn't be allowed to walk the street. Lets stop and think - the baby is in her mother, one minute later it comes out. In that minute we are expected to believe that something happens that makes it ok to kill the baby before it comes out, but not after? That's a load of it.

She's a baby in her mother, she's a baby when she comes out, and vice-versa. Either you say killing the baby is wrong, which it is, or you say that killing it is ok not only inside its mother, but once its out too. Sure, its sounds sick, but that's logical, right?

And while we're at it, why should it matter when she grows up? She's still a human, just a bigger one, right? So it should be legal to kill her off whenever we feel like it, right?

There is no 'in-between,' its either murder, or its not.

And It is.

People like Bilkis Gonzalez and Siomare Senise don't need an investigation, or a trial, or anything of the sort. They've been helping along the killing of innocent babies, people, and they will continue to do so. They need to be taken out back and shot.

That's when I reach for my revolver.

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It goes without saying that I agree with you...but I say it anyway to show you that I do read your blog.

How simply tragic that is. And that poor girl! She is only as old as me...that will haunt her for the rest of her life.
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Anonymous at 1:13 AM

That's a very good point, of course, Pat. There's no point before which it's OK to kill a baby - there's no sensible place for such a point to be. I would make this same point in a certain abortion topic on that message board I joined recently, but the topic's pretty old and it might be pushing the rules to revive it. I should ask, though.
Posted by

Grant at 1:18 PM

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