I sure get tired of the same old story......you got a lot of pent up frustration do you?
you is woman hear you roar.
pro-abortion folks always start out in the third world countries, then start in on the normal digs at God(YOUR creator), ride that a while, then on to the "my own body" routine(even my wife laughs at that one)
How dare you pass judgment you condescending bastard!
WHERE is your imaginary deity giving some of the love and assistance to the MILLIONS who "live" in the misery they do, THANKS to the very policies you so strongly defend.
YOUR STATEMENT ABOVE IS A VIOLATION OF TOU!!
here is a government taking care of it's abortive needs...maybe you should move there, if you are so worried about ours here.
Looking at "China's Disposable Children"
Source: Washington Times; August 31, 2000
Washington -- The killing of a newborn baby boy in central China earlier
this month was the result of government "planning" gone horribly awry. The
boy's mother, who lived in the township of Caidian 800 miles south of
Beijing, had been injected with saline solution when she was near
full-term to force a stillbirth.
This practice is common in China, where parents who have more than one
child are forced to pay fines, be sterilized or have a forced abortion.
When the child was born alive, however, government officials demanded his
father throw him away. But the child's cries from a lavatory behind the
Caidian government's finance office attracted the attention of a retired
female doctor, the London Daily Telegraph reported. When the woman brought
the baby to a local clinic to be treated, the family planning committee
found out and was furious. Upon returning home with the boy, she found
five of the committee members waiting at her doorstep. After a struggle,
the paper reported, committee members jerked the boy from her arms and
drowned him in a rice paddy.
As horrific as this government policy is, such official intervention is
commonplace in China. In his book "A Mother's Ordeal," Steven Mosher, the
president of the Population Research Institute, describes how a village
woman had her baby before the abortion doctors could get there. But they
still arrived with syringe in hand and put a lethal injection into the
soft spot in the newborn's head -- the same procedure they use on babies
who are not full term.
"If they arrest women who are six to eight months pregnant they will give
a poison shot into the womb, into the unborn child, which causes the death
of the child and causes a spontaneous ejection from the uterus," Mr.
Mosher said. One head doctor of a military hospital in Shenzhen city said
his hospital performed an average of 400 such procedures a year.
"I said, 'Don't your doctors object?' He said, 'No, well, they did at
first, but it was like drinking coffee, at first it's bitter and then you
get used to it,' " Mr. Mosher said.
Women who aren't pregnant have their own gantlet to run. Chinese companies
have charts on the wall with the women's names down the side and the
months of the year across the top. The women will then be asked whether
they have had their menstrual cycle that month and receive the appropriate
check mark in their name box. If a woman is suspected of lying, she will
be forced to have a pelvic exam. In cities, population control officials
have even been known to keep count of women's sanitary products.
What is left is a culture where the most basic rights of women and
children are ignored.
As next month's U.N. Millennium Assembly and Summit considers its "Earth
Charter," it will have the opportunity to speak out against such abuses.
The charter says "every form of life has value regardless of its worth to
human beings," affirms "gender equality" and demands nations "ensure
universal access to health care that fosters reproductive health and
responsible reproduction."
Member states cannot affirm through their silence the Chinese government's
blatant disrespect for the lives of women and children.
BTW--I did not agree with a lot of what Uranus sais and how it was said, and that is the reason I did not respond to him. |
