Twenty-Seven Years and Counting
The American left has aligned itself with the butchers of history in saying "we will kill whomever we please." Who besides babies will they deem inconvenient?
by Rod D. Martin
January 22, 2000
It's been a generation since Americans started killing their young.
True, we had abortions before Roe v. Wade. But we didn't have the explosion, to one and a half million a year, all U.S.-approved. We didn't have the casual disregard of life we have today, either: feminists used to call abortion "child murder"; and middle-aged doctors promoting abortion and euthanasia today studied textbooks which demanded swift punishment for anyone who performed such beastly acts.
We also didn't have the arrogant government dictum that "it's only a life if we say it is," frighteningly reminiscent of Stalin's Russia or Hitler's Germany. If one group of humans may be killed because they're "inconvenient", what's to stop your group from being next? This is an increasingly urgent question for America's elderly.
Post-Roe America isn't pretty. Forty million dead children, not counting the recent spate of teenagers giving birth in motels and at proms and then killing their offs…