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"My name is Courtney. I’m sixteen years young. When I was 14, I was
told that I am adopted. When I was 14, I also learned that there was
much more to the story of my life. Not only am I adopted, but I am an
abortion survivor. When my birth mother was somewhere around 7 weeks
pregnant, she had an abortion. Five weeks or so later, she went for a
post-op checkup, and it was discovered that I was there in the womb. She
didn’t know that she was pregnant with twins when she had the
abortion." Read more...
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Murder is the “unlawful killing of a human being” with some level of
intent. California law includes “a deliberate intention unlawfully to
take away the life of a fellow creature.”
The only thing preventing abortion from being included in the
definition of murder is that it’s currently not “unlawful.” But basic
science proves that an unborn child is a “human being.” No mention of
“personhood” is necessary for basic murder definitions. Killing a “human
being” or a “fellow creature,” even, is enough. Read more...
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 Why pro-aborts can't avoid occasionally sounding pro-life
It’s obvious why graphics like this one, quoting from Dr. Seuss’s classic children’s story Horton Hears a Who!,
are popular in pro-life circles: it’s appealing to see a universally
beloved cultural figure voice a simple truth with such obvious
implications for the abortion debate.
Recently, I came across the below image on the Proudly Pro-Choice Tumblr, featuring a quote from Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, which holds a similar appeal. Read more...
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Public university goes out of its way to support abortion
The University of Michigan may be #4 in the 2014 “Best Colleges Ranking”
for public universities, but it’s currently scoring a #1 in its overt
support of abortion.
The university is currently displaying a “4,000 Years for Choice” exhibit that will run for 45 hours each week until May 29, 2014. The university’s website explains the exhibit...
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Filmmakers set to expospe Gosnell as "America's Biggest Serial Killer"
Drive west down Lancaster Avenue through Philadelphia’s “Main Line”
and you’ll pass picturesque towns fit for movie backdrops. But turn
east, and you’ll soon find yourself in front of a former house of
horrors, the truth of which some want to censor from ever hitting the
screen, big or small.
Abortionist Kermit Gosnell’s clinic no longer hears the cries of
full-term, born-alive babies being brutally murdered or the silent
screams of thousands of the unborn innocent, but one team of filmmakers
wants to make sure America never forgets. Not surprisingly, the team is
facing an uphill battle. Read more...
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