Let’s face it, if it becomes necessary for society to choose
between protecting abortion or the lives of women and children, then the choice
will be made. Our society MUST have abortion.
For fifty years it has been woven
into the fabric of our society. The Supreme Court
confirmed abortion to be "necessary" for relationships based upon contraceptive
sex. Does anyone really expect that we will return to the days of a ban on
contraceptive devices? No. Therefore killers like Gosnell will be protected
until the heinous and graphic evidence of his/her crimes reaches a radioactive
level and then as discreetly as possible will be moved off the scene.
They don’t want people to associate abortion with such barbarities.
They don’t want people to know that it’s not unusual at all for babies to be
born alive after an abortion – and then summarily killed. They don’t want to
cover horrific stories that portray abortion negatively.
And while it’s obvious that the lack of regulations and inspections of
Gosnell’s clinic played a major role in the horrors he perpetuated on women and
babies, McArdle still points out the truth: that pro-choicers oppose
restrictions and regulations because it might restrict abortion. It’s better
for women to quietly suffer under the Kermit Gosnells of the country than have
life-saving regulations in place, and inspections to ensure that abortions are
being performed safely. Stories like this one must be buried, or women might
not get abortions anymore. More pro-life legislation might be passed. And they
just can’t have that.
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