Comments on: Inside a Death Camp

By: Margaret McCann

Margaret McCann — Mon, 18 May 2009 20:06:19 +0000

Jesus said: “Whatever you do to the least of my brethren, that you do unto me.” Who are the least of His brethren but the voiceless innocents who die an agonizing death in their mother’s womb?

When we torture them, Christ’s passion renews itself. When we love the innocents and care for them, we love and care for Christ.

It’s that simple. Thank you for educating us. Let us pray for the poor little babies yet to be killed. Our prayers could save their lives.

By: lily

lily — Tue, 07 Apr 2009 21:09:13 +0000

my body, my womb, my choice.
abortion will never become illegal, sorry to burst your bubbles,
but it will never happen. being pro choice is not being pro abortion.
i don’t want people to have abortions i wish it didn’t happen,
but thats life. sometime’s life surprises you, so instead of ruining your life, or the potential life of a child, you take action. i don’t think abortions are a good part of life, they are definately one of the bad parts, but if it’s not the right time, or i dont have the time, money, or maurity to care for a child,
then i will use my right to take control over my body, which belongs soley to me and nobody else.

By: Anne Robertson

Anne Robertson — Thu, 26 Mar 2009 05:16:58 +0000

Excuse me, I am not trying to take control of this topic by posting yet again, but “K” yes, we need to realize that when these tiny infants skulls are punctured or they are torn limb from torso they do feel pain. Think about such tiny innocents undergoing excruciating pain and at the end of the whole affair they are conscripted to a garbage bag, never having known the loving touch of another human being.

By: Anne Robertson

Anne Robertson — Thu, 26 Mar 2009 05:14:03 +0000

“K” you have stretched your fears to the utmost defying credulity. Moderation is key in all things. To suggest that there are going to be people assigned to spy on mothers-to-be to be sure they are not getting 10 hours of sleep a night, for example, is rather far-fetched. Why not focus on the obvious REALITY which is here now instead of the unlikely state of affairs you predict would be in vogue should Right to Life for infants suddenly be given the respect it deserves. Much easier to write some “what if” fictional tale than to face the facts as they are. We can all play “what if” so that nothing should ever be done about anything. Obviously, not a valid choice so why cling to it in this instance?

By: Anne Robertson

Anne Robertson — Thu, 26 Mar 2009 05:07:54 +0000

All the charges levied by the ProChoice movement could easily be turned on end and used by Right to Life proponents to expose the callous disregard of THE INFANT’S RIGHT TO CHOOSE LIFE and control his/her own body. Yes, almost all human beings seem to be endowed with the desire to control their own destiny. Yet the real topic at hand should be why his/her rights should not supercede those of the host (I hesitate to say mother because that would imply that she gave birth to the child when she did not, obviously) so that the full weight and authority of the law should be protecting him instead of condemning him to death before he’s had a chance to draw his first breath.

“Unconscionable” “religious police” and all the other names in the endless litany hurled at Right to Life proponents could instead be used to show the fallacy and lack of insight in the beliefs of “Right to Choose”. How unconscionable are those who sacrifice the tiniest and most helpless among us. Are they not the death police?

Where is the infant’s right to choose. Other than rape victims, all the females involved had a choice to make about whether or not to engage in sexual activity. Once another life is begun then their need to control their own bodies becomes inextricably linked with the life of another.

The problem, as i see it, is that infants do not pay taxes nor can they vote or make contributions to election campaigns. And that is why the ax has fallen swiftly against these helpless victims. It is because society no longer values morality but instead the almighty dollar.

By: K

Sat, 21 Feb 2009 20:08:51 +0000

Also, if we are concerned how babies feel, we might want to challenge the mostly male community of doctors who asserted all the way up to the mid 90’s (the groundbreaking paper on how infants feel pain was published in 85/87 and it’s views needed time to take hold), that babies did not feel pain. Up until then they were even performing open heart surgery WITHOUT ANESTHETIC on infants.

By: K

Sat, 21 Feb 2009 20:04:41 +0000

If religion ever succeeds in influencing the government to make a law stating that fetus from the moment of conception is human being – I also worry that there will be “pregnancy police,” who will monitor what women do through their pregnancy and control them. Mandated bed-rest, not allowed to drive, not allowed to exercise or have sex, basically declining pregnant women the right to do anything which would present even a .001 chance of risk to the fetus. This would be unconscionable and would infringe on the woman’s right to self-determination and right to follow her own beliefs.

By: K

Sat, 21 Feb 2009 19:54:48 +0000

I am an atheist. I deserve respect like the other 5-10% of Americans who are also atheists. I am an atheist but I am a good person and have strong beliefs.

My mother was unmarried. She was Catholic. She had me and kept me and emotionally abused me. I’m fine now. I would of been ok if she had put me up for adoption. I also wouldn’t mind if she had aborted me. Her life would have been better. Yes, I wouldn’t exist, but I am ok with that. I believe in the sanctity of the quality of life and not just the sanctity of the quantity.

I believe the actual life of the mother outweighs the potential human life of the fetus. I believe a woman has the right to determination over her own body.

I also believe that abortion, birth control, and sex education should be safe, legal, readily accessible and informed by medical facts and not by any religious agenda. People have a right to self-determination which means giving them all the information so they can make their own choice. This is why I believe religion is child abuse.

Making abortion, birth control, and sex education accessible and non theist is the best way of reducing abortions and ensuring those performed occur in the first 8 weeks.

By: Dr. Carl S. Hale

Dr. Carl S. Hale — Mon, 29 Dec 2008 01:01:32 +0000

How can God stand it-it’s so horrible and evil what humans do to His precious creations-how can God stand the pain and the anguish of watching His little children massacred without mercy–I look at these pictures and I think: “how is God doing? Does anyone care about His feelings? How can He stand it? Lord, we love You and we care about how You feel–I am drowning in tears…
how can You bear it…how can you stand the horror, Lord, how!?” Jesus, Son of God, please forgive them, forgive them, but make them stop…please help us to make them stop this holocaust…

By: Monica

Monica — Sat, 25 Oct 2008 06:00:18 +0000

Where in California is this? It appears to be a storage closet full of margarine tubs. Hundreds, maybe. If that is the case, there must be one horrific stench of rotting tissue, and why isn’t the place crawling with bugs? I know for a fact you cannot place moist, just-dead tissue in an improper container. It rapidly decays, changes color, smells awful, grows a “fuzz” and attracts all manner of unpleasant critters. Where are the rats, flies and maggots? If this place has been publicy exposed on the internet with photos, has it been taken over by law enforcement, cleaned out, and shut down, with all the tissue (formerly precious human babies) properly disposed of? Or do I need to believe that it is legal to just put human body parts in margarine tubs and stack them in a closet?