They have to, because their hated parents weren't kind enough to abort them.

Pat

Post-birth abortion -- merely another sign that liberal American society is on a mission to devour our nation's soul.

Unavoidable at this point.
Socialized medicine guarantees it.

Socialized medicine leads to rationing.
The inverted demographics with the aging boomers will lead to severe rationing based on the economic value of the patient.

We reap what we sow.

That liberals/progressives can't see the cognitive dissonance between advocating for post-birth abortions while moaning and wailing about the massacre of children in Newtown, leaves me speechless...

In my mind, in both instances, it is murder, plain and simple...

In the liberal's mind, the difference between the two is their indifference to post-birth abortion babies...

This is the sort of muddled nonsense spewed from the pie holes of the Left...

I am now a firm advocate of late-term abortions...I'm thinking in the 18-80 years old liberal/progressive demographic...

liberals and democrats, too. And don't forget Protestants. since only the Catholic Church has denounced abortion.
Do you get head-aches thinking this sort of crap?

It doesn't take too much thought to connect the dots. The right to have an abortion is a priority for liberals and the Democrat party. It was a central theme in the faux "war on women". Don't forget, late term abortion was supported by the current leader of the Democrat party. As for Protestants, many, if not most mainline Protestant churches are on board with Roe v. Wade and government funding of Planned Parenthood. Let's see just how many Protestant denominations actually denounce these statements regarding late term and "post-birth abortions"...or as properly termed...murder.

What gives me head-aches is that there are people out there that believe this is OK and those that defend it.

Whats the age cutoff going to be...
...late term abortion sounds like a great alternative to political campaigning and government corruption.

Its hard to even take this kind of whack job social engineering seriously, but nothing seems that unbelievable anymore.
Here is a thought to ponder:
Years and years ago, when all abortions were "bad" and someone said "this is just the beginning. someday they will try to tell us its ok to abort them after they are born"
...does anyone doubt that there were folks who asked that question?
...does anyone doubt that even the 'pro-lifers' of that era probably told those radical jackass to knock it off with the theatrics, because "that shit will never happen in this country; there are too many checks and balances in place."

Sensitize a society to a certain level of tolerance and subsequent levels of behavior modification don't seem all that crazy. We went from Roe v. Wade in 1973 to having an actual legislative discussion about post-birth abortions in just 40 years. Who knows what will be considered "normal" 40 years from now?
Nothing to see here, move along.

When does the government get to start 'aborting' societies nutjobs whose "radical" ideas are a threat to a safe and stable society? Some people will just slip past the initial abortion screeners and the faults that qualify them for abortion wont manifest until they are a little older. As a result, we will have dangerous people in society tha SHOULD have been aborted. Hell, post birth abortions could have prevented Columbine and Sandy Hook if we had the right post-birth abortion control measures in place.
Government mandated post-birth abortion may sound draconian and inhuman, but we have to think of the children.

...ha, what I am I thinking; that shit could NEVER happen in this country; there are WAY too many checks and balances in place."

Don't be deceived: God is not mocked. For whatever a man/nation sows he will also reap.

IMO, some on the left, provide simultaneous headache and heartache...as our nation's soul rots from the top down.

Post-birth abortion, Bengahzi, Fast and Furious, etc., etc., etc.,

Sitting here, saddened and sickened observing such nonsense and those who enable such behavior.

Incorrect.

I'm not Catholic, and I've denounced abortion from the gitgo.

This incident is another sign of the increasing speed of America's slide into abject immorality.

I think we're either approaching the PONR, or have passed it.

For the record, I'm not Roman Catholic either. I was raised in the Methodist church, which I gave up for Lent 25 years ago. Recently, I felt the need to go back to church to give my 5 year old some perspective. I visited no less than 10 churches, mostly Mainline Protestant denominations, and didn't recognize any of them. They were very political and in my opinion, leftist in nature.

Abortion was always a no-brainer for me. It's simply the murder of our most vulnerable. No excuses. The fact that this discussion is even happening shows me that we have indeed slid into the abyss as a society.

We have crossed the Rubicon.

I guess his statement should have read " Protestant liberal and democrat American society......." a lot of us got the gist of tonyz's post.

tim180a "For the record, I'm not Roman Catholic either. I was raised in the Methodist church, which I gave up for Lent 25 years ago. Recently, I felt the need to go back to church to give my 5 year old some perspective. I visited no less than 10 churches, mostly Mainline Protestant denominations, and didn't recognize any of them. They were very political and in my opinion, leftist in nature. "

I too was raised Methodist they started going left back in the 80's and 90's good luck finding a church that you like but like you I have to wonder whatr happened to that good old time religion?

Here is an interesting map that describes the state by state restrictions on abortion.
I found the sliding bar a little difficult to use (I wanted to stop it at different points) You can also place your cursor on the individual states to see their specific law.
http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/...-must-see-map/

Really? The Federal Republic of Germany, for example, has a very advanced nationalized medical system, and they do not allow abortion (unless there is a life threatening underlying medical condition for either the mother or the fetus) and can prosecute their citizens even if they go abroad for an abortion in a country in which it is legal.

So exactly how does socialized medicine "guarantee" such programs? :confused:

And so it goes...

Richard :munchin