Category: prolife

Face It: Social Issues Impinge Upon Economic Issues.

~ Pharmer

Reading the opinions of people who can’t see the big picture is sometimes inspirational.   Salvatore of Breitbart is complaining that precious Republican debate time was wasted on the social issues, for example contraception.  Pharmer unloads in response:

Most people wish not to see the connection between the social issues and the economic issues. Those politicians who address the social issues are castigated, as they address the fact that something is a bit wrong in the lives of most of their fellow humans, and often their own lives as well.  Yes, P.J. the social issues impinge directly upon the economic issues.

Pharmer is here  to remind you what abortion did to social security, for example.  It lowered the payer to payee ratio. That is a serious problem which will kill the program soon.

Contraception? The “easy” forms of birth control feed the abortion industry, because of their effect on behavior, and because of the fact that they are not nearly as effective in actual use as the purveyors claim. Many forms are also related to the social security insolvency, by the way, due to the multiple means by which they reduce overall fertility.

Back to abortion: if you can kill those with medical difficulties, there is no need to develop the means to overcome these difficulties. Medical innovation ceases and there is stagnation.
Physician assisted suicide is also an easier short term solution which suppresses medical and technological innovation.
Such stagnation leads to further depression of the economy.

Divorce is a serious social issue which reduces the economic status of the family, and wastes resources through duplication of the household. There is a need for two dwellings, double furnishings, double heating and air conditioning. Divorce is NOT GREEN. It makes Mother Earth cry.
This is just scratching the surface.

It really is time for all people to get over the trauma of their personal circumstances, and admit that addressing social issues in an intelligent way would help the economy and the environment, as well as raise people’s standard of living.
This does not mean that the government should necessarily  have its  nose in very personal  affairs, but that it should stop rewarding detrimental behavior, and stop punishing those who make the effort to live up to commitments and hold their families together.

Teen Mom Gives it Up for her Kid

~ Pharmer

Teenager Jenni Lake Loses Life to Cancer Shortly After Carrying and Delivering Baby to Term | Video | TheBlaze.com.

Jenni, who had  stopped her chemotherapy for astrocytoma in order to protect her unborn baby, has given birth and succumbed to cancer.

“While being admitted to the hospital, she pulled her nurse down to her at bed level and whispered into her ear………….  “‘I’m done, I did what I was supposed to. My baby is going to get here safe.’”

‘October Baby’ Captures Abortion Survival Story | Gianna Jessen & Erwin Brothers | Video | TheBlaze.com

~ Pharmer

‘October Baby’ Captures Abortion Survival Story | Gianna Jessen & Erwin Brothers | Video | TheBlaze.com.

October Baby presents the story of abortion survivors through a fictional tale which is loosely based on Gianna Jensen’s story.

The “October Baby”  at age 19  learns that she’s adopted, also that  she’s the survivor of a failed abortion.  She then decides to find her birth mom, and the movie chronicles the trip, and the process of forgiveness.

So far the film is getting pretty good reviews,  but it will not be getting wider distribution in the movie theaters until March of 2012. Keep your eyes open for it.

Learn about Shari, the actress who plays the birth mom of the October Baby, and her own story of healing.

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Top Secret: Regions Hospital Closing Abortion Clinic

~ Pharmer

When four or five abortion supporters gather to protest, the media is there, but events such as Forty Days for Life, an ongoing, National prayer vigil occurring twice yearly flies under the radar.
Here’s one example of repeated large prayer gatherings causing the closing of the abortion clinic within Regions Hospital, in St. Paul Minnesota.
Pro-Life Action Ministries in St Paul had worked for years to have this clinic closed. With the backing of Forty Days for Life, which has brought added numbers to their efforts, finally they have seen success.

Announcements of this closing have made no mention of the many hundreds of people gathered in prayer outside the hospital during the Forty Days for Life campaigns.

TED Talks: Alexander Tsarias, Imaging Fetal Development

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Alexander Tsarias is a self-taught programming specialist who wrote algorithms for the transformation of physiological magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) data into visual images.
Below is a video compilation of Tsarias’ project on human fetal development. Get to know your embryo and fetus here. Tsarias himself is a whole picture thinker, and is quite skilled at conveying his work to the layman. Listen up!

Want the book? Amazon has it.

Steve Driehaus, Deposed Democrat, Still Opposes First Amendment

~ Pharmer

SBA List v. Driehaus: The lawsuit that led the ACLU to side with a pro-life group « Hot Air.

Sore Loser, Democrat Steve Driehaus, of Cincinnati Ohio is still pressing his lawsuit against the Susan B. Anthony List for running an ad against him for the 2010 election.

Yes, Obamacare funds and supports abortion, and we know this from the Dems refusal to allow amendments to remove it.  the SBA list ran campaign ads revealing that Driehaus, who claimed to be prolife, was supporting abortion by supporting Obamacare.

Finally the Protect Life Act has passed the new, Republican dominated Congress, which would eliminate Obamacare funding for abortion.  You can count on Obama to refuse to sign it.

Driehaus is using a false statement law in Ohio to sue the SBA list for the (correct) campaign ads, and his case will go to trial in Federal court.  The ACLU is actually siding with the SBA list on this case, knowing that such suppression of political speech would put them out of business.

An appeal of the original judgment in this lawsuit has been filed with the Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals.

 

Abortion Supporters Fear Legal Recognition of Biological Fact

~ Pharmer

Mississippi Abortion Amendment 26 Says Life Begins at Fertilization | Video | TheBlaze.com.

It’s in your developmental biology book, and your general biology text.   Life for an organism of sexually reproducing species begins when fertilization is complete.

Mississippi proposes to recognize this fact in law, amid objections from abortion supporters.

They complain that this amendment might affect the availability of many birth control pills.

This is an admission that birth control pills, which operate by multiple mechanisms, including interference with implantation, have been misbranded as contraceptives.

Maybe we can request a surgeon general warning on BC pill packs that says: WARNING: this pill may operate by stopping the life of an early human embryo.

The warning could be upgraded for Plan B, and especially for Ella, doses of which can be accumulated for use in home abortions.

It is feared that legal recognition of what developmental biologists have observed might hurt the pharmaceutical and abortion industry.   Maybe if they had been honest all along, such efforts as Mississippi amendment 26 would not have been necessary.