“They’re not just coming out limp and dead.” — Senator Obama
Mr. Nuance gives his reasoning and sharp minded logic behind his support for Infanticide. Then is thrashed by Andrew C. McCarthy at NRO.
It just isn’t going to go away Senator because it’s wrong and pure evil. It’s as cold and detached from any form of common humanity and comparable to any of the Nazi policies from 1933 - 1945.
There wasn’t any question about what was happening. The abortions were going wrong. The babies weren’t cooperating. They wouldn’t die as planned. Or, as Illinois state senator Barack Obama so touchingly put it, there was “movement or some indication that, in fact, they’re not just coming out limp and dead.”
No, Senator. They wouldn’t go along with the program. They wouldn’t just come out limp and dead.
They were coming out alive. Born alive. Babies. Vulnerable human beings Obama, in his detached pomposity, might otherwise include among “the least of my brothers.” But of course, an abortion extremist can’t very well be invoking Saint Matthew, can he? So, for Obama, the shunning of these least of our brothers and sisters — millions of them — is somehow not among America’s greatest moral failings.
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Comment by Jude on 23 August 2008:
His detached and coldly clinical language is just truly disturbing. I’ve always considered myself to be reluctantly pro-choice; like the Clinton administration plank that “abortions should be safe, legal and rare.” Obama’s pro-abortion and pro-infanticide stances are beyond the pale and are making me re-think blind support for choice as a part of a platform as I have many difficulties with what I see in him as a total disregard of life.
Obama has lost my vote.
Comment by Loozianajay on 23 August 2008:
It’s pretty disturbing indeed. I don’t believe in pro-choice, pro-abort. To me it’s intellectually impossible to justify an act as someone’s choice while neither asking or giving the other party one. However, principally speaking, I agree with you entirely. It goes far beyond the ‘common’ abortion debate.
Comment by letsgetreal on 24 August 2008:
Well, well, well, the truth about Abortion finally comes out. Obama is just man enough to tell it like it is. Some of you may be squeamish now that you realize a baby in the womb is a live baby and of course will come out alive. Instead of dilating the cervix so the baby falls out alive, the other common ways are to burn them alive with a solution inside the mothers womb, or worse yet dismember them a piece at a time while still alive. Maybe we should ask these human babies what’s the most painless way they would prefer to be legally killed.
By the way, many women use Abortion like birth control, 3 to 4 abortions are common and over 40 million babies have died since Roe v. Wade. It’s time to stop electing Pro-death leaders.