Andrew Cuomo: Nightmare in New York

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Gov. Andrew Cuomo.

He’s being celebrated as the Protector of Women’s Rights. A Champion of Women. A Hero of Reproductive Rights.

Psh.

I’ve got a few different names for him, but since I’m a lady, I’ll keep them to myself.

In one stoke of a pen, NY’s governor, Andrew Cuomo has unleashed the beast.

In case you missed the news, Cuomo signed the “Reproductive Rights Law” into effect last week, which effectively allows abortions to be performed by any licensed professional up to birth.

Do you hear that? It’s God crying.

Up. To. Birth.

I watched the video of the signing, and I’ll tell you what: evil is on the prowl in New York.

A room full of law makers and an audience all dressed in pink to “celebrate” a woman’s right to kill her child.

Yeah. Sorry, I refuse to use the damn euphamisms of “right to choose.” Or “reproductive rights.” Or “termination of pregnancy.” Or, hell – even “abortion” itself! We’re sugar coating and masking what is actually being done.

The law allows for the murder of a living, human being, inside the womb.

The room erupted in wild applause, the skyscrapers were lit pink, and Satan danced in the streets after Cuomo — a professed Catholic — gleefully signed into law the most anti-Christian law ever enacted.

A professed Catholic!

It makes me sick. But what makes me even sicker is that Cardinal Timothy Dolan of NY, has done nothing to publically discipline or chastise Cuomo’s actions.

Maybe it’s because Dolan is more into rubbing elbows with the big wigs in NYC than defending the faith, or maybe it’s because Dolan is a personal friend of Cuomo and is choosing to look the other way, but he needs to grow a fricking backbone and address one of biggest scandals in the Catholic church.

Catholics are prolife. We defend the unborn. It is engrained in the foundation of who we are. And then for Cuomo – who claims to be a Catholic – to sign into law an action that allows children at 40 weeks to be killed!? Cardinal Dolan, where are you? Where is your voice on this?

His silence is allowing Cuomo to absolutely make a mockery of our faith. it’s saying, Oh, what we believe really doesn’t matter. It’s not thaaaat hard of a line.

Where is your courage, Dolan?

Meanwhile, you’ve got God over here, doing everything He can to stop the signing. I mean, as Cuomo was signing it into law, THE PEN BROKE.

THE PEN BROKE!

He picked it up, tried to sign it, and it wouldn’t work!

Talk about God trying to intervene!

Cuomo sadistically jokes, “God, after all that the pen doesn’t work!”

To which the crowd cackles, as God weeps from above. His last roadblock, laughed at, mocked, and bulldozed.

I’m not going to throw stats and figures at you tonight about how deplorable the murder of children in the womb is. I’m not going to hit you with photos of living babies on cold, metal tables being left to die after a botched abortion. I’m not going to plead my case to you about how this is murder.

I’m just going to ask you one question:

Where is the line?

How much evil are we going to put up with in this world, before we start proclaiming our faith and standing up for God?

Yeah, that’s right – standing up for God.

Jesus stood up for you and me on the Cross. It’s our turn to stand up for Him.

And let’s start by refusing to use these euphamisms that we’re conditioned to use, for fear of offending someone.

Reproductive Rights my ass. CALL IT WHAT IT IS.

Stop hiding behind words that were skillfully crafted by pro-abortion people, with the sole purpose to make people forget the filth they’re actually fighting for.

Assigning a flowery word to something hideous.

Abortion. A Woman’s Right to Choose. Reproductive Health. Reproductive Rights. Pro-Choice. Fetus. Autonomy. Removal or Termination of Pregnancy.

CALL IT WHAT IT IS.

Planned Parenthood trains their employees to never say the word “baby“.

Why? Because that reminds people of what abortion actually is.

My challenge to you this week: Refuse to play by their rules for a culture of death. Call it what it is.

For information on contacting your elected officials, click here. It’s time we stand up for God and use our voices!

Or to get involved with the pro-life movement, click here!

Psalm 139: 13 For you created my inmost being. You knit me together in my mother’s womb. 


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311 thoughts on “Andrew Cuomo: Nightmare in New York”

  2. Well said. These babies cannot fight for themselves – we must. This is like Nazi Germany. Praying that God will work a miracle. God can forgive even these horrific crimes. On a positive note – I’m western PA abortions statistically have gone down and the birth rate has gone up. Not all of our country is like this.

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  3. Thank YOU for being a bold lady. As for New York, it was once the most populated state in America. It is now the number two state in population loss. Oh, how about those school shootings? After this, they have no business saying that they care about ‘children’.

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  5. beautifully stated:) so important to stand for pro-life efforts. All lives matter, and at the moment of conception, a human is alive… way to speak up for the voices that cannot.

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  7. Any man-made idea will only be a law if people choose to abide.
    Just because there are immature thinkers disguised as leaders it does not mean we can not stop anything to happen.
    We have a choice.
    Each and every nurse, doctor have a choice.
    Parents have a choice.

    And only the Messiah is capable to forgive the murderers.

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  8. These people have no clue about the wrath of God! Shame on them all! I stand for God! He will ultimately prevail! THANK YOU FOR YOUR PASSIONATE POST! I appreciate you so much!

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  11. It’s really sad.. sometimes I think that “The End Of The World” is Today/Now, with laws like this.. and the tricky part is that: somebody really “likes” these laws, somebody wants this “law” to be the “law”, right? Who are “these people”? What’s is their final goal? It’s truly unbelievable… (!)

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  13. Pure evil. A very sad day in America. When we no longer value life at its infancy, all life becomes expendable. 38 states have fetal homicide laws, yet New York chooses to destroy the very basics of our civilization, life.

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  14. Give it time and next it will be the elderly or seriously ill and their “quality of life”. God forgive us, we’ve lost our way as a people.

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    1. Thank you Ann for sharing your thoughts on this heartbreaking issue. An INCREDIBLY sad thought. Hugs and love xox

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  15. Each and every nurse, doctor will have a choice.
    Not the man-made ideas determine our life but our deeds.
    In the length of known human history immature people were disguised as leaders – it’s always only on the people.
    This person won’t define the goodness in the people’s heart – your actions will be able to stand against him.

    As for the murderers, only the Messiah can liberate them. Though if they can accept Him, they won’t commit this treachury of love, life, lineage.

    Be Blessed and a Blessing to Others!

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  16. Thank you for for posting this. They ARE babies….all of them. I endured a miscarriage at home and held the baby in my hands…only 12 weeks along but a baby nonetheless with a heartbeat only a few days earlier. For that man or even for Cardinal Dolan to call himself Catholic is horrible. They should be so ashamed of themselves. So saddened by this news. Thank you for spreading their awful deeds and calling people to action.

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    1. Thank you friend for sharing your story. Gosh I am so sorry for your loss. Gosh that is just so sad. You’re right. A baby. Your baby. And you will be together again in Heaven and that will be so beautiful. Sending the biggest hug in the world. Hugs and love xox

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      1. Thank you for your sweet thoughts and hugs. You’re so kind. Yes, I know we will reunited one day. We named him/her Alex. I share this story whenever I can because I know firsthand they are babies♥️ and I hope that my story might have an impact on others. Thanks also for all you write about friend and fellow sister in Christ.

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  17. This really grinds my gears – I swear western culture is going backwards so fast that certain other cultures around the world will start to look genuinely progressive in comparison soon 😥 Abortion is a difficult topic whichever way you look at it – but 40 weeks? How is that not infanticide? At that point, give birth and hand the baby over to adoption if you dont want it? surely!? 😥

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    1. Thank you Charlie. It absolutely is infanticide. It is so sad. SO sad. And you’re right there are so many people who would love to adopt their child. Hugs and love xox

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  18. I’m so proud of you telling like it really is, 1st degree murder. Isn’t it sad that liberals care more about baby seals than human fetus’s. God bless and please keep fighting.

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  19. My spirit has been sad since I read this news last week. You can get arrested for kicking a dog or destroying a sea turtle egg, but not for murdering viable human being. Keep up the anger, my friend. The world needs to hear it.

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  20. I am pro choice when it comes to extenuating circumstances; however, when I read the bill, I had a huge objection to it. I don’t agree with late term abortions of viable healthy babies. It opens the door wide open to a slaughter.

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    1. Thank you Harley for sharing your thoughts on this difficult issue. Yeah, the bill was extreme to say the least. So glad you stopped by and joined the conversation! Hugs and love xox

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  21. I generally agree with you on everything that you wrote. Abortion up to birth is wrong. I may quibble a little with your slam on Cardinal Dolan. I thought he had come out against the law. But here’s my issue. I’m having a bigger and bigger issue with the pro-life contingent that looks at this issue through a narrow lens. If you’re pro-life, then that means helping young mothers, supporting them emotionally and financially when they need it most. It means supporting refugees seeking asylum and running from violent, crooked governments. If you’re pro-life, it means supporting the elderly so that they can live their final years with dignity and as pain-free as possible. I see too many pro-lifers march to shut down abortion clinics and then turn their back on the needs of others. If you say you’re pro-life, then be pro-life. In any event, I appreciate you speaking out on this issue. We all have our thoughts on this politically divisive issue, I pray that we can come together to a solution that fits with our Christian, Catholic, values.

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    1. Thank you so much Brian for sharing your thoughts on this heartbreaking issue. I will join you in that prayer! Hugs and love xox

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  23. Up to birth 😥😥😥 I can’t. I don’t even know how to react to that besides with tears. I don’t think that’s called abortion anymore … this is a touchy subject but that is just awful. As someone who doesn’t believe in abortion but also believes in a womans right to choose I don’t agree with this at all. I personally don’t think the government should ever get involved in these types of decisions. The reason I say this is because decisions that WE make we have to live with them. As people we have to live with the decisions we make, it’s our life and no one else’s. No one should have that control over your body, your life. In the end you have to work it out with GOD. He and he alone is the only one that can judge us

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    1. It really is so so sad. Thank you Lane for sharing your thoughts on this heartbreaking issue. Tears and prayers. Amen to that. Hugs and love xox

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  25. I guess I cannot understand the sentiment. Like 39 weeks and 6 days and then, what, you suddenly remember you forgot to kill your baby all of those months ago? WHO “needs” a 40th week abortion??? I mean, I hate it, period, but I do NOT even understand who would have had this asinine idea!?!? I suppose in a few years’ time, if we don’t like them after the first few weeks we can take them back and kill them? Where do we draw that line? How do liberals justify this? And how on earth do you look yourself in the mirror after killing babies like this, doctors of New York?

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  28. History will remember four genocides: Nazi Germany (11,000,000), Stalinist Russia (8,000,000+), Maoist Communism (45 million), and U.S. abortions (50 million and counting).

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  30. JB Pritzer did the same thing for Illinois, making taxpayers pay for this nonsense. This guy is tax happy too. He also signed off on the Paris Accords and now I’m wondering what’s going to be taxed more.

    It bothers me that a governor has all this power to do these things without the public input. It’s like what happened to teaching others about value? Everything has to be tax this tax that. Abortion shouldn’t ever be legal. But some people do and it’s costing taxpayer money.

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  31. I did miss the news, so thanks for sharing!! I agree about the euphemisms. Instead of being pro-life or pro-choice, how about being pro-life or pro-death? I.e., call it what it is!

    That said, I believe that women who were raped should be allowed an abortion as soon as they go to the hospital, or any reasonable amount of time after. And to prevent women who use abortion as their regular means of birth control (which is horrendous) each additional abortion should cost double the last one.

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  32. I believe that unless or until I hear a “right to lifer” willing to put up the money and effort to give a child a good life after birth, there is no right to lifer — they are merely frauds and hypocrites. Force the child to be born and let them die on the streets. That’s no better than abortion.

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    1. They deserve a chance. I got a chance. I was unwanted. But I wasn’t killed. I was abused and neglected. But I wasn’t killed. I am grateful to be sitting here writing this. Were I conceived twenty years later, I suspect I wouldn’t have that same chance. She would have killed me before I ever took a breath. I didn’t ask to be conceived. But once I was, I deserved a chance.

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      1. Oh Amily, thank you for sharing your story. You are SO wanted. You have a Father who gave His life to prove so 😍 I am so grateful that you’re here too. Amen. Thank you for this incredibly powerful testimony. I love you friend.

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    2. Oh come on! Christians give more to charity than any other group, bar none. We ourselves give substantially to charities AND pay a lot in taxes AND provide significant support and help to single mom trying to raise 3 young kids. Your argument is basically: “Until you’re for massive government programs to take care of kids, you can’t be against murdering them in the womb.” No children are “dying on the streets” because of lack of programs. Between private and public agencies and charities there is plenty of help for them and we are perfectly willing to do more. The only thing conservatives and liberals disagree on when it comes to the poor is who should be taking care of them, private charities and neighbors, or the government. There is no disagreement on whether they should be helped or not.

      Look around at the names of hospitals, hospices, care facilities. They have names like Good Samaritan, Holy Cross, St Mary’s, etc. because Catholics and other Christian denominations founded them!

      This law is up to birth. Did you catch that? The baby is capable of surviving outside the womb after 20 weeks, but this bill allows a mother to kill it up to 39 weeks. And you think that’s OK because many Christians and conservatives prefer private charities and taking care of those immediately around them over welfare, of which only 30 cents of every dollar actually reaches the needy.

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      1. You’re statement about “Christian charity” has no basis in fact, and most liberals agree that government programs would be unnecessary if people were stepping up. Which they are not. The drop in charitable donation after Trump removed the tax incentive for doing so is evidence that the charity you talk about is based on self-interest and not in helping others. China is now doing more to help the poor in most areas of the globe while the US is a leader in infant deaths (excluding abortions). Americans are better at killing Americans than there are at anything else these days.

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      2. Perhaps the drop is from businesses and not individuals? I live in a community where many individuals don’t even bother keeping track of their donations for tax purposes, they just freely give. And for those that are unable to give financially, they give their time. I hope you are part of an organization that demonstrates its charity. If not, you can lead the cause, be the change!

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    3. Hi Vic. There are so many families out there who cannot conceive who would give absolutely anything to adopt those babies. I for one, will be one of those women.

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      1. That’s why I know foster parents handling upwards of 7 kids at a time because no one will adopt them. There aren’t as many of you as you thing, and in your demographic, there’s a large number who are turning away from ever having kids.

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    4. How many adoption stories will it take to change your mind? My wife and I cashed in $40,000 of our puny retirement funds to rescue a girl abandoned at the age of one day old on the wintry streets of a December morn, adopt her as our own, and love on her as our own for the rest of her life – which, incidentally, has cost us much much more than the initial $40,000. We gladly spend it. I can point to hundreds of other pro-lifers who have done the same or more or great financial sacrifice. Your whole point is a strawman argument.

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      1. wow Pat, what a powerful story. Thank you for sharing that. I am so moved by your family’s story! Thank you for living a life of love and being Christ’s hands and feet. hugs xox

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  33. Amen.
    What a heinous action. I had not heard about the pen breaking. That’s remarkable. I guess he needed a bigger sign… Thank you for your bold declaration. Thank you for your willingness to stand. I so appreciate your passionate heart. When my wife and I heard of his action, we were sickened. The thing that always has seemed a strange and weird twist of justice — if a pregnant woman is murdered, it is considered a double homicide. Double. The baby then counts as a PERSON. But when a woman wants to abort, the child is then referred to as a fetus not a baby and it is not considered murder.
    Lord have mercy.
    Lord have mercy.
    Lord have mercy.

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  35. I again feel compelled to share my counter opinion with you. It seems I am a minority here. So be it. Although I am not sure if your intention is to alienate any potential audience who does not share your opinion, viewpoint, perspective. I have researched this controversial RHA law several times to be sure whatever I am saying is factual. My interpretations from several sources are that the late term abortion is legal to be performed only if the fetus is no longer viable- meaning the BABY would not be able to sustain life independently or with medical care outside of the womb OR if the health of the mother is at risk. Did you miss those two very important pieces of information? And even if you actually did somehow miss that key information do you actually believe there are people out there who A: Want to kill their babies and would do it so casually and B: That medical professionals whose entire oath centers around doing no harm and saving lives would take a life so easily? If so I feel really bad for you. The world must look very scary and ugly. And people must appear absolutely horrific. One last thing, remember your last post about media spin and lying to the public with regards to those teenage boys? Omission or with-holding information is also a form of lying or spin. Pot meet kettle.

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    1. The ‘Reproductive Health Act,’ signed by Gov. Andrew Cuomo, permits abortions at any point during pregnancy if the abortionist deems it necessary for the mother’s ‘life or health.’ As determined by the U.S. Supreme Court, health not only includes physical health, but encompasses ‘emotional, psychological, familial, and the woman’s age’ considerations, effectively allowing abortion for virtually any reason,” This.

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      2. Well, but I mean he did over and over and over until his own child changed his mind. But if that hadn’t happened, he would still be doing it. And the others still are.

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      3. Yeah. And you know that they will be manipulate that loop hole. Mental health, emotional health. I mean, those are legitimate things, but they will be manipulated to get the desired outcome.

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    2. You said exactly what I was going to say (I’ve researched this law and even read it), so you’re not alone. From my understanding, the scope under which an abortion can be performed after 24 weeks, while greater than in the 1970 law, is far from unrestricted. It’s under a defined set of circumstances.

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    3. Thank you for joining the conversation. This is a difficult issue. And for me, it comes down to the sanctity of life. I believe that life begins at conception. So therefore, we must protect that life and make decisions as such. I’m sorry you found my last two articles problematic. But I appreciate you reading and responding. I do respect that you have a differing belief. This is mine. Hugs and love xox

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      1. I have no issue with you expressing your beliefs. What troubles me is the lack of attention to the details of the law. Misrepresentation of facts. Spread of fear.

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  36. I think people can support the child’s life, through love and clear thought.

    Christian theology can contribute to clear thought. I think, independent of a reason for abortion, there is a better reason for life.

    To fall short, warrants repentance –

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  37. This is just the beginning of the horror. What people don’t realize is that there will come a day when ALL doctors will be forced to carry out abortions on demand, or quit practicing medicine. We went from ‘The Right to Die’ to ‘Forced/involuntary’ suicides of patients. At lest one woman with cancer has been told her illness will not be covered by her insurance company but her ‘suicide’ pills will. This is where we are headed… US… America… the supposed Christian nation. I don’t think we can call ourselves that collectively an longer. If we did, so much would be different.

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  44. You are right on, keep standing your ground and speak out! I agree, it is not abortion, it is murder, simple. We definitely need to stop those terrible euphemisms which are used just to make it sound better. It’s terrible and wicked. God have mercy. Our country is just as bad. So sad indeed.
    Steve.

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  45. Too many believers, past and present, have piously promised to pray about this situation, and done nothing else. Christian laziness can no longer be tolerated. If the New York vote isn’t a call to action, I don’t know what else has to happen. Well done, my friend. Hugs and love– Mike

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  46. I’ve been writing about the misleading language for years, whether killing babies, old people, or oneself under the guise of “death with dignity.”

    Death is death and murder is murder. What’s the difference between killing someone inside the womb and outside the womb? Inside the womb you don’t see the horror.

    Billboard I saw today: Everyone who is in favor of abortion has already been born.

    My pastor preached a great sermon about this yesterday. He told the story of a German who went to church every Sunday during WWII. A rail line went behind the church, carrying Jews to their deaths. Every Sunday they heard the whistle. Every Sunday the heard the cries for help. Every Sunday they simply sang louder to drown out what they didn’t want to hear. But even now in his old age he still hears the whistle in his sleep.

    This past week another whistle blew. Are we going to sing louder or wreck the tracks? Are we going to turn a blind eye or try to stop the carnage? Keep it legal. Keep it Christian, but let’s each try to find out what we can do in addition to our blogs and comments! It’s a challenge…what CAN we do? Pray most of all, but what practical things can we do? I’m not sure, but I must find something!

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    1. Especially with a presidential election on the horizon, I would recommend working hard to get to know our current representatives, and those who may be running for office. It’s an easy bet that not all will have shiny records on religious freedom and the protection of all life. Let’s learn where they stand and vote wisely, and do our best in this one way to prevent New York’s error from happening elsewhere.

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    2. Hey Jeff, thank you for offering your powerful perspective. You’re so right – the horror is unseen. Wow that sounds like an amazing sermon. I wish I could have heard it. You’re so right – there’s got to be action in addition to prayer. We’ve got to call our representatives and join the march for life! hope your having a great night, my dear friend. big hugs xox

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  47. Can we call the mothers murderers and still call ourselves followers? We shame the mothers. We support conservative politicians that don’t extend FMLA to both parents and restrict early childhood education, food stamps, and wage equality. For every child that is adopted there are a half a dozen that are left behind. We will blame the mother. For not having a million dollars to raise a child. We will put her in the same place as the 1% who have late term abortions, the 1300 or so babies in New York that would be born with half a brain or no lungs. No heart. You wish God, did better but know, life has complications. That the baby may live long enough or not at all. We have no problems with a school bus filled with children being bombed in Yemen we are faultless to war. But, abortion is murder and regular murder for resources in conflict is not? A pro-life stance has its limitations making it pro-choice in context. Attempts to destroy Obamacare, kicked 12 million children off medical care. A lot of them were our neighbors, friends, and co-workers kids. Well, spending a couple grand a night at Sundance maybe, not your neighbors. Or, the friends I’ve made at Thanksgiving at shelters in our nation. What we need, is less shame on the issue and to take compassionate action for babies if our love is related to this cause. My great grandma adopted five kids. My stepfather’s mom adopted three. My aunt three. My grandma two. My uncle two. My mom two. Two more of my uncles about six. I wish, you would have pushed for positive change in the face of this new law.

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    1. Hi Kenzie, thank you for offering this powerful perspective. You’re right, adoption is so important. And that’s the thing – there are so many families who would give absolutely anything to welcome one of those babies into their families.

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      1. I think if, there were they would have less kids growing up in the system. Be the change don’t profit from it.

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      2. There are also a lot of social factors that effect any baby that I addressed. Concentrating on the problem of abortion while conservative politicians dismantle the health system? I mean. C’mon. If you don’t want to see the whole issue progress will not occur. Anger, is the only outcome. Now, if that’s what you’re going for, great.

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      6. Obamacare did a lot for babies. Sorry, it came out of the wealthy (you). Conversative attempts to repeal it, without an equal or greater plan harms children. Taking away food stamps, harms children. Anger over a higher minimum wage, harms children. Not paying government workers, harms children. Not capping medical service costs, harms children. No attempts at expanding foster care while fighting against abortion, harms children. Equality under the law for clergy involved sex abuse, harms children. Dangling a college education to go to war and kill someone else’s kids in another country, harms children.

        I don’t think anyone wants to have an abortion but, we agree to harm children.

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  49. Thank you for speaking about this silent holocaust. My prayers are for the poor mothers who are lied to and manipulated into allowing their child to be murdered. You hear warnings about the possible side effects of the most routine medications, but who tells these mothers/victims about the depression and nightmares that will likely haunt them for years to come?
    Lord, have mercy and grace.

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    1. Thank you Janice, I appreciate your support. A silent holocaust – that’s exactly what it is. Lord have mercy indeed. hugs xox

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