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5 comments:
Maybe this technology will deter abortions. Maybe. Hopefully.
for paramedicgirl:You will see your idea in practice at:www.expectantmothercare.org/
This technology already IS deterring abortions. Chris Slattery and his orginazation Expectant Mother Care, sets up his office across from the abortuaries in New York, and is equiped with a 4D Ultra Sound. He has used this for years to offer free ultra sounds to mothers thinking of abortion and those heading for the abortion mill across the street! He has worked wonders with this equipment - and prayers!
Wonderful, tradcatholic! Thanks for the link.
...but it all means nothing if you've been brainwashed. In ultraliberal Northampton, MA, my hometown, almost everyone is confident that fetuses are mere organs. And when I try to explain how they have unique DNA, they think they can refute my evidence by comparing a fetus to a lung or kidney; they refuse to consider the obvious differences.
I have long held, as an inference from this, that pro-choicers not only use bad logic, they have no concept of logic, or of any truth (even mathematic) besides as a corollary to an opinion.
You'd think with all of the advancements in technology....with all that we know about the humanity of the unborn, that we would no longer allow the barbaric procedure of abortion to continue. :(
I'm going to be posting about the new "advancements" in detecting Down's Syndrome on my WriteWingBlog. Reading between the lines on that makes me want to vomit.
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