Preg-a-Nazi's Gleeful: State-Mandated Pregnancy in South Dakota and Beyond
What some wingers say about some liberals is true; that we are filled with hate. When it comes to forced child-bearing I am one of those who hates the anti-choice ban.
Here, from Liberty Counsel (one among those many who hate women's choice) is their press release praising the return-to-the-dark-ages attitude of South Dakota and it's passage of a bill CRIMINALIZING abortion:
Here, from Liberty Counsel (one among those many who hate women's choice) is their press release praising the return-to-the-dark-ages attitude of South Dakota and it's passage of a bill CRIMINALIZING abortion:
South Dakota Governor Signs Law Banning AbortionDownload their "Single-Spaced Document" and use it to construct your attacks on this religion-led invasion of your privacy. Remember, the government is in place to protect Americans from such infringement. You need to remind them that their place is to work for, not against, you.
Pierre, SD - Today the Governor Mike Rounds of South Dakota signed legislation to ban most abortions. House Bill 1215, which passed the House by a vote of 50-18 and the Senate by a vote of 23-12, is scheduled to take effect in July.
HB 1215 concurs with the findings of a task force established by the legislature and the governor to study abortion. The task force created a 71-page, single-spaced document presenting a comprehensive overview of a broad range of testimony from counselors, abortion clinics, former abortion practitioners, experts in the field of medicine, and almost 2,000 women who had abortions. The findings address the physical, psychological and societal devastation caused by abortion.
The law states that "life begins at the time of conception, a conclusion confirmed by scientific advances since the 1973 decision of Roe v. Wade, including the fact that each human being is totally unique immediately at fertilization." The law says, "to fully protect the rights, interests, and health of the pregnant mother, the rights, interest, and life of her unborn child, and the mother's fundamental natural intrinsic right to a relationship with her child, abortions in South Dakota should be prohibited." The law also states, "guarantee of due process of law under the Constitution of South Dakota applies equally to born and unborn human beings, and that under the Constitution of South Dakota, a pregnant mother and her unborn child, each possess a natural and inalienable right to life."
The new law bans abortions except in cases where it is necessary to save the mother's life, but with no exceptions for health, rape or incest. The law prohibits both chemical and surgical abortions but does not apply to contraceptive measures or to unintentional death to the unborn child.
Mathew D. Staver, President and General Counsel of Liberty Counsel, stated, "I applaud the governor and the legislature for extending life and liberty to all Americans, including our unborn. To the skeptics that say some legislation is premature, I say that this legislation is long overdue. We can no longer remain silent while our children are killed, women are exploited, and our families are destroyed by abortion. One day we will look with shame on our history of legal abortion since 1973. I believe in the near future, Roe v. Wade will be overturned and the right to life for all people will be firmly protected by our laws."
Mississippi Moves Toward Abortion Ban
South Dakota is not the only state to consider an abortion ban. Similar legislation was passed by the Mississippi House of Representatives on Thursday by a margin of 94 to 25. Before passage, Senate Bill 2922 was altered by the House to add exceptions for rape, incest and to save the life of the mother. The bill will return to the Senate for a final vote. Governor Barbour is expected to sign the bill. Please pray that the atrocity of abortion in America will end quickly - one state at a time.
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