“… The 1996 HBO movie If These Walls Could Talk, in which Cher (Cher!) plays an abortion provider who is extremely matter-of-fact about her work right up-to-the-minute that she is shot by an anti-choice protester, does not have to work hard to highlight the strength and bravery of those who risk their lives to provide women with this essential choice.”
Sarah Erdreich Generation Roe: inside the Future of the Pro-Choice Movement (New York: Seven Stories Press, 2013) 51
Below: picture of a baby aborted at 10 weeks. 42% of all abortions are done at this time or later
How much “strength and bravery” does it take to do this to a baby 10 or 20 times a day?
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This post inspired me to look up something that I’ve been wondering about for a long time, and it turned out my theory was right: since abortion was legalized, there have been more teachers killed in school shootings than there have been abortion doctors killed because they were abortionists. But no one ever talks about “the strength and bravery” of teachers who go to work every day and are statistically more likely to be killed by a student than abortionists are to be killed by pro-lifers. I’m not saying they should, because school shootings are so rare, but murdered abortionists are even rarer.
good point. I also remember reading that far more convenience store clerks are killed on the job than abortionists. I’ve heard that is actually the most dangerous job in America.
True, actually, far more born people have been killed by abortionists than abortionists been killed also. The pro-life movement, considering the killings we face, are remarkably peaceful