Re: Is potential good enough?

Yeah, that anecdote is just one of millions. I can understand and forgive people who acted in ignorance. That was homicide = the killing of a human being, but not murder.

What is much harder is to stand aside on the sidewalk outside an abortion mill, trying to reach people's conscience as they plod on in, eyes downcast. Those people know very well what they're doing. They are ashamed of themselves.

In one instance, in 1993, I tried to dissuade a father as he was taking his wife in to have their little girl destroyed by abortion. I know she was a girl because he told me so. They had had an ultrasound done and didn't want to pay the dowry for another daughter.

In that trial - for contempt of the Court order around the place - I was sentenced to 21 days in prison. And that was after the judge made a Judicial Notice that the parents, and the staff of the abortuary, were in breach of section 163 (2) c of the Criminal Code of Canada!

There you go for another classic example of "cognitive dissonance" : the Court admitted the abortionists were breaking the law in the first place, then Judge BD Macdonald sent me to gaol for attempting to stop a crime in progress.

So that's how the abortion business gained its market share. Now, one in five babies in America are executed by artifical abortion ... because they have been brainwashed to accept that "it's just a blob of tissue".

The real monsters, though, are the abortionists who are perfectly well aware that the child in the womb is a baby, yet go ahead and kill that Perrson anyway. They are nothing less than serial child killers.

GW=justice_critic

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