Abortion is murder
Al DiLascia.
Many may feel that the controversy over abortion is an old subject, but it should never be accepted as a way of life. Abortion is the worst holocaust in the history of the world. Mother Teresa said that "the fruits of abortion are nuclear war." By that, she meant that if we don't protect the life of an innocent child, then the lack of respect for life will escalate to nuclear war. It appears we are on that path.
The medical profession knows full well about the existence of life in a pregnant woman and has published a great deal of medical fact on prenatal conditions. This includes the formation of human form, the ability of the baby to sense and to feel, and so on, all showing the existence of life. Yet the term "fetus" is purposely used to avoid any recognition of human life.
A terrible, brutal procedure is used in late-term abortion to kill a child. How can anybody possibly not be outraged by this? An abortion clinic in Kansas specializes in and actually proudly advertises late-term abortion. They alone have taken the lives of several thousands of babies. How can it be that we all stand silent?
Freedom to choose what we do is a God-given right. When we make a choice we live with the consequences, whether small or major, good or bad. This freedom extends to ourselves only, not to others and the way others may be affected. In abortion, we are taking the life of another, separate human being. We have no right to do that. Words such as "freedom of choice," "reproductive rights," and "fetus" are used to make the killing of a child seem acceptable . . . but it isn't and will never be.
Members of the medical profession, who know full well about the facts concerning the existence of life during pregnancy, should be totally ashamed of themselves for not only performing abortions, but for failing to speak up. The clergy and leadership of all religions have failed to speak up enough and band together in their opposition to abortion. Legislators, political leaders and judges have failed miserably in protecting human life; in fact, many are adamant in their support of abortion. Imagine. We have several large and very powerful organizations that actually lead and encourage many young girls and women toward abortion. In Massachusetts we have one of the most shameful situations in the country. We have both elected and appointed politicians, many of whom are Catholic, that strongly support abortion, including late-term abortion.
Pope John Paul II said, "A nation that kills its own children is a nation without hope." There are attempts underway to try to take God out of every aspect of American life. In the absence of God, evil forms. Make no mistake about it - there is no greater evil than abortion, taking the life of a child.
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anonymous874
anonymous874
posted 12/12/05 @ 12:21 PM EST
I suggest that if you (Al DiLascia) are against abortion, then you should make the personal decision to not have one. Otherwise, respect the 1974 precedent set and keep your cLAWS elsewhere. (Continued…)
anonymous874
anonymous874
posted 12/13/05 @ 1:01 PM EST
An excellent piece on an abominable subject. Well said!
Robert L. T. Miskell, UMass graduate student
anonymous874
anonymous874
posted 1/27/06 @ 1:03 PM EST
The title I submitted on this article was "On Abortion". The title "Abortion is murder" was selected by the Collegian. This is typical of the left wing media, they make an article such as mine appear inflammatory. (Continued…)
George Ayer, Laurentian University graduate
posted 3/29/08 @ 9:22 PM EST
a message for Matt, first of all your statement is an antinomer because since Al is male, therefore it is not an option for him to personally choose to carry a child or not. (Continued…)
DT, NY
posted 8/16/08 @ 11:17 PM EST
Well said Mr. LaScalia. It is young people like you who give me hope that this horrible atrocity may one day be outlawed. The "1974 precedent" that the previous ignorant and amoral commentator made is nothing more than legislation from the bench. (Continued…)
P
posted 8/20/08 @ 5:27 PM EST
A message for George, antinomer is not a word.
I usually excuse the language errors of the presumably bilingual, except that the simple word "mistake" was called for, and you just used "antinomer" to try to sound superior. (Continued…)
ABF.
ABF
posted 8/24/08 @ 8:34 AM EST
This article presents a very good point, however it is only one half of the equation. I don't know where you grew up, but in some places in this country, there are unwanted children born every day. (Continued…)
michael
posted 8/29/08 @ 2:10 AM EST
The alternative is bringing children into the world with unfit parents, creating a terrible environment for a kid to grow up in. Personally, after about a month or so, you should know whether or not you're keeping the kid. (Continued…)
SteveMD2
posted 8/31/08 @ 2:26 AM EST
Before we have the churches opposed to abortion messing with our politics and our society, we should look at the history of these churches.
Primarily they are the right wing So. (Continued…)
Steven Gray
posted 9/01/08 @ 10:55 PM EST
I think there are legitimate critiques one could make regarding abortion, especially late-term abortion. Yet I caution using religion to justify your opinions, as religion, not abortion rights, has been the cause of the most horrific holocausts this globe has seen (do I need to list them?), the one exception is perhaps the Nazi holocaust which was supported by your Catholic church, this is all too well documented to ignore. (Continued…)
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