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He was a cold blooded murderer and what he did was absolutely not necessary. He did it purely for money, he made millions off it.
I cant believe he had the chutzpah to go to church, considering what he did for a living. He probably was condemned to the fiery flames of hell for that alone.
Hopefully not too much longer. But it's irrelevant if something is legal. As I pointed out, everything Hitler did was legal, but that didn't make it right did it...
She praised the euegenics programs in Nazi Germany in the 1930's. The Birth Control Review frequently contained Nazi propaganda. She distanced herself after the public became aware of the reality of the Nazis...but her ideas sure didn't change. She was as racist and into eugenics as before.
You know nothing of Sanger that isn't taken directly from the hack hit pieces of the fundie Xtian web-ring. We've been down this road before...
She praised the euegenics programs in Nazi Germany in the 1930's. The Birth Control Review frequently contained Nazi propaganda. She distanced herself after the public became aware of the reality of the Nazis...but her ideas sure didn't change. She was as racist and into eugenics as before.
"All the news from Germany is sad & horrible," she wrote in 1933, "and to me more dangerous than any other war going on any where because it has so many good people who applaud the atrocities & claim its right. The sudden antagonism in Germany against the Jews & the vitriolic hatred of them is spreading underground here & is far more dangerous than the aggressive policy of the Japanese in Manchuria." (MS to Edith How-Martyn, May 21, 1933 [MSM C2:536].) She joined the American Council Against Nazi Propaganda and "gave money, my name and any influence I had with writers and others, to combat Hitler's rise to power in Germany." ("World War II and World Peace," 1940? [MSM S72:269].) For Hitler the feeling was mutual; in 1933 the Nazis burned Sanger's books along with those of Ellis, Freud, German sexologist Magnus Hirschfeld, and others. (Ellis to MS, Sept. 3, 1933 [LCM 3:385].)
I cant believe he had the chutzpah to go to church, considering what he did for a living. He probably was condemned to the fiery flames of hell for that alone.
"That exception has been taken to include mental health risks to the mother, as long as the risk is substantial and irreversible, and provided two separate physicians sign off on the abortion."
This also states that Tiller did, in fact, use the mental health exception determined by the court. (I understand this is a very biased site, but it was one of the first ones that came up during my 30-second google search).
That article is over a year old, Tiller was investigated in court and cleared recently. There is no mental health clause. Major bodily function does not include mental health. Read the legislation.
This is really sad!! I was watching CNN or something like that and they were interviewing general citizens in Wichita and some of them said he got what he deserved. Disturbing!!!
That is maybe the worst part of it.
Too many are rejoicing over the murder. He (the murderer) has quite a support group. The killer did their dirty work.
I read through the Kansas abortion law. It doesn't mention an exception for fetal defect after the cutoff (which is 21 weeks). Were these abortions performed under the "mental health of the woman" exception?
The abortions were performed according to the laws in Kansas. As was upheld in a court of law.
I cant believe he had the chutzpah to go to church, considering what he did for a living. He probably was condemned to the fiery flames of hell for that alone.
Not if he accepted Jesus, because as we all should know by now, anyone who accepts Jesus is forgiven for everything.
Hopefully not too much longer. But it's irrelevant if something is legal. As I pointed out, everything Hitler did was legal, but that didn't make it right did it...
I think exterminating women, men & children for ethnic cleansing is wrong, yep.
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