Doctors Against Abortion and Prenatal Child Abuse: Jesse Jackson on Abortion

Sunday, December 11, 2011

Jesse Jackson on Abortion

When he decided to run for President, he changed his position, but, in 1977, Jesse Jackson said that abortion was basically 'genocide against the black race.' He added, 'AS A MATTER OF CONSCIENCE, I MUST OPPOSE THE USE OF FEDERAL FUNDS FOR A POLICY OF KILLING INFANTS.' 

It is true that abortion takes the lives of a huge number of black people, with some saying that it takes more black lives than heart disease, cancer, accidents, AIDS, and violent crime combined. Nationwide, 512 out of every 1,000 black pregnancies end in an abortion. Jackson's comment is interesting in light of the numbers. 37% of abortions are abortions of black human beings despite the fact that the black population makes up far less than 37% of the population.  

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Alternatively, you can email a letter in opposition to unjustified prenatal homicide to your Senator by simply addressing the note to your Senator in the following manner:

The Honorable ___________________
United States Senate
Washington, D.C. 20510

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The Honorable _________________
United States House of Representatives
Washington, D.C. 20515

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A short note (or statement) of opposition might look like this:

Dear Sir,

I am opposed to unjustified homicide in general. This includes unjustified prenatal homicide, which is a species of homicide often talked about under the term 'abortion', which is a euphemism, if ever there was one. The 'right to choose' is also an euphemism. Lacking specificity, it covers up what is being chosen: prenatal homicide against an innocent human being, usually in the context of consensual sexual relations for reasons of convenience when there are no true health risks to the mother. All human beings deserve equal protection under the law with respect to unjustified homicide. For politicians and judges to exclude a known group of human beings from the basic protection of the law (in terms of unjustified homicide) and then grant other groups, i.e., women and doctors, a special privilege to kill those excluded without adequate justification, is for politicians and judges to make a mockery of the moral law, the Declaration of Independence, and the 14th Amendment, essentially undermining the very principles they might use to defend their own lives if the government granted another group the privilege of killing them.

Sincerely,

_______

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Sunday, December 11, 2011

Jesse Jackson on Abortion

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