Warren M. Hern, a late-term abortion provider, recently
wrote an op-ed for The New York Times titled,
“Pregnancy
Kills. Abortion Saves lives.”
Ponder that.
Hern, who heads the Boulder Abortion Clinic in
Colorado, wrote: “Pregnancy is a life-threatening condition. Women die from
being pregnant.” That makes it sound analogous to cancer. And it makes Hern
sound like the University of California-San Diego professor who termed babies a
“legitimate parasite.” Hern added, “Pregnancy
always comes with some irreducible risk of death. We have known that for
thousands of years.” (And, if it wasn’t for pregnancy, we wouldn’t have been around for thousands of years).
Life
comes with an irreducible risk of death, moron. Pregnancy produces lives.
Abortion takes them.
The mad doctor compared mortality
rates among pregnant women with those of women who have had abortions and
purported to show the death rate was far lower for the latter group. He forgot
to mention that the death rate for aborted babies is virtually 100%.
Hern is aghast at new laws
restricting abortion in states like Alabama. (Bad for business)! Yet that
state’s law doesn’t prohibit abortion if there is a “reasonable medical judgment”
that the pregnancy poses a “serious health risk” to the woman. (Or man, nowadays).
Abortions can still be performed to avert the death of the mother or even to
avert the “serious risk of substantial physical impairment of a major bodily
function,” the very things Hern claims to be concerned about. Hern suggests the
law is purposely vague because “vagueness and confusion are tools of tyranny.”
Hern avers that “a woman’s life and
health are at risk from the moment that a pregnancy exists in her body, whether
she wants to be pregnant or not.” A woman’s life and health are at risk from
the moment she is born, so, to use Hern’s logic, she should never have been
born herself, nor should her mother have been, etc., etc. A woman’s life and
health are also at risk from the moment she gets behind the wheel of her car,
climbs atop her bicycle or boards an airplane.
A woman’s life and health, then,
are certainly at risk when she
decides to have sex, especially from the moment a penis exists in her body.
Perhaps a better strategy for the risk averse would be to abstain from having
sex rather than killing the baby that could result from such an act. Talk about
transferring the blame!
Researchers estimate that between
700 and 900 women in the U.S. die each year
to causes related to childbirth or pregnancy.
In 2015, precisely 638,169 legally induced abortions were reported to the CDC.
That’s more than 1,700 a day. And
this figure doesn’t even include all states. It is likely that there are around
one million abortions performed annually in the U.S. alone, nearly 3,000
a day.
It would be far more accurate to
state that “guns save lives” than that abortion does. But that fact is anathema
to progressives. And they are just as sanguine about aborting truth as they are
about aborting babies.
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