Our thanks to Douglas for this.
In our election manifestos we covered the issue of abortion and the claimed mentally protective value of the procedure. 98%+ of elective abortions in the UK since the Abortion Act 1967 have been on the grounds of protecting the mental health of the women involved. It was always a lie as well as being a money maker for medics prepared to kill the unborn for money. Details on pp.23-7 of our last manifesto.
Foetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders (FASDs), the leading avoidable cause of intellectual disability in the Western world, is covered on pp.28-30.
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The truth is killing your unborn child causes guilt. In later life women who’ve had abortions will admit their regret and remorse (I’ve worked in female dominated occupations all my working life) understandably they wouldn’t just after. The hysteria around the issue, with even individual acts of silent prayer in the vicinity of a clinic an arrestable offence, is quite simply because deep down almost everyone knows this is wrong at a moral level. The amazingly draconian idea that simply standing alone in silent vigil is an arrestable offense only makes sense if what the law is “protecting” is the fact that mere presence holds up a mirror to the abortionist’s and their “customers” and they see their own guilt.
I wish this was recognised, because some women have had abortions due to genuine serious health issues and deserve help psychologically and/or spiritually to deal with their mourning and guilt. But don’t get it because of the illusion that its “ok” and “just a procedure”. Those simply choose this action will not be told that this will come back to haunt them, often years later. The horrific thing is that the feminists know this full well, which is why they cannot conceive of any mention (or even silence) of this reality.
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