Michelle Malkin mentions some people who think that abortion is murder, including a few who changed their minds when they saw what it was.
Kathleen Parker takes the position that she doesn't want to see abortion outlawed, but wishes that people would be allowed to see the truth about what it is.
Which brings me to these two...
LifeNews article on an altercation at a John Kerry rally. (Hat tip to NRO's The Corner)
Annie, at afterabortion.com, blogs on her experience of abuse and harassment at the march on Sunday.
What gets me really riled up about this is that many of these marchers are also criticizing the government (or just conservatives in general) of censorship when they criticize anti-war attitudes. Their idealism vanishes when their point of view is being defended. I agree with part of what Kathleen Parker says, let's see and hear the truth about abortion and stop censoring the sonograms, let women hear about the alternative of adoption, and stop putting them on a one-way track to abortion. And one more thing, I'm tired of hearing the cliche that pro-life people are uncompassionate and uncaring. One thing this march showed me is that that description is more descriptive of the abortion lobby.
Thank you so much for posting Annie's comments from her blog. Her words really bring it home. It's voices like hers that will impact more people's lives. She speaks not only from personal experience, but with a quiet, humble strength that shatters so many walls.
Thank you again.
Irenicum
Posted by: irenicum at April 29, 2004 05:00 PM