Violence and Abortion

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http://edmohs.blogspot.com/2012/violence and abortion.html
 12/19/2012

     President Obama spoke at the inter-faith vigil December 16 following the recent tragic shooting.  America honored, mourned, and prayed for the twenty children and six adults who were shot and killed at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, CT.  The president stated, “We cannot tolerate this (violence) anymore!”  America grieves with the families, fellow students, and teachers after this horrendous and senseless loss of human life.

     Mr. President and mainstream media: Where is the same level of outrage over the violence of abortion – violence which maims an estimated 4,000 infants daily and destroys the lives of post-abortive women?   Although uncomfortable, it’s time to have a national conversation about the violence of abortion - the killing of (preborn) human life. This carnage cannot be tolerated anymore!

     President Obama said we should “protect and keep our children safe” and asked, “Are we doing enough?”  No, we are certainly not doing enough to protect our youngsters – born and unborn.  We (society) will be judged on how we treat those most vulnerable: the aged, handicapped, sick, and our (innocent) unborn sisters and brothers.  Mr. Obama also went on about how sacred life is, and how our children are so precious.  He even used the words…Jesus said, “Let the little children come to me.”  I guess he meant after they can walk.  Stop the violence of abortion!

 

Ed Mohs

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