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In a Michelle Malkin post on Ann Richards (the Planned Parenthood board member or whatever she is who callously defended her convenience abortion of two of her three triplets), there’s a little tidbit that I hadn’t picked up on before….

Michelle Malkin does a good job skewering Amy Richards’ latest attempts to dodge her ridiculous column in the New York Times. But the most interesting part is where she hints that some people think that Richards is not real. As…

Michelle Malkin MIchelle Malkin cuts and pastes from the WaPo: In the context of these cases, the court accepted the following critical propositions: that the United States is engaged in a legally cognizable armed conflict with al Qaeda and the…

… with absolute certainty I can tell Amy Richards that the vast majority of us don’t think about it all that much. Our parents are the people who raised us, and out siblings are the people who grew up with us.

I am a conservative. As such, I do NOT believe that the government should be given the right to make laws regarding our bodies, including abortion. There are times that it is absolutley justified, and it is not up to me or the government to impose my belief on what is “justifiable”.

Having said that, all I can say is that no matter how you look at it, this was not justifiable. I don’t think the government should judge her, but I certainly can. She is a sick, murdering bitch. And her husband, who let this woman kill two of his children so their lives wouldn’t have been “inconvenienced is absolutley just as bad.

My wife would run into a burning building to save our child, take a bullet, fight off a wild animal, get hit by a car. This woman wouldn’t change where she shopped or get a few stretch marks for her babies.

She makes my skin crawl. She is a vile, disgusting, horrible person. Her parents should be ashamed, her friends appalled. And she probably did more to help the anti-abortion crowd than the abortion rights crowd by illustrating perfectly exactly to what depths people will sink when given the freedom to do so.

A sobering thought. I don’t want to surrender any more of our freedoms to the government, but unless I do, my fellow citizens can commit acts like this unchecked.

Geez…the snobbery of some people…

Justifying abortion by such peurile reasoning is the height of arrogance. I might suggest Ms. Richards pick up a copy of the book “Lincoln’s Virtues: An Ethical Biography” by William Lee Miller. Its explorations of his moral education and his repudiation of slavery has much to offer for those opposed to abortion.

For example, although we permit abortion, even liberal commentators expect its use to be limited. Ms. Richard’s own backpedalling on her initial reason for aborting two fetuses (convenience) suggests that even promoters of abortion have qualms about it. Lincoln opined that this very fact suggests an acknowledged immorality with such behaviors, no matter how we dress it up in legalese and rationalizations.

Oh, what a pity — that a woman should be “burdened” by three children at once, as opposed to one. It’s a wonder that she even kept one at all, being an abortion-rights advocate (if I recall correctly). So good to know she’s stepping in line with her beliefs, though.

Some women who want children have to crawl straight through Hell to get them. And some women would rather go to Hell than keep the ones they could have.

What a country.

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