Why Abortionist Doctors Are Dying

Some time ago, I wrote a blog post about encouraging news coming from Italy, where doctors ready to butcher unborn babies are becoming a rather rare commodity.

Another interesting article points out to what is happening in the United States of Obama, and reveals the so-called pro-choice camp is in trouble indeed. In the US, several factors contribute to a crisis that is apparently becoming acute.

What is happening is that as abortion becomes less and less popular, the number of medical schools willing to provide training decreases. They fear not only the loss of of public and private funding, but a wave of lawsuits if they tried to make butcher-a-baby training compulsory. This is already a vicious circle, as it cuts the ability to provide for future butchers at the source. Worse – for them – the training is, even where it is provided, generally fairly limited. This in practice means that whilst callous abortionists will still find their way to the relevant training, the mainstream will keep losing interest.

But it gets worse than that, as attempt from Nazi groups to “promote” the butchering activity fall on deaf ears even by those who should have most interest, as a “backlash” appears feared. Abortion is so awful they can’t avoid any initiative providing further flak against them.

It is a quandary: abortionists can hope abortion training will go on in sufficient measure without getting at the centre of the public’s attention, but this just isn’t happening; they can try to “raise awareness” for the “need” of baby butchers, but it only makes thing worse, so better not after all. Even big organisations like Planned Parenthood are not willing to stick the neck out, as their public opinion problem is big enough as it is.

This, in a contest where an openly abortionist Nazi President has just been re-elected. When the pendulum starts to swing the other side, the situation will become even worse.

I can’t see any real way out for the abortionist camp: unless the pro-life movement suddenly starts to make a huge mess of things, the advance of the pro-life causes will gain momentum as more and more Sixty-Eighters die; this will in turn further curb the training offer, and make it more difficult to “campaign” for the Holocaust.

This is not one of those issues which confront every generation: more soldiers or more hospitals, or more “tax and spend” or more free market and lower tax environment. This is an issue where one side is aborting itself and dying, and the other is growing more assertive and confident by the year.

Clearly, it will take a long time. But looking at this in a 30 or 50 years perspective, I am unable to see how the butcher can raise and train another full generation of abortionists without having money, public opinion and, in time, lawmakers on their side.

Let us hope the newly elected Pontiff will start a very aggressive campaign on this.

None is poorer, or more defenceless, or more oppressed than a poor baby butchered in the womb.

Mundabor