"Clinic workers may say they support a woman's right to choose, but they will also say that they do not want to see tiny hands and feet....There is a great difference between the intellectual support of a woman's right to choose and the actual participation in the carnage of abortion. Because seeing body parts bothers the workers."
Judith Fetrow, former clinic worker from San Francisco
Meet the Abortion Providers III (taped conference)
Chicago, April 3, 1993
I don't know how anyone can participate in this and not be bothered. I think people have their heads buried in the sand when it comes to abortion, not wanting to look at the real facts. When you can go to the Planned Parenthood website it will tell you exactly what happens during an abortion. To know that they will inject a woman's uterus with a lethal drug to cause "fetal demise" is disturbing. Does a heartbeat not mean that life exists?
ReplyDeleteI'd not say that the workers necessarily know what they're doing. They keep themselvs from knowing. Even, interestingly enough, the abortionists can hide it from themselvs. When Beverly McMillian tells her conversion story, it starts with a worker asking her, "What is it that you do over there at the sink?"
ReplyDelete"I make sure we got everything." And she looked and said that for the first time she saw tiny human hands and feet. "I don't know what I saw before. I guess I just counted," she later said.
It took a work of the Holy Spirit to open her eyes and her heart.