The Inherent Racism Of Population Control

[poncho]

Toronto, May 18, 2004 (LifeSiteNews.com) We must first stress that the 58-page LifeSite.News.com document to which this story refers is a MUST READ for all persons concerned about life, family and even freedom. For some activists and leaders, there is little that is new in the document but, for the vast majority, the all-important big picture it reveals is a critical must learn project. Without this understanding, most will continue to fight against shawdows, ignore real culprits and perhaps be to harsh towards opponents who do not realize they are being used.

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[poncho]

I always wondered how abortion came to be viewed the way it is in the United States. We can protest the doctors that perform them all we want and it will come to nothing. It isn't only the action thats offensive to me but also the ideology that drives the action. I never did quite understand till I read this document.

Anyone else have the same feeling?

 

[Dr. Bob]

A local Planned Parenthood worker used the phrase "stopping cows from breeding" in a veiled reference to Black women having babies. Racism is inherent in population control in the USA.

Sadly.

 

[JesusandGeorge04]

That is an unfair label to attach to those of us who care about others enough to want them to be reproductively empowered.

 

[NaasPreacher (C4K)]

They are repoductively empowered - just use their empowerment before a child is conceived.

The topic of this thread is clear - lets stay on it.

It certainly does appear that pre-birth murder in racist.

 

[JesusandGeorge04]

Originally posted by C4K:
They are repoductively empowered - just use their empowerment before a child is conceived.

Without proper information, access to birth control, or basic human rights, most women simply do not choose whether or not to conceive.

The topic of this thread is clear - lets stay on it. It certainly does appear that pre-birth murder in racist.

According to anecdotes from the far-right. Not very convincing, methinks.

 

[The Galatian]

It might be considered that those backing eugenics most strongly were those most opposed to abortion.

It was a crime, for example, to have an abortion in Nazi Germany, the epitome of a state endorsing eugenics.

 

[North Carolina Tentmaker]

JesusandGeorge04 said

Without proper information, access to birth control, or basic human rights, most women simply do not choose whether or not to conceive.

This may be true in the case of rape, but I don’t think many women today are ignorant as to the cause of pregnancy. Women and the men always have a choice it is called abstinence.

 

[JesusandGeorge04]

Originally posted by North Carolina Tentmaker:
This may be true in the case of rape, but I don’t think many women today are ignorant as to the cause of pregnancy. Women and the men always have a choice it is called abstinence.

Tell that to a poor woman in an abusive relationship.

 

[ScottEmerson]

Did you not see, "This may be true in the case of rape?"

 

[Daisy]

An abusive relationship isn't exactly rape usually, although it may be coersive.

 

[Johnv]

Originally posted by poncho:
Anyone else have the same feeling?

Actually, yes. I think that when we protest the doctors, etc, we're barking up the wrong tree. We as a society need to empower the population (both religious and not) with the ability to avoid the circumstances that lead to pregnancy in the first place.

 

[billwald]

On the other hand, why has the crime rate in the USofA declined for the last 10 years? Roe v. Wade.

 

[NaasPreacher (C4K)]

Originally posted by JesusandGeorge04:

Originally posted by C4K:
They are repoductively empowered - just use their empowerment before a child is conceived.

Without proper information, access to birth control, or basic human rights, most women simply do not choose whether or not to conceive.

They can choose whether or not to have sex.

 

[North Carolina Tentmaker]

I think Johnv is on the right track when he says

Actually, yes. I think that when we protest the doctors, etc., we're barking up the wrong tree. We as a society need to empower the population (both religious and not) with the ability to avoid the circumstances that lead to pregnancy in the first place.

We will never stop abortion by going after the doctors. We have to go after the real murderers, those who hire the doctors, the women. The only way to really change behavior is to change the heart. Many years ago we tried to outlaw liquor in this country, that did not work out so well because despite the law people wanted to drink. If we could outlaw abortion tomorrow it would not stop and go away. We need to change the hearts of people in our society. We need to stop the unwanted pregnancies from occurring to start with and we need to make women aware of the value that those lives within them have.