Abortion Rights Movement and Nazi Medical Ethics A Synergistic Relationship.

[Chris]

I’m puzzled at how my pro-woman’s choice position grew out of historical roots that I knew nothing about. I have been thinking that my choices in what I believe arises out of critical thinking and free will.

Do others here trace their beliefs back to sources from the murk and muddle of history?

Explain your critical thinking then instead of just repeating pro-abortion talking points.

[FindersKeepers]

For all your hatred against God, He still loves you.

Well, I am lovable.

[jes'fuchinwitcha]

Explain your critical thinking then instead of just repeating pro-abortion talking points.

Do you promise you will listen with an open mind if I explain it all again? You haven't done so in the past...

[FindersKeepers]

Technically, you most often don't huff a drug, but a gas. Cheez-whiz or whipped cream cans work, I've been told.

Ooohhhh, I could totally do Cheez-whiz!

[FindersKeepers]

we suspect you do, however. Abortion cures every woman's 'ailment." So you shouldn't have an issue with incest.
Gawd, yer a piece of bad apple pie

There is no such thing as "bad apple pie."

You're just terrified of women. And, your "incest" comment is a bit of a red flag.

[FindersKeepers]

Eugenics relies on abortion. The modern pro-abort crowd doesn't rely on eugenics. But it is part of their history.

Hard eugenics, such as what Hitler proposed.

But, Sanger opposed abortion. Her eugenics route followed sterilization, instead.

Eugenics is part of American history, not just pro-abort history.

Global history, really.

[Peter1469]

Hard eugenics, such as what Hitler proposed.

But, Sanger opposed abortion. Her eugenics route followed sterilization, instead.

Eugenics is part of American history, not just pro-abort history.

Global history, really.

I thought Sanger was pro abortion at least for what she considered to be undesirables. Of course, sterilization would prevent a second abortion.

[jes'fuchinwitcha]

I think this topic is incorrectly titled - there is no abortion rights movement, but there is an anti-abortion rights movement.

Apparently anti-abortionists don't use critical thinking, their opinions are merely products of "history".

[Peter1469]

I think this topic is incorrectly titled - there is no abortion rights movement, but there is an anti-abortion rights movement.

Apparently anti-abortionists don't use critical thinking, their opinions are merely products of "history".

Pro-life?

[FindersKeepers]

I thought Sanger was pro abortion at least for what she considered to be undesirables. Of course, sterilization would prevent a second abortion.

No she was anti-abortion, even for undesirables. Plus, abortion was illegal.

But, she did support sterilization, encouraged or even forced, for mentally retarded people and those with genetic issues.

She gets connected (somewhat unfairly) with racism because one of her big supporters was the KKK. The KKK might have wanted stronger eugenic measures for some.

But, MLK was also one of her fans for what he viewed as her family planning that helped blacks.