Seriously. Read about sex education by vending machine here.
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Brigitte sighs: I know you’re going to call me terminally old-fashioned again… But where are parents supposed to fit in those grand (and expensive) government strategies? Shouldn’t it be their job to look after their own children and make sure they have the sex-ed they need?
A reporter called me yesterday asking what I thought about nominating Dr. Morgentaler for the Order of Canada.
I’d say Dr. Morgentaler should get the Order of Canada over my dead body… but why stop with me? There are so many more.
Here’s one concrete reason why he should not get the Order of Canada: What part of “I don’t want to do this to my baby” didn’t he understand?
(That quote comes at the 2.44 mark of this short film).
I don’t know that any right-wing pro-lifer thinks this is a “zinger“:
But [Michael Coren] is on shakier ground when he repeats one of the right-wing blogosphere’s most prized zingers: “More abortion doctors have been killed on episodes of Law & Order than have ever been killed in real life!”
Come now. Right-wing pro-lifers don’t worry about comparing real life with Law & Order. We’re too busy figuring out how to outlaw Law & Order itself – and though it’s shooting for the stars to be sure, that pernicious thing called television all told. Nice try.
…is proving to be a bust instead. A new documentary discusses the problem. (I have not seen anything but the trailer).
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Brigitte adds: Whoa, nellie. That’s scary. And notice the bit in the trailer where they discuss the merits of the traditional family… Can you honestly say you weren’t warned?
There’s a reason why I link to The Dawn Patrol on this site-she posts good stuff. Today’s meandering exegesis examines all the bad things that have happened to her lately and how…they actually worked for good. A reminder: There is no conspiracy. Bad things happen to good people. And the trucks that repeatedly splashed slush all over my new black pants on the way to work did not do so purposefully.
The U.K. will allow men with multiple wives to claim multiple benefits. Read all about it, here. The “Have your say” question asks this: “Should multiple wives get recognition from the state?” Er, how about “Should men have multiple wives?”
Then again, any criticism is a bit of the pot calling the kettle black, in a way.
If I were Garson Romalis, I would want to make a really strong case for why dismembering 18-week-old babies isn’t wrong. He does it, here. I was going to transcribe this talk because I heard it live.
What struck me when I heard him was his tone of condescending superiority: His is the only speciality, he says, where women say “Thank you for what you do.” Excuse me? Really? Ever seen someone suffering from cancer and seen a doctor do all he could to save her? Ever seen a psychiatrist visiting patients on Christmas Eve, when he himself should be home with his family? Ever witnessed a family doc squeeze an extra patient in his day, because a patient called in desperate pain and needed to be checked out?
All Romalis knows is abortion. Instead of helping women, he puts them under the knife and sends them packing into the great silent beyond. For his two heart-wrenching anecdotes of women suffering, there are thousands more suffering today, the direct result of his actions. Only he doesn’t speak for them. Who does, is the question, really. Who does?
Just an FYI: I will be on the Tommy Schnurmacher Show at ten am EST today.
Here’s part one:
[podcast]https://www.prowomanprolife.org/media/CJAD080204-1.mp3[/podcast]
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I spoke about PWPL and the Morgentaler decision with Brock Tozer at CHRI 99.1 in Ottawa on January 28.
That same day, Brigitte was on the Aphrodite Salas show on 940 in Montreal.
[podcast]https://www.prowomanprolife.org/media/PWPL_CHRI.mp3[/podcast]