Thirty-two years ago today, the U.S. Supreme Court held that women have a right to privacy to kill their unborn children:
This right of privacy, whether it be founded in the Fourteenth Amendment’s concept of personal liberty and restrictions upon state action, as we feel it is, or, as the District Court determined, in the Ninth Amendment’s reservation of rights to the people, is broad enough to encompass a woman’s decision whether or not to terminate her pregnancy.
Since the ruling, over 43 million unborn babies have been murdered in the womb.
Related links and posts: The Enemy’s Influence, 43 Million Sacrifices and the entire Child Killing category. Also see National Right to Life and LifeNews.com.
If you’re blogging about the anniverary today, send me your link.
Around the blogosphere: Wittenberg Gate, TulipGirl, MediaSoul, Jay Quinby, Blogicus, Prolife Blogs, Instapunk (graphic image alert), Scooter, Captain’s Quarters, Commonwealth Conservative, The Paragraph Farmer, The Great Separation, Frank Villon, Myopic Zeal, Free4Good, Snipehunters, mrparx…
Celebrate life! Dean Esmay and his wife Rosemary just had a baby boy. (Thanks, Juliette.)
Motion to overturn Roe vs. Wade
McCorvey filing a Motion 60 to overturn Roe vs. Wade today:
Background . . . .
In October, the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals denied McCorvey’s Rule 60 motion asking the Supreme Court to reverse the case based on a change in circumstances followin…
Trackback by Pajama Hadin — 01.22.05 @ 11:30 am
Yep, that’s the blogging topic of the day.
http://www.tulipgirl.com/mt/archives/000555.html
Comment by TulipGirl — 01.22.05 @ 11:33 am
Obligatory Anniversary Roe Post
Yes, today is the 32nd anniversary of the Supreme Court’s decision in the matter of Roe V. Wade. [Read the Court Decision] Be sure to investigate the links La Shawn Barber posted.
Honestly, I almost didn’t post anything about the anniversary. Th…
Trackback by LifeSteward — 01.22.05 @ 2:03 pm
Let Us Mourn - 32 years of Death
In the United States, over 45 million pre-born boys and girls have been killed since the Jan. 22, 1973 Supreme Court Decision that legalized abortion. Each year, nearly 20,000 abortions are performed after the 21st week of pregnancy. Our latest…
Trackback by ProLifeBlogs — 01.22.05 @ 2:21 pm
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Pingback by IntolerantElle.com » A dark day in American history — 01.22.05 @ 2:25 pm
NEVER FORGET: 43 MILLION LOST LIVES
It’s the 32nd anniversary of the Roe v. Wade decision. Remembrances from around the blogosphere and beyond… Dawn Eden covers the controversy in Boulder, Colorado, over a church planning to bury the ashes of up to 1,000 aborted children. David…
Trackback by Michelle Malkin — 01.22.05 @ 3:17 pm
Remembering 32 Years and 45 Million Deaths
In the United States, over 45 million pre-born children have been killed since the Jan. 22, 1973 Supreme Court Decision that legalized surgical abortion. Each year, nearly 20,000 abortions are performed after the 21st week of pregnancy. - more at Pro-L…
Trackback by bLogicus — 01.22.05 @ 3:44 pm
An anniversary I don’t feel like celebrating
Today marks the 32nd anniversary of an event that I don’t much care to celebrate:
Roe v. Wade.
As LaShawn Barber notes, we’re now 43 million murdered babies later. That number makes me gasp; it’s almost too much to process.
I’m going t…
Trackback by Commonwealth Conservative — 01.22.05 @ 3:51 pm
Few people put illegal immigration and abortion together, but when you consider that close to half of those 43 million aborted children would be workforce age today, the argument for illegal immigrants filling the jobs we would not take goes away. Those 21 million or so job-age Americans aborted would instead be filling those positions today and the whole issue of giving illegals a pass because we need them to work the jobs Americans will not work would be moot; Americans WOULD be working those jobs and there would be no incentive for illegals to be streaming in.
No one ever makes this connection. This is how one evil leads to an unintended second evil.
Comment by DLE — 01.22.05 @ 4:25 pm
Roe v. Wade Anniversary Round Up
The sadness that occurs when considering the 46 million lives taken since 1973 is overwhelming. But one thing that I think is often overlooked in this discussion is the 40+ million women who are scarred, that desparately need our love.
This was suc…
Trackback by Myopic Zeal — 01.22.05 @ 5:19 pm
A Day of Infamy with Far More Casualties - Roe vs. Wade
La Shawn Barber notes this other day that will live in infamy . . .
Trackback by Now You Know — 01.22.05 @ 5:31 pm
That and 1.3 Billion performed worldwide.
Visit http://www.silentscream.org/ (unforunately, due to the use of java applets, this site is best seen using Internet Explorer 5.5+)
“Now for the first time, we have the technology to see abortion from the victims vantage point.
Ultrasound imaging has allowed us to see this.”
-Dr. Bernard Nathanson
Dr. Nathanson had performed over 70K abortions, before he had the bright idea to use technology to videotape the baby while performing an abortion.
That videotape pricked his conscience and forced him to hang up his tools of death and to speak out against this murder for profit, much to the horror of NARAL and other pro-child murderers who would have you believe that abortion is sexy, yes sexy!!
“I remember laughing when we made those slogans up,” recalls Bernard Nathanson, M.D., co-founder of pro-abortion group NARAL, reminiscing about the early days of the pro-abortion movement in the late ’60s and early ’70s.
“We were looking for some sexy, catchy slogans to capture public opinion. They were very cynical slogans then, just as all of these slogans today are very, very cynical.”
http://www.pregnantpause.org/abort/remember-naral.htm
INDEED
Comment by Andy — 01.22.05 @ 5:44 pm
I blogged about it today. This is always a touchy subject for me, having been an unplanned child myself.
Comment by Sondra — 01.22.05 @ 5:47 pm
Blogging Roe V. Wade.
Speakers or truth. - Today marks the anniversary of the Roe v. Wade decision by the U.S. Supreme Court. Since then 43 million have perished. In the run up to today, I penned, “Arise Prophets of God,” on the 18th.
Trackback by The Great Separation — 01.22.05 @ 7:05 pm
32 years too long
In Roe v. Wade, decided 32 years ago today, the U.S. Supreme Court failed to protects the rights of unborn human life.
Since then, more than 43 million women have exercised their “choice” to take the lives of their unborn children. Worldwide, the …
Trackback by blogan — 01.23.05 @ 1:59 am
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Pingback by My View of the World » A sad anniversary — 01.23.05 @ 4:35 am
Sanctity of Life Sunday
Today is usually designated as Sanctity of Life Sunday, since it falls on the weekend that is the anniversary of the Roe v. Wade decision.
Trackback by In my own little corner... — 01.23.05 @ 10:10 am
Jolly Digest 1-23-05
Yesterday we had the biggest snowstorm of the year here in the Baltimore area which means that church is canceled today.
Trackback by JOLLYBLOGGER - a weblog for jolly beggars — 01.23.05 @ 10:24 am
Blog Posts You Should Read
I didn’t get to blog yesterday as our errand route included 15 stops (15!) and after that many times in and out of the car, with all the schlepping of stuff involved, I was just too tired. But I am happy to say that a lot of those I like to read were …
Trackback by OKIE on the LAM - In LA — 01.23.05 @ 2:35 pm
[…] If there is any further doubt read LaShawn Barber, Wittenberg Gate, blogicus, and Tulip Girl. […]
Pingback by SmartChristian Blog » ABORTION KILLS — 01.23.05 @ 4:17 pm
LaShawn
. . . has a roundup on the anniversary of Roe v. Wade. Right now I’m anti-abortion, but pro-choice. Don’t expect that second part to last, however: not if I’m going to have to wait years to adopt a child…
Trackback by Little Miss Attila — 01.24.05 @ 5:29 am
Hi LaShawn, I attempted to send you a track back ping via Haloscan but it was not successful. Just wanted to let you know I did refer to this post in one of my own on Monday.
blessings,
Feeble
Comment by Feeble Knees — 01.27.05 @ 12:53 pm
“For most young girls, sex isn’t fun”
It was Christie Todd Whitman on Chris Matthews’
Trackback by sisu — 01.27.05 @ 8:01 pm