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Japanese Catholic Hospital Sets Up First ?Baby Drop Box?
2008-05-21 14:05:00 An anonymous baby ?drop box? in southern Japan has received 17 abandoned babies in its first year since opening last May. The Catholic-run Jikei Hospital in Kumamoto created the ?Stork?s Cradle? after a series of high-profile cases in which babies were left in parks and at supermarkets. People can leave babies in an incubator via a hatch ...
By: Webloggin
More Perspective on the Yale Abortion Art Hoax-Non-Hoax
2008-04-20 17:33:00 I was following the incoming links from my Were Yale Professors Willing Dupes in Hoax About ?Abortion Art?? article when I stumbled upon a very insightful take. Wanda Rizzuto over at Blog Critics had this to say: There?s been a bit of outrage over the last few days, but not quite enough. Some people are yakking about ...
By: Webloggin
Were Yale Professors Willing Dupes in Hoax About ?Abortion Art??
2008-04-19 20:30:00 As many of you probably know by now the Yale Daily News was party to a sick and demented hoax by art student Aliza Shvarts who claimed that her senior project documented repeated self induced abortions over a nine month period. Beginning next Tuesday, Shvarts will be displaying her senior art project, a documentation of a ...
By: Webloggin
Update Reader mail: Carleton University Abortion Debate
2008-03-19 18:11:00 Update: The Carleton Lifeline Exec Posts this message on the Carleton University Abortion Debate. It's still a go for tonight!Here's the info on the debate:Hello Everyone:On Wednesday, March 19th, Carleton University's pro-life club will be hosting a debate on the topic of abortion. Stephanie Gray of the Canadian Center for Bioethical Reform will be representing the pro-life side, while Carleton's Debating Society will represent the pro-choice side. The debate will be followed by a period of Q&A. Details of the debate are as follows:Carleton University, 103 Stacie BuildingWednesday, March 19th, 7:00-9:00pmHope to see you there!Carleton Lifeline exec.The Censors never sleep. A reader advises:The posters advertising the abortion debate scheduled for Wed. March 19th at Carleton University, were torn off the walls in the University Centre and I can find no mention of the debate anywhere on the Carleton University website. I will check again tomorrow to see if there is any mentio...
By: BlazingCatFur
My take on the youth sex culture in America
2008-03-12 19:30:00 Soccer Dad, who has a wonderful blog here, sent me a nice email agreeing with the points I made in my Biology will have its way post. He added an anecdote about Planned Parenthood: ?The archdiocese of Baltimore announced that it would pay for counseling for women who had undergone abortions. Planned Parenthood objected. It ...
By: Webloggin
Pro-Life Gets a Correct Ruling From The 9th Circuit Court
2008-01-29 20:29:00 The Ninth Circuit, which is the laughing stock of the federal judiciary because it is overruled so often, did something bizarre yesterday: it issued a Constitutionally correct decision. Not only that, the decision meant that a citizens? group will be able to engage in free speech that is contrary to the type of speech the ...
By: Webloggin
Some Abortion Debate Facts
2007-11-18 20:30:00 There are two major sides to every argument, and when we are talking about abortion debate facts, it is no different. Pro-Choice is a term used for those who are essentially pro-abortion. (...)
And the abortion debate rages on
2007-11-08 17:45:00 One of today’s most controversial topics, the abortion debate pits the rights of a mother against the rights of a fetus. The most common, clear-cut stances on the issue are “pro-choice” and “pro-life,” which hinge on legal and moral considerations. Another common viewpoint is a more blended pragmatist view, which states that abortion should be prohibited except for specific cases. "Pro-choice"
Fox TV Promotes Sex Etc. Site for Teens
2007-11-07 21:19:00 Note: This article is crossposted at NewsBusters. The Waxman video is at the bottom. The Morning Show with Mike and Juliet ran a segment this morning that promoted the Rutgers University Sex, ETC. site for teens. Unfortunately I was not able to watch the program so I can not comment on the specifics of the segment ...
By: Webloggin
Twisting the Abortion Debate to New Lows
2007-08-01 21:54:00 Reposting of previous post due to publication issues; sometimes free comes with costs!“Gloopity glop,” was the story change from Christy Freeman of Ocean City, MD earlier this week when confronted by police after being found bleeding. Police believe she caused the stillbirth of the “26-week-old male fetus” found wrapped in a towel covered in blood under the bathroom sink in her home. Police found additional bodies of babies on her property. In a post earlier this week, “Asking How Much Jail Time for Women Having an Abortion if Roe Were Overturned?” based upon an essay by Anna Quindlen in Newsweek, regarding the “gobsmacked” look on pro-life activists protesting outside an abortion clinic in Libertyville, IL when asked the question. When posed this way, Quindlen asserts: “there are only two logical choices: hold women accountable for a criminal act by sending them to prison, or refuse to criminalize the act in the first place. If you can't countenance...
Abortion debate rages
2007-04-20 15:59:00 Over the past couple of days I have read some scathing reviews from the left regarding the recent USSC decision to uphold the federal ban on the intact dilation and extraction procedure, otherwise known as partial birth abortion. Pretty much all of the attacks have included two basic arguments, both of which are either dishonest or just poorly reasoned. The first of the arguments is a bad legal argument that pretty much states that two different courts should never come up with two different conclusions to similar questions. The other argument is that this ruling will put the woman's health in jeopardy. Let's start with the legal argument that two courts should never come up with different decisions on similar subjects. This really goes into the questions of staris decisis and what importance precedent plays in making a judicial decision. The problem here is obvious. Seven of the nine justices that were on the court back in 2003 are still on the court today. The 2003 decision wa...
By: Coldheartedtruth
Ultrasound Technology Has Transformed the Abortion Debate
2007-04-05 04:22:00 An aid in making a decision about the life of a child. Karen England - ChronWatch.com This past week Mississippi became the eighth state to enact legislation offering women seeking an abortion the chance to see ultrasound images of their unborn child. The other states giving women this option are Alabama, Arkansas, Indiana, Michigan, Oklahoma, Utah, and Wisconsin. Three other states: Idaho, Georgia, and South Carolina, are currently considering similar legislation. The South Carolina legislation is unique because it would make ultrasound viewing mandatory. Rather than giving women the option of seeing the images, it would require the images to be shown. Naturally, the Pro-Choice proponents think this is bad legislation. But think about it for a minute … shouldn’t we be providing as much information as possible on ALL the choices available to a young pregnant woman? Hmmmm? Do you think that the lives of 5 million babies who have died because of abortion, just since begi...
The Abortion Debate
2007-03-14 06:00:00 The Abortion Debate for the Legal Information on klickbuy.com
Abortion debate gains volume in Europe
2007-02-08 11:20:01 The latest battleground is Portugal. Voters will decide Sunday whether to relax one of Europe's toughest anti-abortion laws by legalizing the procedure during the first 10 weeks of pregnancy.
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