http://tpmcafe.talkingpointsmemo.com/talk/blogs/gregorzap/2009/05/taunting-christians.php

Here is an pold post of mine from weeks ago. It spells out her tactics.

Dear Ms...

I represent Americans for Mandatory Abortions. Our membership has recently shot up to 3 million from 20 overnite. I just sent out circulars quoting all of your hate mail.

We now have a war chest of 70 billion dollars to begin our lobbying efforts.

The government will one day fund all abortions and grant scholarships to ivy league schools for every woman who voluntarily undergoes an abortion.

THe final goal of our organizations is to guarantee that every woman of child bearing age in this country will have one abortion by executive order.

Very truly yours,

Negative Population Growth

The womb is supposed to be a safe place of peace for a baby. But that monster would intrude and kill each one of them, with no remorse.

I guess God doesn't know that, because He kills babies in the womb.

It's called a miscarriage and you better hope you don't have one in a Catholic Hospital. link

Muslim or Christian David, the Taliban decide which rules and laws they will follow, and which ones they make up that you must follow too, or else.

"Wow, how about the wombs that all of those babies were in? The womb is supposed to be a safe place of peace for a baby. But that monster would intrude and kill each one of them, with no remorse."

I want ignorant losers like Ms. Smith to tell me where the woman is in all this. In her formulation, there is no woman; only a womb.

Does she think that woman have any rights, or only the obligation to be fruitful and multiply? Do they have any right to happiness, other than the happiness they might find in raising and bearing children?

And finally, I want Ms. Smith the explain to me why abortion is wrong in the following situation:

"In 1994 my wife and I found out that she was pregnant. The pregnancy was difficult and unusually uncomfortable but her doctor repeatedly told her things were fine. Sometime early in the 8th month my wife, an RN who at the time was working in an infertility clinic asked the Dr. she was working for what he thought of her discomfort. He examined her and said that he couldn’t be certain but thought that she might be having twins. We were thrilled and couldn’t wait to get a new sonogram that hopefully would confirm his thoughts. Two days later our joy was turned to unspeakable sadness when the new sonogram showed conjoined twins. Conjoined twins alone is not what was so difficult but the way they were joined meant that at best only one child would survive the surgery to separate them and the survivor would more than likely live a brief and painful life filled with surgery and organ transplants. We were advised that our options were to deliver into the world a child who’s life would be filled with horrible pain and suffering or fly out to Wichita Kansas and to terminate the pregnancy under the direction of Dr. George Tiller.

We made an informed decision to go to Kansas. One can only imagine the pain borne by a woman who happily carries a child for 8 months only to find out near the end of term that the children were not to be and that she had to make the decision to terminate the pregnancy and go against everything she had been taught to believe was right. This was what my wife had to do. Dr. Tiller is a true American hero. The nightmare of our decision and the aftermath was only made bearable by the warmth and compassion of Dr. Tiller and his remarkable staff. Dr. Tiller understood that this decision was the most difficult thing that a woman could ever decide and he took the time to educate us and guide us along with the other two couples who at the time were being forced to make the same decision after discovering that they too were carrying children impacted by horrible fetal anomalies. I could describe in great detail the procedures and the pain and suffering that everyone is subjected to in these situations. However, that is not the point of the post. We can all imagine that this is not something that we would wish on anyone. The point is that the pain and suffering were only mitigated by the compassion and competence of Dr. George Tiller and his staff."

Should this woman have risked her own life in order to give birth to a severely deformed child? And, if so, is there any instance in which a woman would be justified in terminating a pregnancy?

In my opinion, only a monster would completely subordinate women to the dictates of their womb. You are such a monster, Ms. Smith. Your definition of "life" inevitably leads only to more suffering and death.