Reported on the BBC News over here is a forced abortion in China. Feng Jianmei was injected with a chemical forcing an abortion that took place 36 hours later.
It was kind of weird to hear the sense of shock and outrage by the BBC when their normal position is support for the Pro Choice lobby.
I’m tempted to ask ‘what’s the problem, it’s only a fetus’. We as a country support the taking – murder – of thousands of unborn children every year. And yet, because China forces a woman to have an abortion there is outrage. We read of ‘shock over abortion photo’ yet where is the shock and outrage over thousands of children being murdered annually in the self-righteous West! Here in the UK!
There is a You Tube video of Feng Jianmei but the picture of the aborted child is blurred out. Why? To sanitize the full horror. We should be allowed to see the full horror of this horrible procedure. The picture above is from an excellent post by Matt at Well Spent Journey. Without the moral grounding of the Christian faith, a faith people do not want, a faith a secular State does not really want there is no problem whatsoever with murdering babies. Without a belief in God there is no such thing as Evil. There is no basis for the concept of evil without the Christian God.
See my previous post for more on this subject.
Related articles
- Apology for China abortion woman (bbc.co.uk)
- China suspends officials in forced abortion case (foxnews.com)
- China vows punishment over forced abortion at 7 months – Reuters (reuters.com)
- Shock at China ‘abortion photo’ (bbc.co.uk)
I think the difference is that this Chinese woman was forced to have an abortion.
Hello Kate, thanks for dropping in and commenting.
You are right of course, but the child has no choice and is forced to die either way in China or here in the UK. So who defends the unborn? The child isn’t even considered it seems.
That Chinese abortion picture was…very disturbing.
Who will protect of their right? A parent suppose to provide the need, not to kill them.
Absolutely right Hifzan.