Australian Woman Aborts Imperfect Baby

[Webster]

...there's a special place in the Ninth Circle of Dante's Hell for people like this:

A woman in Australia aborted an otherwise health baby at 7 months, because the baby’s left hand was deformed.

The mother said she believed she would feel guilty for allowing a baby to live with a disability. “I grew up with many people who were disabled, and… there was discrimination,” the mother told The Brisbane Times. “I didn’t want my child to be discriminated against."

Yup, the pro-abortion left believes disabled people just plain don’t deserve to live. And note she does the projection thing leftists often do to absolve themselves of prejudice. “It’s not that I, personally, find deformities disgusting; but other people do, and so I had to kill her to protect her from other people’s prejudice.” It’s a bit like that lesbian couple in Ohio who found themselves with a half-black child and claimed that other people’s discriminatory attitudes were the problem.

The really sad part (is) this isn’t even the worst excuse for an abortion I've ever heard (of). (Gay Patriot)

Thoughts?

 

[Jazzy]

This breaks my heart and it's disgusting what she did. What if she a perfect baby. Then that baby hurt themselves in an accident and became deformed? Would she then kill that child too? Ugh, this woman is pure evil in my book.

 

[DrLeftover]

Welcome to the world of Abortion as Birth Control when there is no restriction of how far into the term she can be for the procedure.

What Are the Kinds of In-Clinic Abortion?

There is more than one kind of in-clinic abortion procedure. The most common is called aspiration. It is also known as vacuum aspiration. Aspiration is usually used up to 16 weeks after a woman’s last period.

D&E — dilation and evacuation — is another kind of in-clinic abortion. D&E is usually performed later than 16 weeks after a woman's last period.

http://www.plannedparenthood.org/health-info/abortion/in-clinic-abortion-procedures

 

[WHO IS SERAFIN]

She is a murderer and should be treated as such.

 

[Dee]

To have aborted that far into the pregnancy and with a disability that could be easily treated with a prosthetic hand is disgusting. I, too, am pro-choice, but even in this case it wasn't necessary. This wasn't like the child would be incapable of living a normal life. It seemed a minor inconvenience if anything, and not like the child wouldn't be able to speak, walk, see, breathe or have an otherwise enjoyable life.