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Murder, Incorporated, otherwise known by the Orwellian name of Planned Parenthood, is set to lose up to $60 million taxpayer dollars, which were going into the coffers of Moloch by an indirect means.
The federal government many years ago set up something called Title X in order to fund the moral abomination known as contraception, and also to help the poor with obstetric and gynecological medical costs. Title X explicitly said the funds cannot be used for abortion. Murder Inc ignored that rule, and fifty years of GOP and Dem administrations just let them get away with it.
Until Trump.
His administration enacted a rule stating that the baby killing abattoirs where the tiny bodies (only a few still alive and crying) are ground into dogfood, where the tiny skulls piled into serial killer trophies with no tears in their little, empty eyesockets, and where the wee pink skins made into lampshades, had to be separate from any facilities paid for by Title X funds, so that the blood-soaked dollars going run the baby abattoirs were clearly kept separate, and the tiny, shrill screams of babies dying and louder moans of weeping mothers being beaten by their live-in boyfriends would not drown out the conversations in the medical rooms.
Remember: a woman’s right to choose means her live-in boyfriend can force her to kill the child he fathered on her without her ever once seeing or holding it. This makes it more convenient for him to leave her and move onto his next sexual conquest. He does not have to see the tiny ghost who will seat on moonless nights on her windowsill, looking down silently at its mother and murderer. You’ve come a long way, baby!
Murder Incorporated objected to the Trump rule preventing them from advertising their murder skills as part of the family planning funded under Title X, calling it a ‘gag order.’ Of course, they call infanticide a woman’s health issue, so no one not addicted to self deception need pay much attention to what they decide to call things to make evil seem good, or good seem evil.
Murder Incorporated sued in the Ninth Circuit, but lost, which is a sign of the Second Coming or something.
About John C Wright
John C. Wright is a practicing philosopher, a retired attorney, newspaperman, and newspaper editor, and a published author of science fiction. Once a Houyhnhnm, he was expelled from the august ranks of purely rational beings when he fell in love; but retains an honorary title.
