The US House of Representatives passed a bill (H.R. 7) yesterday which, according to Huffpost, "would prevent women from having their abortions covered by Medicaid; restrict a woman's ability to buy private insurance plans that include abortion coverage; and deny small businesses a tax credit, which they currently receive through the Affordable Care Act, if they include abortion care in their health insurance plans."
Our leaders in the White House had something to say about that:
Our leaders in the White House had something to say about that:
The Administration strongly opposes H.R. 7. The legislation would intrude on women's reproductive freedom and access to health care; increase the financial burden on many Americans; unnecessarily restrict the private insurance choices that consumers have today; and restrict the District of Columbia's use of local funds, which undermines home rule.
Our president and his administration list all of the things they consider more valuable than human life. Just read between the lines a little bit, and here's what you get:
Human sacrifice is permissible, as long as it meets the following criteria:
1. The individual sacrificed must be a child still in his/her mother's womb.
2. The sacrifice must be for at least one of the following reasons:
• to avoid the inconvenience of parenting
• to save money
Furthermore, restrictions on the practice of human sacrifice must NOT:
• limit anyone's healthcare options
• restrict the federal government's ability to spend taxpayers' money
Do not be fooled. We live in one of the most bloodthirsty civilizations known to man. In 2014 we sacrificed more than 3,000 children every day to our idols of convenience, greed, education, and immorality. I am firmly convinced that future generations will look back on our society with horror. Rwandan genocide, Stalin's massacres, transatlantic slave trade, the Holocaust—all will fade into the background as our descendants gasp, "They did what?"
Alex McNeilly
Campus Director
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