I am perplexed. Slavery is unimaginably evil. I mean, one person
owning another, buying and selling humans like cattle, splitting up families,
mother's and sons, sisters and brothers, mistreating them, forcing them to live
in squalid conditions. I thank God that we are enlightened enough as a society
to be repulsed by the history of such barbarism.
And then, there was (and still is) the blight of antisemitism.
Nazism, white supremicism, Arianism, have fomented a hatred of Jewish people
simply by virtue of their noble race and religion. Those whom God has chosen to
bless are despised by these ignoramuses bent on their annihilation. Modern
America is appalled that such biased hatred could be fomented on a people
because of their race.
It is a blessing that our culture is intolerant of the indignities
and inhumanity of slavery and antisemitism.
But, why wouldn't we be as equally outraged at an even more egregious
and heinous practice? Aren't we yet advanced enough, haven't we yet been
enlightened enough to be angered and aggrieved that a large portion of our
population is being brutalized and butchered. Tens of thousands who have no
voice to put up for themselves are being abusively exterminated and we all turn
a blind eye to their plight. Can it be, that in 2014 America, 4000 babies per
day are sliced and diced, salinated and vacuumed from the womb to be tossed into
trash cans or incinerated like the week's collection of garbage? Human lives are
being snuffed out in the abortion mills by murderous, monstrous doctors that
make Hitler's Mengela look like a sainted Sunday school teacher.
We no longer wince, we don't even wink at this evil anymore. We make
a great show of our disdain for slavery and antisemitism and the suppression of
women, but what about the slaughter of the innocents? Where is the disgust, the
righteous indignation, the militant marching, the passionate protesting? If
slaves were still being auctioned in the town squares, if women were being
denied the right to vote, if Jews were being rounded up and sent to gas
chambers, not a one of us would sleep comfortably at night. We would shout to
the high heavens. Nothing would stop us from ending these obscene practices. But
somehow we have salved our consciences about the murder of the babies. We may go
days, weeks even months without even once ever stopping to consider the 1.5
American million babies a year who will never draw their first breath because
they have been relegated to the status of tissue mass or unviable fetus.
May God have mercy! May He welcome each of the little martyrs
personally into His glorious kingdom. May He mete out a righteous retribution to
those who willfully end these little lives because they are unhandy, unwanted
and inconvenient. May He offer a just recompense to those in the industry of
profiting off the murder of little lives which are precious in the sight of God.
America, 2014. Civilized enough to abolish slavery, righteous enough
to fight antisemitism, mature enough to grant women's suffrage, but somehow evil
enough to continue to countenance abortion.
Inconceivable!
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