223 fan said:
unwanted,most likely anti-social because of it, taking up space, resources, jobs, and for WHAT, hmm?
In a word, John, YES.
1. If we hadn't murdered those
innocent babies, maybe God wouldn't be judging our nation right now. God hates the shedding of innocent blood - Prov. 6:16-19 and 17:15. The blood of all those babies "cries out to God from the ground" (Genesis 4:10) begging for justice to be done. When God meets out His justice for this, the problems we face today will be childs play. The wrath of God should be far more fearful to us than any SHTF fantasy we might have.
2. How can it be right to sentence the innocent to death for the mistake (sin) of another.
3. "Unwanted?"
Since when did that become a reason to put a person to death. And who gets to decide? The person with more power? Would you like for someone else to hold in their hand the choice to let you live or die?
4. "Most likely anti-social because of it, taking up space, resources, jobs".
Maybe one of those babies who was murdered would have discovered the cure for cancer, maybe they would have been the next Patrick Henry, John Adams, George Washington, John Moses Browning, Thomas Edison ...
5. "And for what, hmm?"
How about because it's RIGHT ... because every human being has the right to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness ... because life is a gift from God that can only be taken away by God or those He delegates His authority to (the civil government).