Justice for the Unborn: A Great Day in America

Day 5,330, 22:05 Published in USA USA by Ronald Gipper Reagan

Today was a day that many have long hoped and prayed for, the reversal of one of the most poorly decided, unconstitutional decisions in the history of the United States. There has been such a culture of death created in this country and around the world, and many lives have been wrongfully extinguished under the supposed guise of "choice." It was a day that one of my political heroes, President Ronald Reagan, had also longed to see.

It sickens me to see the sort of propaganda appearing in the media about this, with their warped perspective of the situation. Your choice ends when it involves eliminating another human life. Today was not some dark day. It was one of the greatest days in the history of this country. It should be celebrated, and it should inspire us to re-double our efforts, and soldier on! This is a great start, but we still need to fight for a federal ban, and there are many nations around the world where unborn children also need to be saved. It is a huge victory for life, but the work is far from over. For those who don't know the specifics, this ruling by our court allows us to now enact laws on this subject, but it does not stop it in all states, and will not until we are able to take national action.

There are true pro-abortion extremists out there who will stop at nothing to try to codify abortion protections in individual states, and even further, codify it in federal law. These people if they cannot be reached or shown the light, are enemies of humanity itself. We have major US companies that are actually going to pay money for their employees to engage in horrific acts. How about these companies actually stand up for what's right instead? And it's most certainly not that.

There are countries which actually force you through your tax dollars to pay for other people to kill their own mistakes, and they call this "healthcare". I thought personal responsibility was supposed to matter, but it appears not so much in many places. I have even seen articles where there is concern that Ukrainian refugees in Poland will have difficulty obtaining abortions, as if what these poor people need is even more death? This is one of the few "civilized" nations which protects human life. We need more of those, not less.

I will never understand the mindset of people who defend this. Abortion is plain and simple, evil. The founding fathers of our nation would surely be appalled at how this imaginary right was created by actual radicals in our country. The phrase "all lives matter" is perfect for this situation. Everyone should be treated with compassion and empathy, whether they are unborn or born. The belief in the protection of life is one of my most sacred and uncompromising principles, and I will never relent on that.