Abortion is not a religious issue

I would like to get one thing straight - at least here on NB...

Abortion is not a "religious issue." It fits the definition of murder in that it is pre-meditated and carefully planned. It also fits the definition of genocide and holocaust in that it is massive and systematic. There are many non-religious people and groups that oppose abortion.

I want to make it clear that I don't enjoy referring to abortion mothers as murderers. It must hurt like hell to hear something like that on top of the significant pain and suffering she has already experienced. So I refrain from the language more often than not.

But euphemistic and innacurate terms like "fetus" and "pro-choice" are numbing our society to this horrific practice. It is destroying our modern civilization. I therefore feel forced to remind people of the realities of the situation.

It is simply the deliberate killing of a person - therefore already illegal according to current laws - we don't need any additional legislation to correct this - simply enforcement. And the right to life must be a pillar of any political party platform for me to participate. 

Citizens like me are serious about this. We don't need a Republican president by any stretch of the imagination to accomplish our civic tasks, and therefore should not be taken for granted by the RNC. Due to it's inherently uncivil nature Roe will inevitably be overturned - no matter who is ever elected - and pro-choice Republicans may actually slow down the process, not speed it up...

There is a new film called "Lake of Fire" which "lets it all hang out" on both sides of the issue - even including the display of an actual abortion prodedure - the filming of someone being killed - very rarely allowed if ever in civilized circles...

It will be very interesting to see the reaction from both sides. I don't expect a major change right away - but I feel very positive about this film from what I hear so far.