Author: unitedfamilies

French pro-choice politicians try to bypass the people to amend the constitution

While the overturning of Roe vs. Wade by the US Supreme Court last June was greeted with enthusiasm by pro-lifers around the world, it also set off a wave of outrage among pro-choice sympathizers. Media outlets have suggested that a “right to abortion” is in jeopardy even though very few jurisdictions affirm that such a right exists. In most places, the law still regards abortion as a necessary evil, conceding that it can be resorted to if a mother’s life is in danger.

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Washington Post promotes suicide death of man who died by self-starvation

We aren’t an anti-suicide culture anymore. Oh, sure. We bemoan those of veterans and teenagers — still — but the elderly, ill, and disabled? Not so much. The assisted-suicide movement boosts suicide in many forms. One of the most insidious is known in euthanasia parlance as VSED, which stands for “voluntary stop eating and drinking.” The idea is for people who want to die to starve and dehydrate themselves to death — with doctors palliating the agony of such a course. The euthanasia movement particularly targets the elderly for this type of advocacy.

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Don’t be scared by the cost of adoption

Since the overturning of Roe v. Wade this summer, the news cycle has been filled with myths about adoption. The Washington Post went as far as to decry adoption as an alternative to abortion. Yet another common tactic is to scare prospective adoptive families into believing that adoption isn’t financially feasible.

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