So, When Does Your Babies Heart Begin
To Beat?
By de Andréa
Opinion Editorialist for
‘THE BOTTOM LINE’
Posted May 19, 2019
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‘From college’.
Are the apathetic Americans finally beginning
to wake up and fight back?
The Missouri legislature has passed a major ‘pro-life bill’
Thursday that would ban abortions after babies have detectable heartbeats. Usually before the mother is fully aware
she is pregnant, less than two months. “The
heart forms, and begins to beat on approximately the 25th day after conception.
The sound of the heart beat can already be detected
electronically on an oscilloscope, (5
to 6 weeks after the last menstrual period)”. You wouldn’t be
able to hear it with the naked ear until after the second month - that is unless
you happen to be a dog.
And oh, for all the people that have been further lied to and
told that the baby/fetus/ (embryo which is actually a fertilized egg before the
cells begin to divide) doesn’t feel any pain during an abortion. Well the truth
be told, which it isn’t, also during the second month and to the end, all the baby’s
organs are already formed, including the central nervous system, brain, spinal cord,
and sensory nerves. (We’re not talking about an elephant here.) Yes the baby
can feel pain, he/she is being tortured to death during an abortion…the baby just
can’t tell you. You couldn’t either, if your lungs were full of amniotic fluid.
But State laws dealing with the first degree premeditated murder
against innocent American children are slowly beginning to show up on the
horizon. Since 1973, in 46 years more than 60 million innocent little Americans
have been brutally murdered. Tortured to death…that’s just a fact my friend. That
beats Hitler’s record exterminations of a mere 12 – 18 million people. And the “Pro
Choice” people have hypocritically condemned Hitler.
Americans are looking for children to adopt. They even go outside
the country to find them. Because we just kill them.
At the same time that we rid ourselves of this atrocity in
American history, we must develop the adoption laws to make it easy for a
mother to give up the child to a good home if she so chooses.
That is “A MOTHERS RIGHT TO CHOOSE! My friend. Murder isn’t one of the choices. It’s
against the law.
The Missouri State Senate approved the heartbeat bill in a
24-10 vote early Thursday and the House put the finishing touches on the bill
Friday. Republican Gov. Mike Parson supports the legislation and will sign it
into law. “Until the day that we no
longer have abortions in this country, I will never waver in the fight for
life,”
Parson said during a Wednesday pro-life rally.
The Missouri
legislation comes after Alabama’s governor signed a bill Wednesday making
abortions illegal and, before that, Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp signed a similar
heartbeat bill banning abortions.
The pro-life bill
provides protections for unborn babies in a wide range of scenarios, while
taking into account court rulings like Roe v. Wade that restrict states
from protecting the unborn. The text of the bill bans abortions after eight
weeks of pregnancy, with exceptions for medical emergencies. Abortionists who
violate the measure could be punished with up to 15 years in prison. Women are
excluded from prosecution in the bill.
It also includes a provision that would completely ban abortions
once Roe v. Wade is overturned. Additionally, the bill has measures that
would prohibit unborn babies from being aborted up to various limits between 14
weeks and 20 weeks if courts strike down the eight-week ban, starting the court
fight all over again.
The bill declares
the state of Missouri and all its political subdivisions a “sanctuary of life
state” and bans discriminatory abortions for reasons of sex, race, or Down’s
syndrome, it requires abortionists to have adequate malpractice insurance, and
more. The bill now returns to the House for final approval.
“This is the type of
legislation that is designed to withstand a challenge and to actually save
lives in our state,” said state House Speaker Elijah Haahr, according to the report.
However,
pro-abortion Democrats slammed the bill as “extreme” during the Senate debate. “So
much of this bill is just shaming women into some kind of complacency that says
we are vessels of pregnancy rather than understanding that women’s lives all
hold different stories,” state Sen. Jill Schupp said. She criticized
the bill for not allowing exceptions for unborn babies conceived in rape. “Who
knows what will happen to the young girls of this state should this law move
forward and prevent those who are already victims,” Schupp said.
Pro-life
Republicans defended the bill as lifesaving. The abortion industry (Murder Inc)
is expected to challenge the legislation if it passes, but state Attorney
General Eric Schmitt said he will defend the unborn in court, KSMU reports. “If they get something done, we’re ready,
willing and able even it takes us all the way to the Supreme Court of the
United States.” Schmitt said earlier this month.
Polling released
earlier this year by SBA List found that 82 percent of Missouri voters –
including 66 percent of Democrats, 83 percent of Independents, 83 percent of
women, and 61 percent of self-described pro-choice voters – support a law
prohibiting late-term abortions (only 18 percent support allowing late-term
abortions). We have become a Democracy ruled by the majority of the federal and
state legislators, rather than the majority of the people.
The news comes just
hours after Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey signed a law to protect all unborn
babies from abortions in her state. Last week, Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp also signed a law protecting
unborn babies from abortions after their heartbeats are detectable, about six
weeks.
States that have officially enacted
heartbeat bills
Alabama
Goveror Kay
Ivey signed into law a bill that bans abortion at
any stage of pregnancy. Lawmakers did not include exceptions for rape and
incest in the passed bill, which does contain an exception for when a pregnancy
creates a serious health risk for a woman. Under the bill, doctors could be
charged with a felony for performing the procedure and face decades in prison.
Georgia
Georgia’s
abortion law bans abortions after a fetal heartbeat can be detected. Exceptions
for rape and incest are allowed only if a girl or woman has filed a police
report.
Kentucky
Kentucky’s
fetal heartbeat bill, which was to take effect immediately after
being passed in March, was temporarily blocked by a federal judge.
Mississippi
In March,
just months after a ban on abortion after 15 weeks was struck down as
unconstitutional by a federal judge, Governor Phil Bryant signed
an even more restrictive bill, banning abortion once a fetal
heartbeat can be detected. It contains no exceptions for rape or incest.
Missouri
Lawmakers in
the Missouri Legislature passed legislation to ban abortion at eight
weeks of pregnancy, just hours before their Friday deadline to pass bills. The
measure will now go to Republican Governor Mike Parson, who supports it.
Ohio
Ohio’s law
also bans abortion once a heartbeat is detected and provides no exceptions for
rape or incest. Critics are pointing to the case of an 11-year-old Ohio girl who was
allegedly raped by a 26-year-old man, impregnating her. Under the new law,
which is not yet in effect, the girl would be forced to carry the pregnancy to
term.
States considering heartbeat
bills
Louisiana
A heartbeat
bill passed the Louisiana Senate in early May and is now under consideration in the House.
Tennessee
After passing
the House, efforts to enact a heartbeat bill in Tennessee failed in the state
Senate in April. Lawmakers instead
passed legislation that would automatically ban abortion if Roe v.
Wade is overturned.
West
Virginia
West
Virginia’s heartbeat bill was introduced and referred to committee before the
2019 regular session ended in March.
South
Carolina
The South
Carolina House passed a heartbeat bill in late April, but because of
legislative rules, the bill’s proponents need a two-thirds vote in the Senate
to bring it to the floor for debate, according to the Post and Courier.
Still more
work to do
On the other hand, Vermont passed a radical pro-abortion law this week
that creates
a “right” to abort an unborn baby for any reason up to and including time of birth.
Rhode Island lawmakers narrowly defeated a late term abortion
bill this month.
New York’s new pro-abortion law has drawn outrage from all across the country and the world. It completely strips away all legal protections for unborn babies and allows them to be aborted for any reason even after they are born.
But New York is not alone my friend.
Seven other states also allow unborn babies to be aborted through all nine months of pregnancy and have done so for years, the Christian Post reports.
Those states are Alaska,
Colorado, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New Mexico, New York, Oregon and Vermont,
along with Washington, D.C. This fact is confirmed
by the Guttmacher Institute, a pro-abortion research group and former arm
of Planned Parenthood. Several of these states are considering bills this
winter to codify their late-term abortion laws in case the U.S. Supreme Court
overturns Roe v. Wade.
So
how about the Federal Government? Well my friend they have even fewer morels, they refuse any care for any babies born alive
Nancy Pelosi and her band of Democrat Communists have
Blocked all Bills to Stop Infanticide (that is the premeditated murder of
children) 44 times.
Nancy Pelosi and House Communists continue to refuse a request
to allow a vote on the Born Alive Abortion Survivors Protection Act,
legislation that would stop infanticide and provide medical care and treatment
for babies who survive abortions.
Late Wednesday, House
Democrats refused a vote on the bill for the 44th time — reading the same
statement they have read the previous 43 occasions that claims there is no
bipartisan agreement to bring the bill up for a vote. Despite the claim,
Republican leaders have repeatedly asked Pelosi and top Democrats to reach an
agreement for the bill to receive a vote.
This is the 46th time in total
that Congressional Democrat Socialists Communists have thwarted an attempt by
Republicans to vote on a bill that would provide basic medical care and
treatment for babies who have survived failed abortions —44 times in the House and twice in the Senate.
LHHS Ranking Member Tom Cole (R-OK) offered an amendment to
withhold funds to any medical entity that does not ensure that any infant born
alive following an abortion receives the same medical care as any other infant
born at the same gestational age. Every Republican voted for the pro-life
amendment to stop infanticide while every Democrat on the committee, except
Texas Democrat Henry Cuellar, voted tocommit murder of children.
In April, Republican Whip Steve Scalise and Representative Ann
Wagner moved forward with a discharge petition to force Speaker
Pelosi to schedule a vote. That’s a petition any member of Congress can sign to
allow legislation to move out of committee and to the House floor when the
party controlling Congress refuses to allow a vote on it.
So far, 199 members have signed on, including three
Democrats — short of the majority necessary to get the bill to the floor for a
vote.
THE BOTTOM LINE: Earlier I said: “We
have become a Democracy ruled by the majority of the federal and state legislators,
rather than the majority of the people.” That’s oligarchy my friend,
and it’s a long way from what we once were, a Constitutional Republic ruled by
law not the majority.
Speaking of law, the Democrat Communists kind‘a make that up as
they go along. They claim that ‘Pro Life’
is unconstitutional. Well it’s not ignorance my friend, it’s just criminal. Pro-life
is one of those basic human rights covered under the Ninth Amendment. “The enumeration in the Constitution, of
certain rights, shall not be construed to deny or disparage others retained by
the people.” The
right to life is considered common law. But then as I said in a democracy the law is irrelevant we
are ruled by the majority in government, or laws contrary to the Constitution that the courts illegally make up like Roe v Wade.
Is the next
step total absolute despotism, or a return to the rule of law.
We
use to be better than that…
Thanks for listening my friend. Now
go do the right thing, pray and fight for truth and freedom.
-
de Andréa
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