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Broorel

PostPosted: Thu Mar 09, 2006 5:27 pm


The past few days have been a bit odd for me. I've been unsettled about life and issues in a way that is new for me. It's hard to express in words exactly what I've experienced but I think it boils down to a confusion and hopelessness for humanity.

I've been reading more pro-choice articles than is probably good for my soul. I read them looking for a glimmer of something to allow me to see some good in their movement. I looked for empowerment, I looked for justice, and I even looked for some moral good. I looked. What I found was a numb assortment of selfish wants and mortal desires. I found women broken by the establishment of abortion. Women who rely on abortion as a way to put their bodies and selves back into submission. It is about control. But it goes much further than the control over self it is so often portrayed. I found women who are fighting for a cause not because of the moral implications of killing their offspring, but because they are terrified of a world where they would be unable to control their own destinies by means of asserting ultimate control over the destinies of their children.

Control is what it comes down to. After countless years of subservience, women have decided to assert their dominance by enslaving a new group. A weaker group. Because of the injustices of the past, women are inflicting their own injustices for the future. It is quite reminiscent of a certain time, in a certain place, where another group of downtrodden rose to fight not their oppressors, but those who were weak and could be easily overthrown.

Abortion is cowardly. Instead of overthrowing the patriarchal society and reaching for a potential inclusive of maternity, women have pushed aside their very femininity for mans ideology of unrepentant strength. We have become who we hated. We have become heartless monsters trampling anyone who stands in way of our superficial success.

Why has it become acceptable for the oppressed to continue the chain of violence and brut order? Why have we allowed ourselves to sink to the level of the slave owner? Why are we destroying life, not in order for us to live, but in order for us to flourish in the hideous world we refuse to abolish.

This is not acceptable. If our answer to fascism is the domination of the weak, how are we any better than our oppressors? I do not believe that people begin atrocities with the intention to force others into the subjection that they have suffered. Or maybe they do. Maybe this is some sort of revenge via transference...If we can't kill the despot, kill the children.


We have become the monster.
PostPosted: Thu Mar 09, 2006 5:30 pm


Awe inspiring. and sad...and yet...true....

Tiger of the Fire


divineseraph

PostPosted: Thu Mar 09, 2006 5:53 pm


that is very true... you should post it in the debate forum, seriously, it will make them think, plant a seed of doubt at least. it is so beautiful, yet so tragic because it's true.
PostPosted: Thu Mar 09, 2006 5:55 pm


Broorel
Instead of overthrowing the patriarchal society and reaching for a potential inclusive of maternity, women have pushed aside their very femininity for mans ideology of unrepentant strength.


This is one of the most baffling things to be about the pro-choice stance. Woman will never be equal to man if they deny who and what they are. It's a basic fact of life that women are life-bearers. Until all women accept and embrace that, they will never be equal to man.

Broorel
Why has it become acceptable for the oppressed to continue the chain of violence and brut order? Why have we allowed ourselves to sink to the level of the slave owner? Why are we destroying life, not in order for us to live, but in order for us to flourish in the hideous world we refuse to abolish.


This, unfortunately, is the nature of humanity. How often have you heard stories of one who was abused becoming the abuser? Until someone makes a choice to stop that kind of behavior, it is just perpetuated. And that's why what we do is so important as pro-lifers. We're here to try and stop that cycle.

Beautiful piece, Broorel. Sad, but beautiful.

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divineseraph

PostPosted: Thu Mar 09, 2006 5:58 pm


yes, i was going to somment on it- it would be like an abuse victim torturing animals, beating their own children, or something like that- it just doesn't make sense, one shouldn't need to kill to feel empowered. they need counsiling if that is their mindframe. perhaps one could go as far as saying that pro-choice is a form of mental disorder, like child abuse?
PostPosted: Thu Mar 09, 2006 6:07 pm


Thanks, I was just getting really fed up/depressed with everything. Here's the article that sent me over the edge: http://www.commondreams.org/views06/0210-22.htm

Broorel


divineseraph

PostPosted: Thu Mar 09, 2006 6:14 pm


how could any christian even THINK that's ok, at all? seriosuly, THINK- though shalt not kill- simply stated, done, and over. now, even if that's not enough, just TRY explaining to Jesus WHY your nine (actually, again, about 5 noticable, if that) months was worth more than a lifetime
PostPosted: Thu Mar 09, 2006 6:29 pm


I dont really know. The selfishness of the editorial really hit a note with me. And the line that "there are two people involved, but only one gets to make the choice" It just really made me think about the power/dominiance involved in the abortion issue.

Broorel


Tiger of the Fire

PostPosted: Thu Mar 09, 2006 6:31 pm


Broorel
Thanks, I was just getting really fed up/depressed with everything. Here's the article that sent me over the edge: http://www.commondreams.org/views06/0210-22.htm


Ahhh...how sad for her. Her ignorance is quite apparent. Ignornace of the Christian faith I mean, as well as the power of God (for those of us who believe, I speak only to believers.) She says its a womans right to chooose and no one elses business what she does. Does this include God? Is it not His business when you decide to kill a life He created? She said what happens in the situation of abortion is for a woman and for a woman alone? Is God excluded form this? Is she, a Christian, who I am now judging through biblical word, saying that God has no place in the decision of a woman to kill her child?
PostPosted: Thu Mar 09, 2006 6:41 pm


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Akshamala

PostPosted: Thu Mar 09, 2006 6:56 pm


I wish I could find my special voice so I can speak more in this guild, but for now I want to thank you, Broorel, for posting this. ^^
PostPosted: Thu Mar 09, 2006 7:55 pm


I'm sorry again. BUt that irks me. A christian who sees abortion as liberating in any sence is one who has falen in love with the World. We [christians] are told to be apart form the World.

Tiger of the Fire


Broorel

PostPosted: Thu Mar 09, 2006 8:43 pm


I think one of the most striking things in the argument for abortion is the claim of moral relativity. At risk of sounding like a bible thumping hick, I have only one thing to say. Denying evil is the single most powerful sorce of strenth the Enemy has in his brigade. How much simpler is it to create evil, if no one believes it exists.
PostPosted: Fri Mar 10, 2006 3:35 am


Very true and very well said, Boorel.

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divineseraph

PostPosted: Fri Mar 10, 2006 4:07 am


and i HATE it when pro choice women say "it was a tough decision, a lot of thought went into it!!!11!"

yes, but YOU'RE not the one who is dead.
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