These are but a few of the bodies of over 2,000 innocent children discovered at the Wat Phai Ngern Buddhist Temple in Bangkok, Thailand. Each of these children were killed by their mothers while thriving in the womb. Each of these children were just as valuable as any of us, but they were tossed away as human garbage, staining the landscape of our fallen world.
There are many among us who claim that abortion is a human right. That the killing of these children should be held up as a woman’s right to choose. They claim that abortion is the great equalizer, enabling women to walk away from the responsibility of caring for a child, just like men can. But there’s a huge difference, a difference made clear by these horrific images. When a pregnant mother abandons her child, they DIE.
Abortion is literally a human holocaust. Over 43,000,000 children like these are poisoned or brutally dismembered while cradled in the womb every year. We declared ‘never again’ following the atrocities committed by Nazi Germany in the 1940’s, yet here we are. We have fully embraced the killing of a certain class of human being based on a bias toward another class of human being. We have pitted mothers against their prenatal children in order to create a ‘better world’. We have allowed the strong to destroy the weak and have specifically targeted the mentally and physically disabled, effectively euthanizing ‘useless eaters’.
We, as a species, must face this horrific truth and confront the reality of what we have become. It’s our duty to protect and nurture our young, not slaughter them. We must begin to accept our failings and teach our children that abortion is a crime against humanity and a cancer that’s eating away at the very core of what makes us human.
It’s time to take action or reap what we sow.
Apathy and evil. The two work hand in hand. They are the same, really…. Evil wills it. Apathy allows it. Evil hates the innocent and the defenseless most of all. Apathy doesn’t care as long as it’s not personally inconvenienced.
Crimes Against Humanity
