Gosnell Guilty on 3 Counts, Planned Parenthood on 3 Million Counts

After ten days of deliberation, Kermit Gosnell was found guilty of murder on 3 counts of murdering babies, and involuntary manslaughter of murdering a woman seeking an abortion. Most of the mainstream media did not cover the story, but Fox News and the conservative blogs did. After the verdict, Planned Parenthood spoke out against Gosnell, tap dancing around the issue of the dead babies involved, but advocating for the rights of women to have safe abortions (at a Planned Parenthood clinic near you).  One can only wonder what PP would have said had Gosnell been acquitted. 

And Gosnell's clinic may not be the exception, but the rule. There appears to be a late term abortion industry in this country and they are under the radar, and liberals want to keep them there, in spite of what Planned Parenthood pretends to be saying. There are more regulations at your local beauty parlor than at abortion clinics.

One of the apparent criteria as to whether an abortion can be deemed legal is the issue of viability. That is, if the fetus were taken out of the womb, would there be a reasonable chance that it could live. I stand with Hillary Clinton on that by saying, "What difference does it make?" If a fetus is not a human being, then what is it? Liberals like to use the power of words to make their points, such as "a woman's right to choose," "women's health issues," and so on. 

In well over 90 percent of the time, abortions have nothing to do with health issues for the mother. They also are only very rarely about ending the result of a rape--and even when it does involve rape, is it moral to kill a baby for the sins of the father? (I am not using the word 'sins' in a religious sense, but to make a point.) 

This is not politics--this is reality

At what point does a mother have the right to kill her child? When the child is first conceived? The first trimester? The fourth? How about the twentieth trimester? What rights does a baby have and why isn't a fetus given the same rights as a baby outside of the mother's body? These are just some of the philosophical issues that will come of this trial.

Now the sentencing phase should come and Kermit Gosnell faces the possibility of the death sentence. Will he actually be executed? Probably not. He's 72 years old and will likely die in jail and some liberal will likely develop a crush on him, like the teenager who developed a crush on the Boston Marathon bomber number two. 

For every piece of human excrement who goes about killing the innocent, there is a human fly attracted to this subhuman garbage.

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