Family Institute Links Newtown With Roe v. Wade
The politics of Newtown, according to the FIC:
One week from this Tuesday the United States will mark the 40th anniversary of a Supreme Court decision that led to the legal killing of over fifty million of our fellow citizens. Here in Connecticut, it will be celebrated at the Capitol by all the forces in control of our state government–the same forces who are rightly horrified by the Newtown massacre but lack the ability or the will to make the connection between it and their own support for the culture of death.
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Mother Teresa put it best: “We must not be surprised when we hear of murders, killings, of wars, or of hatred…If a mother can kill her own child, what is left but for us to kill each other?”
So… that means you support any and all funding that helps women actually RAISE children including a living wage, affordable housing and accessible healthcare? Are you really pro-LIFE or JUST pro-fetus until a child is born and you can then shame the mother with the smug cudgel of ‘personal responsibility’?