The Center for Bioethical Reform (CBR) is a pro-life action oriented organization. This past October CBR brought their pro-life trucks with signs like the one pictured above with them when they visited Bradenton, Florida. While also in Bradenton, Dr. Laura Schlessinger, syndicated radio talk show host, commented about the CBR trucks on her blog. Here are a few excerpts from her blog posting:
“There were two trucks circling Bradenton, Florida last week. Displayed on the sides and backs of the trucks were enlarged photos of dead fetuses in various poses. Needless to say, this caused a bit of a stir. . . .
“Pictures are worth a zillion words. “Choice” or “women’s reproductive rights” are rather benign ways of describing the death of a human being. In fact, it has been very smart of the pro-abortion folks to use such words and phrases, because in America, issues of choice and rights are very important. Also, such words distract people from the realities by taking all passion and compassion–as well as horror–away from an act that terminates innocent human life (unlike the death penalty which terminates a guilty human life). . . .
“The feminista types use words like harassment, offensive, disturbing, intimidation, shame and such to protect women from vividly seeing the realities of their baby in their bodies (some states require ultrasounds and information on what happens to the baby before a woman aborts her baby).
“The same words have been used for these photographs. Yes, they are disturbing…and they should offend … the act is offensive.
There are several organization out there that are doing this important work of giving the American public an accurate picture of abortion . . . it is a choice to inhumanely destroy fellow human beings . . .
“There were two trucks circling Bradenton, Florida last week. Displayed on the sides and backs of the trucks were enlarged photos of dead fetuses in various poses. Needless to say, this caused a bit of a stir. . . .
“Pictures are worth a zillion words. “Choice” or “women’s reproductive rights” are rather benign ways of describing the death of a human being. In fact, it has been very smart of the pro-abortion folks to use such words and phrases, because in America, issues of choice and rights are very important. Also, such words distract people from the realities by taking all passion and compassion–as well as horror–away from an act that terminates innocent human life (unlike the death penalty which terminates a guilty human life). . . .
“The feminista types use words like harassment, offensive, disturbing, intimidation, shame and such to protect women from vividly seeing the realities of their baby in their bodies (some states require ultrasounds and information on what happens to the baby before a woman aborts her baby).
“The same words have been used for these photographs. Yes, they are disturbing…and they should offend … the act is offensive.
There are several organization out there that are doing this important work of giving the American public an accurate picture of abortion . . . it is a choice to inhumanely destroy fellow human beings . . .
