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Gender Abortion

  I feel this is just the inevitable consequence of allowing any abortion.  All abortion is murder.  A precious human life begins at conception.  Already abortions take place in Britain simply because the baby is not wanted by the mother, or she has been pressured into it by others, made to feel she is incapable of giving the child a good life.  The option of adoption is rarely considered.  Many babies are aborted because they are considered less than perfect. Handicapped people are treated as lesser citizens and devalued. So it is but a little step to decide to abort unwanted girl babies. This has been offered in Britain recently.  Women are wonderful.  I know I am one, so who would want to abort one? Unfortunately there are always those who do.  I believe it is already rife in other countries.  When once a country goes down the vile road of allowing abortion it opens the gates to more murder still and for the flimsiest of reasons. Next it will be the other end of life.  After all we older people are such a drain on the country.  Some one will come up with an easy way to polish us off. When they do just remember how you let abortion come into our country without a murmur.

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