PrintApril 9, 2010
Cornhuskers Choose Life
A bill put forward by the state of Nebraska, hoping to impose further limits on a woman's right to choose, has the Cornhusker state once again embroiled in debate, this time over abortion. The proposed Abortion Pain Prevention Act seeks to address the issue of late-term abortion by making the procedure "illegal after the 20th week of pregnancy ... because of some medical evidence that a fetus can feel pain at that stage of gestation." The controversial legislation garnered national attention from pro-choice groups, who view the potential ruling a direct challenge to the 1973 case that made feticide lawful. Truth is, the First Church of Molech considers any action that even remotely admonishes extreme abortion practice on par with pillaging Vatican City. Since Roe v. Wade's inception, individual states have intermittently proposed laws that have successfully placed restrictions on abortion. As a result, activists on both sides of the issue wonder whether a bill which seeks to...(Read Full Article)
