Monday, January 10, 2005
Do pro-life laws cause violent behaviors?
Legal abortion makes it convenient for a father to tell a mother that he wants her to have an abortion when she finds herself suddenly pregnant. And if she refuses to comply, some partners feel they have license to assault or even kill their wives of girlfriends.
That's what happened in the case of Rae Carruth, a football player for the NFL's Carolina Panthers.
Though making big bucks as a professional athlete, he refused to pay child support when his girlfriend Cherica Adams became pregnant and refused to have an abortion. Instead, he got his buddies to shoot her.
The violent assault left Cherica dead and her son Chance, who doctors were able to save, permanently disabled.
Chance will never enjoy the opportunity to play professional football like his dad, because of his disabilities. That's the result of legalized abortion.
That's what happened in the case of Rae Carruth, a football player for the NFL's Carolina Panthers.
Though making big bucks as a professional athlete, he refused to pay child support when his girlfriend Cherica Adams became pregnant and refused to have an abortion. Instead, he got his buddies to shoot her.
The violent assault left Cherica dead and her son Chance, who doctors were able to save, permanently disabled.
Chance will never enjoy the opportunity to play professional football like his dad, because of his disabilities. That's the result of legalized abortion.
