NBC Show: "Rape Doesn't Justify Abortion"

See the extraordinary American RTL article on NBC's first-ever pro-life Law & Order episode appears online at WorldNetDaily.com. We urge against watching this immoral and soft-porn series, but this episode is pastor-approved and you can view it online!)

From a detective Bernard: "You got it backwards, man. The horrible thing is the rape, not the bringing of a life into the world."

And from one of the show's lawyers, Connie: "I grew up thinking Roe v. Wade was gospel. … But [now] I don't know where my privacy ends and another being's dignity begins." And another attorney Michael Cutter quoted real-world surveys when he said, "The tide has turned. Most Americans are pro-life now." He also says he prefers to call the fetus a "child," as in: "An unborn child is a life and a soul, to me. I can revert to PC in the courtroom, because it's my job. But I'm not going to do it in my own office" and he suggests that we can "substitute slavery for abortion." And the district attorney named Jack McCoy says, "My daughter was pro-choice until she saw a sonogram of her unborn child." And later, "I used to expect people to be consistent. … I used to expect that [liberal] champions of human rights would claim some for the unborn. I don't expect that anymore."

The article ends with ARTL saying, "Personhood is back, Jack. Expect a lot."

You'll love reading the full article at WorldNetDaily! It's stunning!

And see the WorldNetDaily Personhood Poll! Sound Off on the Personhood Movement and its possible impact on legal abortion. 3,000 people voted in this non-scientific WND poll and 95% answered positively including:
- the personhood "approach is spot on"
- "I'm encouraged to see the pro-life movement reawakening"
- "It's worth a try"
- "Personhood… is at the crux of the issue."
4% of the replies were pro-abortion. This WND poll demonstrates the high level of support for personhood from rank-and-file pro-lifers!

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