A significant problem still remains with the Dobbs decision from the U.S. Supreme Court that struck down the faulty 1973 decision that created a constitutional “right” to abortion.
This from thelibertyloft.com.
The regulation of the profitable abortion industry has been turned over to each of the fifty states, according to a statement from Thomas Brejcha, chief of the Thomas More Society, which has long fought abortion.
He wrote:
The victory of Dobbs is still only one more step in our ongoing crusade for the sacred cause we serve. Dobbs will not end abortion.
He continued:
Instead, it will shift our battles to each of the fifty (50) states—both red and blue states. Yes, we have cause to celebrate Dobbs as a landmark event. But we must persevere and even intensify our efforts toward ending this scourge of abortion, once and for all, as it still bloodies our nation and corrupts our culture.
Let us renew our pro-life efforts with unstinting determination and the utmost vigor!
The Supreme Court ruling came in a fight over an abortion limit in Mississippi, and the majority of the court said it was time for Roe to be overruled, because it was “egregiously” wrong from its beginning.
Pro-abortion interests were outraged and have promised to defy the court. Members of Congress even have contemplated setting up abortion mills on federal properties around the country.
Brejcha took time to praise those key fighters in the war, so far. He said:
Wholly apart from Roe’s fatal flaws as a matter of legal (and historical) scholarship and its bloody legacy of so many millions of innocent lost lives, today’s Dobbs ruling is also the fruit of more than a half century of ardent, sustained, and indomitable pro-life protest across the entire United States.
Go to the original article via the link above to read the inclusive list of those who were given Thomas Brejcha’s praise and gratitude for their work. He wanted the nation to celebrate those “sung” and “unsung” heroes who worked to remove Roe from American law.
And he included in his praise the very protagonists who figured in both Roe vs. Wade, namely, the late Ms. Norma McCorvey, who lamented her young role as ‘Jane Roe’ and later became an advocate for life, and the late Ms. Sandra Cano, who likewise lamented her role as ‘Mary Doe’ in Roe’s companion case, Doe vs. Bolton, and later spoke out in support of the sanctity of life.
As noted above, the fight is not yet complete. Yes, this is a significant win, but the abortion industry is a profitable venture and certain people, certain entities, and certain states will strive to continue the horrendous operation.
God speed to Conservatism—social, political, and cultural.
