Abortion activists in Texas chanted ‘Hail Satan’ as pro-life residents were singing ‘Amazing Grace’ outside the state capitol building last week. Frankly, when first reports of the incident began to surface, Tulsa Today didn’t believe it. Could even some few be that evil?
The incident occurred as battle rages over a late-term abortion bill being considered in the Texas Senate. Blogger Adam Cahm captured the chanting on video, and a number of pro-life residents present posted about the matter on Twitter and Facebook.
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“It’s been a very interesting day at the Texas State Capitol,” Cahm wrote. “LetTexasSpeak has been doing a live broadcast from the rotunda where women have been sharing their abortion related testimonies. The pro-abortion crowd has responded with repeated chants of ‘Hail Satan.’”
“Crowd of anti-abortion activists giving speeches while a group of people chant ‘Hail Satan’ in the background,” also Tweeted Josh Rubin of CNN.
Be sure to watch the tongue wagging in-your-face satanic worshiping girl at the end. We wonder if she will still be proud of this praise of death and evil as she grows up and has kids of her own. Assuming she doesn’t kill all of her prospective children before their birth or soon after.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=41XENUuwKP8
“I really wish I was lying, but today in Texas the pro-choice crowd was chanting ‘Hail Satan’ while the Christians sang ‘Amazing Grace,’” posted Mitchell Carter.
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To understand how abortion services really work in many American cities, click here for the Tulsa Today story, “The butcher Gosnell” or click here for “Parenthood spins.”
Here is another question for consideration. Where are the father’s rights? Any child is only by half given into a woman’s care so what right(s) do men have? Is it time to ask the U.S. Court System to disallow any abortion action without the father’s expressed written consent or by legal publication if they can not be identified?