The Truth About The RH Bill: Now They're Out In the Open

Wednesday, August 18, 2010

Now They're Out In the Open

One by one, the true goal and the true results of the contraceptive mentality that is being espoused by the RH Bill (HB 96 in the 15th Congress) come out in the open. Just recently, Clara Rita Padilla, the executive director of EnGendeRights openly called on the government to legalize abortion because, according to her, the illegality of this activity only results in more unsafe abortion cases, as if there is such a thing as safe abortion. Aside from Padilla, another Filipina feminist is calling publicly for the legalization of abortion, and her name is Ninotchka Rosca. However, she is not just for abortion but also for sex education, RH law, and divorce, which is not surprising.

The RH Bill is actually promoting divorce, euthanasia, abortion, two-child policy, and homosexuality among others. These things were just waiting for the bill to be a law, but since it is having hard time to get the general approval of the Filipino people, the so-called rights group can no longer wait, and they need to openly ask the government to legalize abortion and divorce now.

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FACTORS OF POVERTY

Ignorance. It is having a lack of information, or lack of knowledge.

Disease. When a community has a high disease rate, absenteeism is high, productivity is low, and less wealth is created.

Apathy. It is when people do not care, or when they feel so powerless that they do not try to change things, to right a wrong, to fix a mistake, or to improve conditions.

Dishonesty. It is ironic that we get very upset when a petty thief steals ten dollars' worth of something in the market, yet an official may steal a thousand dollars from the public purse, which does four thousand dollars worth of damage to the society as a whole, yet we do not punish the second thief.

Dependency. It is an attitude, a belief, that one is so poor, so helpless, that one can not help one's self, that a group cannot help itself, and that it must depend on assistance from outside.

Source:
Phil Bartle, PhD
http://www.scn.org/cmp/modules/emp-pov.htm

From Contraception to Abortion

"I’ve been all around the world, and the way they start trying to legalize abortion is to legalize contraception first. And of course it fails tremendously, and so women start looking for illegal abortions...Then the same people who are pushing contraception say now we have to legalize abortion. It’s a really neat little system that works every time." -Dr. Brian Clowes, Director of Research and Training for Human Life International

"As people turn to contraception, there will be a rise, not a fall, in the abortion rate." -Malcolm Potts, former Medical Director of the IPPF

"For two decades of economic and social developments, people have organized intimate relationships and made choices that define their views of themselves and their places in society, in reliance on the availability of abortion in the event that contraception should fail." -U.S. Supreme Court, Planned Parenthood v. Casey