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NYT:
“October Baby” tells the story of Hannah, 19, a home-schooled Baptist who is told by a doctor that her ailments — asthma, seizures, moodiness — are the result of being born prematurely after an abortion attempt.
Hannah sets out to find her birth mother, a quest that ends in tears and, ultimately, a lesson in forgiveness delivered by a Catholic priest.
It is easy to see lost potential when a child, adolescent or adult lose their life at the hand of another. It is, however, much more difficult to see the lost potential of a human never seen. These individuals who survive abortions allow us to see through the veil of death before birth that hides lost potential from us.
Liberals deny having the the pulling aside of the curtain that reveals this loss with whatever tools they may have:
The reviews have not been kind. In The New York Times, Jeannette Catsoulis wrote that “the film communicates in the language of guilt and fear,” while Roger Ebert called it “amateurish and ungainly.”
Liberals fought to defend slavery, Jim Crow, and now abortion. In each case the rights of some are lost to the convenience of others in return for votes that support the Democrat party. Evil is as evil does.
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