Rosemary McLeod (World's on the slippery slope to insensitivity,
February 2), cites a drowning in Venice that people filmed but didn’t
prevent, and fears we risk forgetting the ties that bind us "into a world fit to live in".
We started losing "kindness, consideration, empathy, tolerance and trust" the
day we decided not to prevent loss of life in utero, regardless of
the suffering inflicted on the mother, and the pain and loss of life inflicted on the child. Or would the mainstream media claim it was those very same qualities which prevented
them publishing film which showed Planned Parenthood callously discussing – over
lunch - the profits to be made from the sale of fetal body parts?
Rosemary says Trump is a fantasist, but when it comes to abortion he’s a
realist. And to Rosemary prayers may be boring, but the fact is the callousness
she rightly deplores has grown in the Western world in inverse proportion to
prayer.
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