In Kansas City last year, proprietor Krishna Rajanna, of the Affordable Medical and Surgical Services, not only waged war on the unborn, he apparently dined on the spoils. It truly is too sick to be real. World Net Daily
Scary enough, this doctor’s supposed diet seems to be legal. Since the unborn have not yet been granted Human Life status there are no laws stating they can’t be eaten. But, to his credit, he denied the charge, claiming he was a vegetarian. He didn’t say he was horrified but rather blandly stated that he was vegetarian. Did you get that? The moral high ground here is vegetarianism. And I thought he would deny doing it because it was gross.
In an effort to keep the playing field level, and as bloody as possible, the illustrious Governor of Kansas, Kathleen Sebelius, has vetoed bills that would force regulations on abortion clinics claiming all outpatient surgical sites should undergo the same regulations. Well, I don’t know where Ms. Sebelius is from but where I come from, surgical sites that practice cannibalism have different regulations than those that don’t.
But alas, there is a silver lining around the dark cloud over Kansas. The sunflower state might actually enforce some regulations on their abortion mills. Operative word: Might. House Bill 2829 would make it so that any outpatient surgical facility would be subject to unannounced inspections.
I’m not against inspections. Everybody needs some accountability. But it does seem a shame that these particular inspections are a result of such deviant behavior. Now upstanding clinics performing necessary procedures like cataract removal and tonsilectomies will have to undergo humiliating questions like: “Did you eat the biohazardous waste?” and “Open all your microwaves for inspection.”
In addition to the stack of forms the patients must fill out, now they will have another one:
I_________________(check one)___do____do not give Dr. So and So permission to eat the biohazardous waste from my procedure.
Truly, given the level of insanity within the abortion industry, this sick progression shouldn’t surprise anyone. Not content with killing the unborn of their own species, the pro-aborts will one day justify a fetus’s usefulness as an organic food group. Do I take my suppositions too far? Yes, more so than even I am comfortable with. But make no mistake, among this vile segment of our culture anything is possible and nothing, not even life, is sacred.
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