Cruella Notre Mère
by Carl V. Bibeau

What’s the most dangerous activity on earth? Crab fishing in the Aleutians? Putting out oil well fires? Skydiving? Giving childbirth? How ‘bout just chillin’ in the womb?

On the one hand, every possible means can be employed to benefit a child in the womb - in utero surgery to correct a prenatal defect for example. OR it could be the site of a pinpoint surgical strike of digoxin to the fetal heart – the war zone of the womb as it were. What makes the difference? Wantedness. The premiere social justice issue of our day: a fickleness which plagues the recognition of each and every person.

Woman: perennial sex slave or totalitarian empress? Independent of her status, jurisdiction cannot logically determine the definition or onset of personhood. A child of a certain gestational age cannot be both a person and a non-person simultaneously. Yet, wantedness and location are indeed the criteria in use to render the status of personhood. The decider? Woman. As in the Roman Coliseum, it’s either thumbs up or thumbs down according to the wishes of the tummy czar. If she declares parasite! the human is a non-entity. However, if she names the pre-born baby, then you had better not be the cause of a miscarriage, or you could be charged with murder. (at the least, manslaughter)

"Without this basic right, women cannot be free!
Abortion-on-Demand, and without apology!"

Who said that? Was it Adolf Hitler? Pol Pot? Idi Amin?
The Creator, God?

No. It was Mom, circa 2009.

Kinda gives ya the warm fuzzies.

... or makes ya go "huh!?!," when ya hear stuff like...
"If mothers were in charge, there would be no war."

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