981 Missouri Black Babies Aborted Since Michael Brown's Death, No Riots

LifeNews: 981 Missouri Black Babies Aborted Since Michael Brown's Death, No Riots

11.26.2014


To illustrate the utter hypocrisy and injustice regarding the black community following the death of Michael Brown, LifeNews published the depressing reality that 981 black babies have been aborted in Missouri since that fateful day back in August-and not a single person has rioted over their wrongful deaths.

LifeNews published the numbers in response to a blog post from a pro-life advocate in Missouri named Reverend Katherine. She wrote:

Since the day that Michael Brown died [Aug 9, 2014], another 981 Black Missourians have died; 9 per day, every day since then. These Black Missourians were unarmed, innocent, and had no ability to defend themselves and died in plain sight. But there is no outrage, no riots, not one protest.

So, while these rioters are trying to destroy my native city of St. Louis because of the death of one Black man, the rioters overlook the fact that just a couple of miles away at Planned Parenthood on Forest Park Avenue, another 109 Black babies have died since Michael Brown.

Why aren’t the rioters at Planned Parenthood defending themselves and their future generations? Why do they allow themselves to be essentially exterminated by abortion but riot over one?

Yesterday, LifeNews also excoriated Planned Parenthood after they condemned the Ferguson grand jury for not indicting officer Darren Wilson on Twitter. The abortion conglomerate hypocritically stated, "Conversations about our history of unjust systems are needed, even more so today."

Planned Parenthood CEO Cecile Richards also got in on the action when she tweeted: "This is not just an issue for Ferguson, this is an issue for America."

In response, LifeNews reminded readers that in 2012 there were more black babies aborted (31,328) in New York City than were born (24,758) according to the New York Department of Mental Health and Hygiene, amounting to 42.4% of all abortions committed in New York City.

A "history of unjust systems" indeed.