Of Obama and Black Genocide
Friday, May 1st, 2009During the Saddleback Forum, while campaigning for the Presidency, in response to the query, “At what point does a baby get human rights?”, Barack Obama responded, “Answering that question with specificity, you know, is above my pay grade.”
If I were confronted with a delicate question that I felt I were unable to answer because it exceeded my competence, I would remain neutral in regard to that question and not attempt to tinker with it, or the machinery surrounding it. Not so Barack Obama.
From my perspective, President Obama’s response to the question was disingenuous and deceptive. Had Obama answered the question truthfully, it seems to me that his response would have been, “I don’t care.” Obama’s record in the senate votes show him favoring abortion 100%.
What I find truly astonishing about President Obama’s election, is the fact that approximately 98% of black voters voted for him. In spite of the fact that his support of abortion supports a practice that disproportionately affects Blacks. Over 1,200 Black abortions occur daily in the United States.
More to the point, black women constitute approximately 13 percent of the female population, ages 15 to 44 in the United States. This group undergoes approximately 36 percent of all abortions performed in the U.S. each year. * (statistics referred to available at the www.blackgenocide.org website)
Abortion has killed far more Blacks than the Ku Klux Klan ever lynched. And this is a practice that President Obama supports absolutely! While Obama evaded responding to the question of when a baby gains human rights, he had no problem at all promising his unwavering support for Planned Parenthood, giving them his promise to keep abortion legal and to sign the Freedom of Choice Act. Should this act become law, it would remove existing restrictions on abortion (e.g. on partial birth abortions). It would also seriously compromise and/or remove conscience clause provisions protecting medical personnel from participating in practices they find morally or ethically objectionable, and, in effect, impose upon every American Citizen President Obama’s opinion that abortion is a fundamental right that women are entitled to.
President Obama would do this, despite the findings of a recent poll conducted by Harris Interactive, and sponsored by the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops, which found the following results to reflect the opinions of the citizens he represents:
- That 72% of those surveyed strongly support/somewhat support that abortion providers inform women of potential risks to their health posed by abortion, and about alternatives to abortion.
- That 59% of those surveyed support laws requiring giving parents the chance to be involved in their minor daughters decision to seek an abortion.
- That 58% of those surveyed support laws that protect doctors and nurses from being forced to perform, or refer patients for, abortions against their will.
- That 53% of those surveyed were against partial birth abortion.
- That 47% of those surveyed were in favor of laws that prevent the use of tax payer funds for paying for abortions.
While Mark Twain once defined the three greatest lies as being the lie, the damn lie, and the statistics, there remains value nonetheless, in surveys as a barometer for measuring public opinion. Where abortion is concerned, a majority of the public clearly does not support unrestricted access to abortion, which will be the result of the Freedom of Choice Act.
U.S.A Today on Thursday, January 22, 2009 printed a letter from Debbie Adkins of Roanoke Virginia, in which Ms. Adkins wrote, “I did not vote for a black President. I voted for the man who I am sure can get us back to where we as Americans belong.” While Ms. Adkins claims she did not vote for a black President, it is very obvious that 98% of black voters did.
In his inaugural speech, President Obama said that people will “Judge on what you can build, not what you can destroy.” In the context of his speech, this observation was reference to terrorists, and terrorism. However, I would assert it applies equally to President Obama’s position on abortion, which does not reflect the feelings of the majority of Americans he now represents, nor does it amount to a victory for the Blacks who voted for a black President, who, by his own actions, is a greater threat to his own people than White’s ever were, or ever will be.
Michael Anthony Wachter