They Have A Reply For That, Too: Don't Think About It

 

 I know - I'm supposed to care about what's going on in Boston, but - I'm sorry - I'm too entranced by The Wonderful World Of Women being portrayed in Philly:

Kareema Cross, a “medical assistant” who worked at Gosnell’s Women’s Medical Society clinic for four-and-a-half years, testified in a Philadelphia court today, telling of the horrors of babies who survived abortions only to have their necks snipped with scissors. 

“Did you ever see those babies move?” asked Prosecutor Joanne Pescatore. 

“Yes, once in the toilet,” said Cross. 

The baby “was like swimming,” she said.  “Basically, trying to get out.” 

Adrienne Moton, an employee at the clinic, then took the baby and snipped the back of its neck while its mother was still in the room. 

Cross told the jury that when Shayquana Abrams came into the clinic in July 2008 she was pregnant, “and she was big.” 

“That was the largest baby I ever saw,” Cross said. When the baby was born alive, Abrams was sleeping.  Cross said Dr. Gosnell took the baby boy, which she described as 12 to 18 inches long, and put him inside a plastic container the size of a shoebox. 

“The baby was still breathing,” she said.  “He didn’t cut the neck right there.” The baby was too big for the plastic container, with his arms and legs hanging over the sides. 

“The Doctor cut the back of the baby’s neck but didn’t do suction—normally Dr. Gosnell would do suction … to suck the brains out,” Cross said. 

“I called people over to come see it [the baby] and we took pictures,” she said.

 

 Let's see, I count four women in that one paragraph, casually participating in something that only a "sick" man like Kermit Gosnell would be part of. And yet, at the same time, feminists claim they need to be free of the possible abuse men can heap on the weak. Wow.

   

 There's some astounding levels of cognitive dissonance out there,...