Ohio To Use Ultrasound Of Unborn Baby At 9 Weeks; Prenatal Science Denier Freaks Out

The state of Ohio is seeking to pass a bill protecting unborn babies with heart beats. Earlier I noted that a couple of Liberal blogs were upset that someone would dare say that a heart beat constitutes life.

In the wake of an abortion doctor repeatedly practicing infanticide and Planned Parenthood being exposed again for tolerating evil in the name of abortion, one thing has become clear. Liberals are the true science deniers because of their denial about the science of the unborn. Of course they like to criticize Conservatives for being man made global warming deniers. Liberals even fantasize about killing people who deny their view on global warming. The Left, particularly feminists, are in such denial about the science of the unborn that not even a beating heart constitutes having a life worthy of life.

There are plans to do an ultrasound of an unborn baby at 9 weeks old to give us a window into the baby’s development. This is too much for someone who is a prenatal science denier. Little Green Footballs via the Cleveland Leader:
Notice the way Charles Johnson introduces this.

Now for the really crazy part. The fanatics pushing this Dark Ages legislation have named the witnesses they’ll be calling to hearings in the Ohio House.

And from the Cleveland Leader:

An unborn child has been named as a legislative witness in Ohio during discussions of a unique bill that proposes to outlaw abortions after the first heartbeat can be medically detected.

The bill is being backed by Faith2Action, an anti-abortion group. Their in-utero witness will be the youngest ever to come before the house. The fetus will be just 9 weeks old.

A pregnant woman will be brought before the committee and an live ultrasound image of her uterus will be projected on the screen. The fetus’ heartbeat will be visible on the screen in color.

It is the likes of Charles Johnson and others who are living in the Dark Ages of prenatal science.

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