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If I see this correct genocide on Whites is not forbidden. Georgias Right to Life cites the fact that more than twice as many black women sought abortions in Georgia in 2008 as did white women, even though the states population is just 30 percent black. Key wording here 'they SOUGHT abortions'. NOT the other way around. Once again this is a denial of reality and the blaming of the White man for the Blacks problems.
Ga. Senate endorses bizarre anti-black conspiracy plot | Jay Bookman
Ga. Senate endorses bizarre anti-black conspiracy plot:
Laweek, the Georgia Senate gave sanction to a bizarre, destructive and racially condescending conspiracy theory. By a 33-14 vote, it approved a bill that purports to outlaw the attempted genocide of black Americans through abortion.
Under the bills language, a health care provider could be convicted of a felony and sentenced to up to 10 years in prison for performing an abortion with the intent to prevent an unborn child from being born based upon the race, color, or gender of the unborn child or the race or color of either parent of that unborn child.
The bill is inspired by a claim that abortion providers are engaged in a conspiracy to reduce the number of black children born in this country. As Georgia Right to Life has argued in billboards and other outlets, black children are an endangered species that need the protection of law against a campaign to eradicate them.
Ga. Senate endorses bizarre anti-black conspiracy plot | Jay Bookman
Ga. Senate endorses bizarre anti-black conspiracy plot:
Laweek, the Georgia Senate gave sanction to a bizarre, destructive and racially condescending conspiracy theory. By a 33-14 vote, it approved a bill that purports to outlaw the attempted genocide of black Americans through abortion.
Under the bills language, a health care provider could be convicted of a felony and sentenced to up to 10 years in prison for performing an abortion with the intent to prevent an unborn child from being born based upon the race, color, or gender of the unborn child or the race or color of either parent of that unborn child.
The bill is inspired by a claim that abortion providers are engaged in a conspiracy to reduce the number of black children born in this country. As Georgia Right to Life has argued in billboards and other outlets, black children are an endangered species that need the protection of law against a campaign to eradicate them.