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Pro-Abortion Extremist Dianne Feinstein Left Anti-American Legacy of Death, Whitewashed by Deceptive News Accounts

(SCW 9.29.23) Pro-Abortion Extremist Dianne Feinstein Left Anti-American Legacy of Death, Whitewashed by Deceptive News Accounts

If you want to see whether news coverage of California Senator Dianne Feinstein's passing is realistic or misleading, do a quick text search for "abortion" or the euphemism "reproductive." Most news accounts deceptively side-step the ugly reality.

Feinstein left an horrific decades-long legacy of death, being not simply pro-abortion but extremely so. Some examples including voting against a ban on partial-birth abortion and voting against greater protections for newly born infants who survived abortion attempts.

Abortion and infanticide are acts of violence that indisputably have, as their primary purpose, the deliberate killing of specifically identifiable, individual human life.

Since Feinstein was part of a pro-abortion establishment that helped facilitate the prenatal murders of millions of Americans in their mother's wombs, that meant she was also, by her actions, quintessentially anti-American.

Few things could be as anti-American as the killing of millions of innocent, defenseless Americans. It would be absurd to suggest that any patriotism that she ever exhibited was infinitely outweighed by the millions of killings she stood in support of.

Feinstein also resorted to manipulative and deceptive posturing to foster the scheme of multitidinous killings.

For example, towards the end of 2021 she was quoted as implying that an unborn human being at 15 weeks was not really alive, saying "... you do not have life."

"Fox News asked the senator on Tuesday whether she thought a 'fetus at 15 weeks is a human being.' Feinstein responded: 'Of course a human being is life, and you do not have life. And so, I think it's up to others other than me, but I basically believe that women should have the right within certain legal restraints to prevent those situations, which can be prevented – which can be very difficult.'"

Feinstein's pro-abortion proganda was loaded with other falsehoods, such as trying to indicate that abortion was health care, when its primary purpose to kill human life, not save it. She tried to state falsely that abortion was reproductive health care, when it actually snuffs out and thereby obstructs reproduction.

Abortion's impact in in the United States also is quite racist, impacting Blacks at a rate several times that of Whites. That made Feinstein racist to be a part of it. So she tried to suggest, instead,that it was racist to ban abortions, attempting to argue that racial minorities somehow "needed" abortions so that, therefore, it was a bad thing to limit them, side-stepping the fact that she was helping facilitate the killing off of huge numbers of Blacks in the womb.

Since one of the most unique attributes of women is their capacity for motherhood, promotion of abortion as an attack on motherhood, is also attack on womanhood. Instead, Feinstein sought to promote the notion that her support for an attack on womanhood was somehow promoting the rights of women.

Since abortion is such widespread and deadly violence, Feinstein and other pro-abortion radicals must also take responsibility for the repercussions of fostering a broader Culture of Death and Culture of Violence.

They therefore have to accept responsility for other violent, lowerings of standards such as a mass shootings. Feinstein, and other pro-abortion lunatic fringe extremists, have contributed to a lowering of standards, desensitization to killing, the notion that killing is a way to address something, and the idea that feeling strongly about one's own selfish emotional perspective is a justification for killing.

Now that Feinstein has passed on, one immediate question would be whether similar radical leftists in the Congress will attempt to accord Feinstein the honor of having her remains lie in state under the U.S. Capitol rotunda.

Such an act would create almost as much disgrace as the decision to allow deceased pro-abortion Supreme Court justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg to lie in state there.

Feinstein was in the U.S. Senate for more than three decades, most of which were before the illegal Roe v. Wade decision was struck down. Her pro-abortion time in the Senate likely overlapped with more than 30 million surgical abortions in the United States alone, not including chemical abortions.

If each of the preborn human beings killed by abortion were allowed to lie in state at the U.S. Capitol to mourn each one's death, and each one lay in state for just one day, it would take more than 82,000 years to finish allowing each one to lie in state.

Loosely speaking, that would be more than four times the length of all written human history. That comparison helps begin to convey the magnitude of the legacy of death associated with malefactors like Feinstein.

— Steven C. Welsh 9.29.23

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Key Words: Abortion, Prenatal Killing, Violence, Diversity, Culture of Death, Culture of Violence, Mass Shootings, Dianne Feinstein, Senate