A ‘values’ check – –

A friend brought a letter to my attention.  It was on page 24 of the April 5th issue of NZ’s Rural News.  The letter is about abortion and animal welfare.

Here’s a short extract from the letter :-

“… However, every time I read something about animal welfare … I find myself at odds with those who are so concerned about aborting calves yet we as a nation kill 18,000 children in their mothers wombs. …”

It has a similar ethic to Cyril Boynes’ Jr. letter that I posted back on April 9th.  His letter was titled “If only the world cared as much about African children and families, as they do about dogs.”

So I’m left wondering; concerned about the direction we heading.  How come we promote animal welfare highly (which is not bad of course); whilst we ignore 18,000 human abortions in New Zealand, and 100s of thousanads of unnecessary human deaths from malaria?  It seems our values are being turned up side down.

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2 Responses to A ‘values’ check – –

  1. Jack says:

    Just where is the facebook like button ?

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