That’s not her website. That’s the Australian news article.
Here is her website:
www.prolifeantiwoman.com
Again, I think we should do it, and propagate this - over the news, over Facebook, Twitter, wherever we can. It would be an excellent time to put our money where our mouth is, and demonstrate that pro-lifers and Christians are reckless in our love of neighbor. We could really show them that #lovewins.
It would be a victory, even if we could only raise, say, $100,000. I think, with enough publicity, we can do it.
And Phil has a gofundme site set up towards that ends, so that, even if we don’t raise enough, we can still donate it to a pro-life charity:
gofundme.com/yb7yd5ng
I am somewhat sympathetic to your determination to act if we simply ignore everything else about this woman’s plan and focus strictly on the life of the child. It would seem that, aside from everything else, paying a million dollars to save the life of a child would be a good thing to do.
The problem is that doing so reinforces a particular mindset prevalent among many these days and definitely behind the motivations of this woman. That mindset is that no matter what I do, as a human being, someone else will fix the problem. It is the mindset that drives leftist ideologies and much of what lies behind hot button social and moral issues such as abortion, SSM and euthanasia, among others.
This woman has made a choice to have sex. From that choice a child is now in her womb. Her solution isn’t to take responsibility for the life she has created, it is to foist responsibility for that life onto others by extorting the good will of others to pay for the child and calling upon the willingness of others to raise it. The manner that she has chosen to bring this about is to issue a threat to the child. I will kill you if someone else doesn’t pony up.
This is the same mindset that drives modern western left leaning democracies. Many citizens of those “modern” countries have abdicated morality precisely because they have found a political “body” that promises to look after every mistake they will ever possibility make. The more that “social” programs broaden and promise to cover every aspect of life, including people’s penchant for making gross moral errors, the more that those who make those errors will be enabled to make even more or worse errors without consequence. Someone else will underwrite moral failures and indecency, and a particular political platform has promised to bring into governance even better and more far reaching ways of abetting those moral failures and lapses of responsibility.
This woman is merely taking advantage of the good will of others to underwrite her moral failures. If she were, at all, a thoughtful, moral, human being, she would realize this, take personal responsibility for the child in her womb and stop trying to see her own moral failures as a failure of others to “care” about HER child in HER womb. If she aborts this child, she alone will be responsible, no matter how much she tries to offload her guilt onto pro-lifers. This is her doing and her doing alone. She will be held accountable for it.
As a society, we are not helping the situation one bit by enabling her scheme. In fact, I would suggest that her success, much like terrorist demands being met, will only encourage others to do the same. In the end, those paying the piper will not be the ones enjoying the song. Evil will continue to be done even more freely and irresponsibly while the good-hearted will be footing more and more of the bill.
It is time to draw the line as to where the personal responsibility of every human being lies and not succumb to being guilted into abetting the wrongs of immoral individuals by allowing them to pass off moral responsibility onto those who are already living morally responsible lives. It is time to grow a backbone and walk upright.
This is her choice, one for which she alone will be responsible. God be with the child. If she were to have a complete change of heart, see where her responsibility lies vis a vis the child she has helped to bring into the world and, then, be willing to raise the child there might be a case for funding to be made. I just think this sends the wrong message about how the good will of others should be accessed. Certainly not the way she has chosen to do it.