“And I will punish the world for their evil, and the wicked for their iniquity; and I will cause the arrogancy of the proud to cease, and will lay low the haughtiness of the terrible.” —Isaiah 13:11
Margaret Sanger's Nation Of 'Morons'
By Jack
Cashill
June 29, 2005
Editor's note: The following commentary is excerpted from Jack Cashill's eye-opening new book, "Hoodwinked: How Intellectual Hucksters Have Hijacked American Culture," where he shows how, over the last century, "progressive" writers and producers have been using falsehood and fraud as their primary weapons in their attack on America.
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Although Planned Parenthood has tried desperately to shred the files
of its founding mother, Margaret Sanger herself has left a detailed
record of how she lived and how she thought. The most unimpeachable
source of the former is her autobiography, written in 1938, and of the
latter, her landmark book, "The Pivot of Civilization," written in 1922.
"A religion without a name was spreading over the country," Sanger
enthuses about those heady days before World War I. "The converts were
liberals, socialists, anarchists, revolutionists of all shades." Then
living in New York, Sanger wanted part of the action. Sanger found her own calling quite by chance. One evening, a
scheduled lecturer at a meeting of socialists had to cancel, and the
organizer asked Sanger to fill in. Knowing little about politics, she
spoke about what she did know: health. And she made a great hit with the
women present. In 1914, Sanger launched her own publication, the Woman Rebel. Never
one for subtlety, Sanger adopted the altogether revealing slogan: "No
Gods. No Masters." In the first issue, the increasingly radical Sanger
argued that women had a duty "to look the world in the eyes; to have an
idea; to speak and act in defiance of convention." For the rest of her
career, Sanger did just that. Curiously, Sanger admits to having no great sense of compassion for
the less fortunate, a seeming drawback for their would-be liberator. "I
hated the wretchedness and hopelessness of the poor," she writes, "and
never experienced that satisfaction in working among them that so many
noble women have found." Sanger saw the poor not as a people to be helped, but as a problem to
be solved, and birth control offered the perfect solution. If "The Pivot
of Civilization" is as loud and clear as a bell about this solution,
"The Autobiography of Margaret Sanger" is almost entirely silent. It is
not hard to understand the silence. The autobiography was published in
1938, the same year that Joseph Goebbels made the following declaration
about his fellow National Socialists: Our starting point is not the individual, and we do not
subscribe to the view that one should feed the hungry, give drink to
the thirsty, or clothe the naked ... Our objectives are entirely
different: We must have a healthy people in order to prevail in the
world. Now consider the following declaration from Sanger's "The Pivot of
Civilization," one that makes Goebbels' proclamation seem, by
comparison, a model of restraint: ... the most urgent problem today is how to limit and discourage
the over-fertility of the mentally and physically defective.
Possibly drastic and Spartan methods may be forced upon American
society if it continues complacently to encourage the chance and
chaotic breeding that has resulted from our stupid, cruel
sentimentalism. Planned Parenthood is forever chastising pro-life advocates for
quoting Margaret Sanger out of context, but "Pivot" is all context.
Sanger posits two primary reasons why birth control is necessary. The
first, the one that has endured in progressive mythology, is "the
liberation of the spirit of woman and through woman of the child." The
second, the one that has been cleansed from the record, is "to prevent
the sexual and racial chaos into which the world has drifted." Sanger reviews the remedies for dealing with a nation half filled
with "morons" and finds them all wanting. She reserves her greatest
scorn, of course, for the traditional. The Catholic Church's claim that
even deformed children have souls, she argues, has had "the practical
effect of making this world a vale of tears." To "open-minded"
individuals – presumably, like herself – such orthodoxy appears "crude
and cruel" and a "menace to civilization." Traditional philanthropy, if anything, is crueler still. "Organized
charity," writes Sanger, "itself is the symptom of a malignant social
disease." By keeping so many "defectives, delinquents and dependents"
alive and breeding, charity at some point becomes an injustice for the
self-supporting citizen and a "positive injury to the future of the
race." Indeed, students of Sanger could not have been surprised by the
massive progressive indifference to the torture and death of Terri
Schiavo. The seed of that indifference has been deeply planted. Sanger's American Birth Control League and its allies had enormous
influence in their day. In 1927, in a now notorious case known as Buck
v. Bell, the U.S. Supreme Court accepted the state of Virginia's ruling
that Carrie Buck and her infant daughter were mentally defective and
thus deserving of forced sterilization. "It is better for all the world," wrote famed progressive jurist
Oliver Wendell Holmes Jr., "if instead of waiting to execute degenerate
offspring for crime, or to let them starve for their imbecility, society
can prevent those who are manifestly unfit from continuing their kind."
Sanger could not have said it better herself. In 1946, with the full horrors of the Holocaust revealed, the
American Birth Control League quietly changed its name to the Planned
Parenthood Federation of America. In a memory purge impressive even by
Soviet standards, Planned Parenthood and its friends in the cultural
establishment proceeded to cleanse all trace of eugenics, positive or
negative, from Sanger's record. By the time Sanger died in 1966, the cultural establishment had
transformed her into the Mother Teresa of birth control. "Eugenics" does
not appear among the 2,200 glowing words in that ultimate arbitrator of
establishment worth, the New York Times obituary. The Margaret Sanger that the Times reader is asked to remember is a
"dynamic, titian-haired woman whose Irish ancestry also endowed her with
unfailing charm and persuasive wit." The only quibble that the Times
raises is that her opposition to the Catholic Church led her to oppose
the election of president John F. Kennedy. In fact, so strong was Sanger's opposition to the Church that she had
threatened – a threat then novel among the elite – to leave the country
if Kennedy were elected. The Times, however, offers this tidbit not as a
criticism, but as proof of her tenacity. Indeed, Sanger's "years of
birth-control advocacy appeared to be making an inroad in Rome" enthuses
the obituary writer. What is more, a papal commission was about to
propose "leaving the matter of specific birth-control techniques to the
individual Catholic conscience." In short, the wonder-working Sanger was
about to save the Catholic Church from its own follies. Two years later, of course, Pope Paul VI issued the encyclical
"Humanae Vitae" reaffirming the church's position in spades and
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Purdue. At What Point in PLANNED
PARENTHOOD's Murderous Business Does a Mother Actually Plan to Be a 'Parent'?
Quote from
eugenicist and atheist Margaret Sanger:
“Thou shalt not kill.” ―Exodus 20:13
Please notice that the Holy Bible
says “THE BABE LEAPED,” not the fetus...
Luke
1:44, “For, lo, as soon as the voice of thy salutation
sounded in
mine ears,
the babe leaped
in my womb
for joy.”
Black Lives Matter Hypocrites Say Its Okay To Kill Lives In The Womb, But Not On The Street!
“Thou shalt not kill.” ―Exodus 20:13
ABORTION—THE AMERICAN HOLOCAUST! (1973 to ____ )
ABORTED BABIES FEEL PAIN!!!
(In the womb, a 20-30 week
baby's
ability to experience pain
is heightened)
“Righteousness exalteth a nation: but sin is a reproach to any people.” —Proverb 14:34
The sad truth is that women who have had abortions are GUILTY of murder. Such women have crossed the line, just as Eve did when she challenged God's Word. God says... Thou shalt not kill; BUT, many women today kill anyway, having no regard for God or His Word. Women who think they are exercising their "rights" by having an abortion are in reality foolishly killing their own baby. Do you realize that a baby is aborted by being sucked into pieces while alive, by a vacuum that is 29 times more powerful than a standard vacuum? For more information, please read Abortion Torture Methods. When a women permits a doctor to kill her baby, she is literally handing her beloved child over to an executioner to be tortured to death in a grotesque, painful, and brutal procedure that rivals the Japanese Unit 731 Labs of WWII.
On the individual level, there is forgiveness for involvement in the sin of abortion. Through the sacrifice of Jesus Christ, God will justly forgive those who repent and believe the Gospel (1st Corinthians 6:11, “And such were some of you: but ye are washed, but ye are sanctified, but ye are justified in the name of the Lord Jesus, and by the Spirit of our God”). God loves you!
“Before I formed thee in the belly I knew thee; and before thou camest forth out of the womb I sanctified thee, and I ordained thee a prophet unto the nations.” —Jeremiah 1:5
What is a Life Worth? (YouTube video)
Please take a look at this YouTube video. It will remind you that every human life is precious and that we can see this truth most clearly through the face of a helpless, innocent baby who can do nothing for us but allow us the opportunity to give ourselves to him in love. It teaches that joy comes through giving oneself to another for their own sake and that authentic joy can be experienced in the midst of difficulties and even amidst tremendous sorrow. Mostly, it will reveal the heroic courage and life affirming witness that is possible for those yielded to and animated by the life of the Holy Spirit. Take a look but make sure you have your Kleenex ready.
Mother Of Deformed Blind Child Asked Why She Didn't Have An Abortion
Exodus 4:11, “And the LORD said unto him, Who hath made man's mouth? or who maketh the dumb, or deaf, or the seeing, or the blind? have not I the LORD?”
