THE HIDDEN EVILS OF THE ABORTION INDUSTRY

     The abortion industry is not only a murderous and heinous institution, but a highly corrupt network of the sale of aborted babies’ body parts and hidden sexual misconduct. For years the abortion debate has gone back and forth, but nobody ever talks about the dark secrets of abortion clinics like Planned Parenthood. These death mills are seen by the left as a champion for “reproductive rights,” while those on the right see it as nothing less than an immoral murder facility. What is seen by many as an empowerment to women of all ethnicities and ages is seen by others as certain infanticide and a criminal act by others, but is truly a complex network of dark secrets.

     The sexual misconduct in the industry is hideous in and of itself, but the fact that it remains hidden may just be the most atrocious entity of the industry as a whole. As many as 4 in 5 women do not report their assault due to embarrassment or stigma. However, many patients may not know they’re being assaulted due to the influence of the anesthesia necessary for an abortion. An additional factor the reporting rate of sexual misconduct in the abortion industry might be caused by post-abortion guilt.

     Abu Hayat was accused by a woman going by the name “Carol” for sexual assault after an abortion. During his trial, other women came forward with allegations of sexual assault against Hayat, and he ultimately went to jail.

     On November 9,1995, Carl Burpo was charged with six accounts of sexual misconduct in his workplace. The charged were later dropped against him because he made a plea deal. Instead, he plead guilty for illegally dispensing drugs and billing the government for operations he never carried out.

     The hidden sexual assault in the abortion industry has sadly been overlooked because people do not ever hear about this. Women should actually empower themselves by honing what abilities and special characteristics, rather than killing innocent children. The dark secrets of the abortion industry are quintessential to a modern society.

Michael Klatt is a weekly columnist for As a Matter of Fact.

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