Her legacy, however, will always be, to quote Kim Colby, “very much tarnished by the fact that she equated women’s advancement” with abortion, something “not good for women or the little girls who are aborted.” Deeply committed to the sexual revolution’s version of feminism, in which the procreative capacity of women is seen not as a good to be celebrated but as a problem to be solved, Ginsburg fiercely protected legalized abortion, including later-term, sex-selective, and disability-targeted abortions. In 2019, she even chided Justice Clarence Thomas on the topic, saying “A woman who exercises her constitutionally protected right to terminate a pregnancy is not a ‘mother’.” John Stonestreet.
Blogger: Odd, isn't it that a woman so callous possessed no qualms about the taking of innocent life but despised the death penalty for those guilty of murder?
Maybe it would have been too near the knuckle for her to have reasoned that killing sin free babies was considerably worse than putting someone down for the worst of sins - having taken a human life.
I pray that she repented before leaving this earth.
I trust that those who call themselves feminists will come to recognise the great evil which so many parts of that movement embraces.
