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Jewish World Review Aug 23, 2012/ 5 Elul, 5772 Abortion and Rape By Judge Andrew P. Napolitano http://www.JewishWorldReview.com | The criticisms of the recent absurd comments by Missouri Republican Congressman Todd Akin, who at this writing is his party's nominee to take on incumbent Missouri Democratic Sen. Claire McCaskill in November in a contest he had been expected to win, have focused on his clearly erroneous understanding of the human female anatomy. In a now infamous statement, in which he used the bizarre and unheard-of phrase "legitimate rape," the congressman gave the impression that some rapes of women are not mentally or seriously resisted. This is an antediluvian and misogynistic myth for which there is no basis in fact and which has been soundly and justly condemned. Akin also stated that the female anatomy can resist unwanted impregnation. This, too, is absurd, offensive and incorrect. Medical science has established conclusively that women cannot internally block an unwanted union of egg and sperm, no matter the relationship between male and female. I think even schoolchildren understand that. What has gone unmentioned, however, in the cacophony of condemnation by Republicans and Democrats, is the implication in Akin's comments that rape is not a moral justification for abortion. In that, he is correct: It is not. Abortion takes the life of innocent human beings who are the most vulnerable in our society. Abortion is today the most frequently performed medical procedure in the United States. American physicians perform about two abortions every minute of every hour of every day: about 1 million a year since 1973. In my home state of New Jersey, abortion is permitted up to the moment of birth, and the state will even pay for it if the mother meets certain financial criteria. RECEIVE LIBERTY LOVING COLUMNISTS IN YOUR INBOX … FOR FREE! Every weekday NewsAndOpinion.com publishes what many in the media and Washington consider "must-reading". HUNDREDS of columnists and cartoonists regularly appear. Sign up for the daily update. It's free. Just click here. How low have we sunk? What are the consequences of this mass slaughter? How did we get here? We got here because of the most reprehensible and unconstitutional Supreme Court opinion in the modern era. In a throwback to its infamous Dred Scott decision — in which a pre-Civil War Supreme Court declared that blacks are not persons and hence cannot claim the protections of the Constitution — the court essentially said in Roe vs. Wade the same of fetuses in the womb. Roe vs. Wade has spawned more slaughter than all 20th-century tyrants combined. The consequences of this slaughter are vast lost generations of human beings who were denied by the law the right to live. The economic consequences from which we all suffer today — entitlements too costly to afford and too few wage earners to pay for them — are directly attributable to the absence of population growth. I am not arguing in favor of entitlements. The Constitution does not authorize the federal government to provide them. But when FDR and LBJ concocted their entitlement schemes in order to build permanent dependence on the Democratic Party, they understood population growth. Their understanding, too, was slaughtered by abortion. A society that prefers death to life not only cannot prosper; it cannot survive. Soon 40 percent of federal tax revenues will be dedicated to interest on the federal debt, and most of that borrowing has been to pay for entitlements. We are headed for a cliff. So are the babies in the womb. But isn't the baby in a womb a person? Of course the baby in a womb is a person. The baby is produced by the physical interaction of two human parents, and every unborn baby possesses a fully actualizable human genome: all the material necessary to grow to adulthood and to exist independently outside the womb. What about rape? Rape is among the more horrific violations of human dignity imaginable. But it is a crime committed by the male, not the female — and certainly not by the child it might produce. When rape results in pregnancy, the baby has the same right to life as any child born by mutually loving parents. Only the Nazis would punish a child for the crimes of his or her father. Every abortion ends the life of an innocent unborn human being. When politicians in both parties claim to be pro-life but favor abortions because of the criminal behavior of the father, as in rape or incest, they are politically rejecting that hard truth. What other violations of the natural law will they condone for political expedience? Every weekday JewishWorldReview.com publishes what many in the media and Washington consider "must-reading". Sign up for the daily JWR update. It's free. Just click here. Your comments are appreciated. Please send them by clicking here. Andrew P. Napolitano, a former judge of the Superior Court of New Jersey, is the Senior Judicial Analyst at Fox News Channel and anchor of "FreedomWatch" on Fox Business Network. Previously: • 08/16/12 November's Choices • 08/09/12 Gazillions • 07/19/12 The Rule of Law • 07/12/12 We Are at a Turning Point • 07/03/12 A Vast New Federal Power • 06/28/12 Restraining Arizona, Unleashing the President • 06/21/12 Can the President Rewrite Federal Law? • 06/15/12 Squealing Versus Killing • 06/07/12 Where Is The Outrage? • 05/31/12 The Secret Kill List • 05/24/12 What If We Have Only Memories of Freedom? • 05/17/12 Is There a Drone in Your Backyard? • 05/10/12 What Constitutes a Fair Trial? • 05/03/12 The President's Private War • 04/26/12 Rick Perry Was Correct • 04/19/12 A Government of Waste • 04/12/12 What If the Government Rejects the Constitution? • 03/29/12 Can the Government Force You To Eat Broccoli? • 03/22/12 Is the CIA in Your Kitchen? • 03/15/12 Can the Secret Service Tell You To Shut Up? • 03/08/12 Can the President Kill You? • 02/23/12 What If Democracy Is Bunk? • 02/16/12 Time To Tame the Federal Beast • 02/09/12 Do Catholics Have Too Many Babies? • 02/02/12 What Is a Just War? • 01/25/12 A Few Words About Abortion • 01/20/12 How Much Economic Freedom Do We Have in the United States? • 01/12/12 What If Elections Don't Matter? • 01/05/12 Big Government Cannot Pay Its Bills, Again • 12/29/11 The Case for Austerity • 12/22/11 New Ideas or Fidelity to Old Principles? • 12/15/11 The Government as Lawbreaker, Again • 12/08/11 What if our rights didn't come from the Almighty or from our humanity, but from the government? • 12/01/11 Can Congress Steal Your Constitutional Freedoms? • 11/24/11 What if the Constitution No Longer Applied? • 11/17/11 Congress and Secrecy • 11/10/11 Does the Government Work for Us, or Do We Work for the Government? • 11/03/11 Look at What the Government Has Done with Your Money • 10/27/11 What Have the Wars Done for You? • 10/20/11 Is Freedom in America a Myth or a Reality? © 2012, ANDREW P. 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