Montana Votes for Infanticide of Born Alive Babies

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Montana voters were asked whether babies born alive should be given basic human necessities and 226K people said no. That’s infanticide. Letting babies die or actively killing them is only a matter of semantics. It’s murder. Depriving people of necessities to survive is murder.

Montana voters rejected the Born-Alive Infant Protection Act that would have required medical professionals to perform lifesaving medical care on infants who survived abortions or were born prematurely. Unabashedly, they supported infanticide.

Voters in Montana appear to have rejected a ballot measure requiring medical care for infants born alive, including abortion. With 89 percent of the vote in, 52.6 percent oppose Legislative Referendum 131 to 47.4 percent support it.  According to the Montana Free Press, the measure caused confusion among voters during the campaign cycle over how the referendum was framed, reports Townhall.

They appear to support infanticide. This was a Planned Parenthood initiative.

Robby Starbuck tweeted, Montana voted to let babies die. Let that sink in. All this would have done is force doctors to give care to a living human baby, including if they’re born alive after an abortion. What a dark, horrific day.

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Dan Silvan
Dan Silvan
2 years ago

How depressing. I thought Montana was one of the States with more sense.

Marilyn Crawford
Marilyn Crawford
2 years ago

Prepare for God’s fury!

Vetmike
Vetmike
2 years ago

Montana? MONTANA? Over HALF the voters approved killing babies? Not abortion but killing newborns.

Madam DeFarge
Madam DeFarge
2 years ago

Wow, montana full of ghouls.

Tom REchenmacher
Tom REchenmacher
2 years ago

The Juddgement of America will soon begin.

Harrison Pendleton
Harrison Pendleton
2 years ago

It is already upon the entire world. Villains and fiends have signed their own eternal warrants.

Alej Marcos
Alej Marcos
2 years ago

You pathetic people stay in Montana… don’t even THINK of coming to Texas.

GuvGeek
GuvGeek
2 years ago

From what I’ve seen of the Bill, it’s poorly worded layer speak. I hope next time around there is a clear language bill that spells things out.

Marilyn Crawford
Marilyn Crawford
2 years ago
Reply to  GuvGeek

Spelling it out? So as to know just how much one can get away with? Will the Lord God pardon those who hurt the ‘Little ones?’
Don’t count on it!
We all need to be asking the Lord for mercy after what we have tolerated happening to newborns. Sound minded humans must wake up to what will become THEIR demise due to their cold hearts.

GuvGeek
GuvGeek
2 years ago

I think the issue was with requiring care for an aborted child. Montana does allow Abortion up to viability, I think they say 20 weeks. Changing Montana’s Abortion law will be hard since it’s part of the State Constitution.