In what can only be described as a grotesque moment of honesty, Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg made a startling statement in an interview with the New York Times Magazine.  In the interview she made the following statement:

Frankly I had thought that at the time Roe was decided, there was concern about population growth and particularly growth in populations that we don’t want to have too many of.

So, instead of Roe being about a woman’s right to choose, Justice Ginsburg actually thought it was more about getting rid of the unborn babies of an “undesirable” portion of our population.  Since abortion affects black people more than any other race, it’s not a great leap to the assumption that Justice Ginsburg is speaking of controlling the population of blacks (the undesirables) in our nation.

The concept Ginsburg is speaking of is called eugenics and is a belief that has been held by many people throughout history.  In the 20th Century Hitler was a huge proponent of eugenics.

Justice Ginsburg’s brief moment of honesty serves as a perfect example of why the Supreme Court and our judicial system in general are so completely broken.  It also exposes the pro-abortion movement based on a woman’s right to choose as a lie – at least to some extent.  If a Justice on the Supreme Court believed Roe was more about eugenics than choice, how many others, if they were being honest, would say the same thing?

What’s just as disturbing to me is the continued support of the Democratic party by black people.  This is a party that has continuously enslaved the black race by chaining them to government assistance, denied them a chance to better themselves, and now, apparently, helped to thin out their ranks by legalizing a procedure that has murdered millions of their own over the last 30 years.  When will they see the light?

For even more information on this please see Ruth Bader Ginsburg: “I thought Roe was to rid U.S. of undesirables!”