Why be this passionate? Because it's a sin not to

I have had several friends, family and co-workers ask me, "Why are you always posting things on Facebook, Twitter, etc. about horse abortions?"

I'll tell you why: Because not talking about it is a sin. A sin against humanity. A sin against equine. A sin against the Bible. A sin against God.

If I decide one day that I won't talk about horse abortions anymore, where would that lead? Would our pro-(human) life brothers stop talking about their cause? Would those trying to preserve and protect the traditional family structure stop? We don't live in a country that gives up; we live in a country that never stops, not until we've achieved liberty for as many of God's creatures as we can.

Think about this: tens if not tens of thousands of horses are aborted every single week. If I stop talking about it, how will people know? My silence will allow this atrocity to continue for decades, centuries and, ultimately, millennia.

Think of the emotional damage done to the horses whose young are aborted. Studies (plenty of them) have shown that female horses whose fetuses are aborted are more likely than others to suffer from spongy hoof, sand crack and horse colic. Horse colic is a generic term for diseases of the organs of the abdomen, according to horse-diseases.com. Interesting. The abdomen is pretty darn close to the heart, is it not? Hmmm... Think God is sending these fetus-murdering horse moms a message? That's not for me to say. But it is something to think about.

Stop the killing. Stop the sin. Stop horse abortion before it's too late.

-- HW