We chose the name bloblings to force the debate down to the entity that is the most difficult to defend. It’s the phase of life that has been the most mysterious and least known. We believe we can defend the fact that the blobling in the womb is a person with all rights. And we challenge the abortion industry to prove that they do not lend support to the destruction of innocent human life. The burden of proof falls on those of us who condone and defend abortion! Therefore, until such proof can be demonstrated, it’s our moral duty to protect the lives of even the earliest preborn persons, the bloblings!
So, we ask: Why have we, the citizens of America, allowed ourselves to be persuaded that we have the right to kill a preborn human life even though we have not, and cannot, demonstrate—scientifically, philosophically or medically—beyond a reasonable doubt, that the preborn life is not a fully human person?
Along with seemingly irrefutable logic, we agree with the legal scholars who find Roe v. Wade and its companion decision, Doe v. Bolton to be unwarranted judicial activism that has turned the Constitution on its head. It has not only given us abortion on demand, but even abortion at birth, which has created a pervasive disrespect for human life, and has caused us to endure the shameful era of dump bin babies—the treating of human life as trash! What a reflection on American morality, and what depraved, inhumane injustice we have visited on the most innocent member of our human family.
About Me
- Chuck Marrelli
- Irvine, California, United States
- Charles (Chuck) N. Marrelli has 35 years of marketing, sales, and writing experience, three years of military service, and a BA in English at Loyola U. He started at H. J. Heinz Co. and won Salesman of the Year. He moved to O-Cedar, Div. of Martin Marietta, survived three acquisitions, and rose through the ranks to National Sales Manager at Drackett Products Co., Cincinnati, OH. Bristol-Myers acquired his company, promoted Chuck to Brand Manager, then to Brand Supervisor. He wrote and executed marketing plans, supervised research, product development, budgeting, advertising, and package design. He worked with A.C. Nielsen, Battelle Memorial Institute, Knapp Design Associates, and Young & Rubicam. He wrote advertising copy, product manuals, sales manuals, and sales presentations. Chuck moved to Darien, CT as Senior VP of a Military Sales Co. that sold consumer products to military commissaries and exchanges worldwide. Two years later, he returned to Los Angeles, CA to form his own company, C M MARKETING SERVICES, which operated as a sales agent, and marketing consultant. After 12 successful years, Chuck retired with references that testify to high standards of performance.
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