#104 – Which Gender Supports Abortion More?
Pro-choice activists say that men have no right to express an opinion on abortion. But they may be running off their most loyal support group.
#103 – The “Great” Parasite Debate
The pro-choice side often describes the unborn as parasites. But let’s “follow the science”…
#102 – Debunking The “Better Aborted Than Abused” Argument
When adoption is suggested as an alternative to abortion, abortion supporters demand to know how we can guarantee that children who get adopted won’t be abused or neglected.
#101 – How Many People Do You See?
The pro-choice side chants that “it’s the woman’s body” as if there is only one body involved. Watch to see how idiotic this is…
#100 – The “Miracle Of Child Birth”
You often hear people talk about “the miracle of child birth.” But could we be accidentally reinforcing pro-choice rhetoric?
#99 – Bearing “The Rapist’s Child”
The pro-choice side argues that a woman who is pregnant from rape should not have to bear the child of the monster who attacked her. But that cannot be avoided. Here’s the truth…
No One Ever Says ‘Thank You’ To an Abortionist
In addition to their own aversion to the procedure, abortion providers also have to deal with the emotions of the women involved. And at times, this can profoundly rattle abortion clinic staff.
#98 – Is The Pro-Life Movement Actually Trying To Force Women To Have Babies?
One of the abortion lobby’s standard lies is to claim that the pro-life movement is trying to force women to have babies. But is that really the truth?
#97 – Does The Government Have A Right To PREVENT Abortions?
Some people will agree that abortion is wrong but that the government’s has no right to be involved in it. But the first duty of government is to protect the lives of its people, so the real question is not whether the government has a right to prevent abortions, but whether it has the right not to.
#96 – “Intellectual Dishonesty” Over Abortion
When the public sees the horrific images of babies butchered in abortions, it’s interesting how often they get more angry at the people who showed it to them, than they do at the people who actually did it.