#43 – “The law has no right to control what a woman does with her own body!”
The pro-choice side says that the law has no right to control what a woman does with her own body. But let’s follow the science…
#42 – Are You Pro-Choice With Exceptions?
Some people claim to be “pro-life” while at the same time saying that abortion should be allowed in some situations. In other words, they are “pro-choice with exceptions.” See why…
#41 – “Abortion IS Healthcare!”
The abortion lobby desperately tries to convince the public that abortion is healthcare. But even studies from the U.S. government and the abortion industry itself prove that’s far from the truth…
#40 – Should Abortion Be Our Core Issue?
Some people argue that we should not have litmus tests for politicians and judges. See why that is pure nonsense…
#39 – The Real Reason For The Outrage Over Abortion Images & Sonogram Laws
The pro-choice side becomes enraged when pictures of aborted babies are shown. But if the unborn aren’t living human beings, and if legalized abortion is such a positive thing for women, then these people should have no fear of these images.
#38 – “Abortion Bans Are Forced Motherhood!”
The pro-choice side likes to argue that prohibitions against abortion are just “forced motherhood.” Watch to see why this argument is a lie…
#37 – “You Can’t Be Pro-Life And Pro-Death Penalty!”
The abortion lobby says that the pro-life movement is hypocritical for supporting the death penalty.
#36 – Are We Giving The Impression That The Pro-Choice Position Has Validity?
Any time we sit down with abortion apologists in some starry-eyed quest for common ground, all we do is give the impression that even we believe their position has some moral validity.
#35 – “You Can Be Pro-Choice And Christian.”
Some people claim that they can be pro-choice and Christian at the same time. That is nonsense.
#34 – Why The Abortion Lobby Focuses On “Who Decides”
The pro-choice mob knows that they can’t defend the morality of abortion, so they push this absurd idea that the issue is not whether abortion is right or wrong, but who decides — the woman or the state?