#128 – The Fetal Harvest
Pro-choice people often say that abortion is okay because the unborn are not really human beings. Meanwhile, there is a lucrative market for human body parts harvested from babies killed by abortion.
Pro-choice people often say that abortion is okay because the unborn are not really human beings. Meanwhile, there is a lucrative market for human body parts harvested from babies killed by abortion.
The pro-choice side argues that abortion should be legal because women have the right to control their own bodies. But remember this…
Sometimes the pro-choice side will equate elective abortion to amputation. But are these two things morally equivalent? Let’s take a look…
One of the abortion lobby’s marketing strategies is to portray women as victims of their pregnancies where the children are their enemies. Of course, the goal behind all this is obvious…
Some abortion defenders say that abortion is not murder because the fetus is not fully developed. But that doesn’t make it okay to kill them.
The pro-choice side has accused the pro-life movement of being a bunch of “anti-choice extremists who are trying to force their religious beliefs on everyone else.” Since “choice” means having the legal right to butcher defenseless children, then we are indeed anti-choice. But as for the claim that we are trying pass laws to force our theological views on others, that is idiocy.
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…
The abortion lobby tries to justify slaughtering the unborn is by claiming that no one knows when life begins. But let’s think about it for a minute…
The people who claim to be “pro-science” immediately throw science out the window when it comes to abortion and the unborn child. All of a sudden, “choice” is all that matters and science is irrelevant.
Some countries are now bragging that they have virtually eliminated Down Syndrome from their population. The obvious assumption is that they have discovered a cure. But that’s not the case…