Awful admissions from women aborting their babies!

The Collapse of the “Just Tissue” Argument

I used to think that people who secured abortions were misled, that they were lied to, that they didn't know. And it's certainly conceivable, though unlikely, but it's conceivable that 40 years ago, at the dawn of Roe v. Wade, that there were people who really did buy into this massive tissue argument.

But that argument, friends, has been dead for 20 years. Everyone knows it's a baby. It's now being admitted that it's a baby, even by those who are pro-choice, publicly in print, admitted, we know it's a baby, but we still ought to be able to kill it.

That's, ironically, some welcome honesty. But if you go to the mill and you talk to these women who are on their way in that door, you don't have to wait for these articles where people are coming out.

What Abortion Advocates and Seekers Say They Know

They knew, when you speak to them, they know what they're doing. Their response, even among those who profess to be Christians, is not, it's just tissue. It's not, it's no big deal. It's, I can be forgiven.

I have the right. I know I'm killing my baby. We all know.

They know.

Which means that this misguided, poor, innocent, pregnant girl is a myth. This is a heartless woman, who may indeed find herself in a difficult bind, and whose solution is to murder the baby.

Of course, it's murdering the unborn.

Abortion as Murder and the Need to Speak Up

Doesn't it make an awesome assessment?

You mean there are babies in there?

Why don't you do something better with your time than protest stupid s**t?

Why not that?

Do some f**king community service with some stupid s**t.

You're dumb a**. You're all f**king stupid as s**t.

We're here to speak up for them, man.

It ain't the first one I done killed.

It won't be the f**king last.

Let them, let them line up.

Line up.

There's only one word for abortion. It's murder. Abortion, in every instance, is the premeditated taking of an innocent human being's life with malice of forethought.