I Was a Pro-Life Advocate Until I Discovered This Shocking Truth

Are you making a mistake by joining the Pro Life Movement? I think any well-meaning Christian today is doing exactly that, and I can prove it. Anybody who looks into this discussion in an unbiased way should come to the conclusion that the Abolitionist position is the only way forward.

[Skylerrelyks]

I was talking about this very subject with my church plant yesterday. A few if them hadn’t heard of the difference between the two movements.

Thank you for this video! It will be a great resource.

[christiangadfly]

The parallels with slavery abolitionist movement is on point. Both opposing positions try and argue the human (whether slave or fetus) is not actually a human and therefore human rights don't apply.

[bretth]

Incredible video man, I didn't know most of this because of how fast life is moving. Keep up the hard work. Wow!

[Eigelstein]

On point 9. Anybody who acknowledges that the foster care system is terrible (which is a thing you could actually meaningfully address in a bipartisan way) but wants to divert resources and political capital away from that to advocate for an impossible position is not pro-life, they are anti-choice. That's it. This is because you want to see abortions go down, which you could accomplish by supporting women so they do not feel the need to have an abortion. Instead, you want to take options away. In other words, force 10-year-olds to give birth to grape babies. "Uh well actually, abortions are advantageous to grapeists." Except of course, when they do get caught. Forgot to mention that eh?

Promoting voting for Trump. Okay. So did Trump legitimately lose the 2020 elections? Oh, and did dinosaurs roamed the earth 66+ million years ago?

[christiangadfly]

This is like a fire hose of common sense.

[christiangadfly]

The part at the end made me think of when Jordan Peterson said he refused to go into politics, running for political office, because he knew he could make more of an impact by engaging with the culture. Wow. That's worth thinking about for a while. I think he's right! It's a battle of ideas and culture.