If you had an abortion you really didn't want to have

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For someone who doesn't own a TV and doesn't watch the news because he/she doesn't want to fill their head with "gore and trash," I'd say the PP is pretty fixated on, even obsessed with, gore.

"Killing babies"
"Infant genocide"
"Sick science experiment"
"Baby murdering"
"Mothers hiring assassins to kill their children"

Not to mention the vivid (and inaccurate) descriptions of how abortions are performed. This poster doesn't need TV or news - he or she is already living in a horror movie. I've read somewhere that the pro-life movement, because of its black-and-white, good vs. evil approach to the issue of abortion, often attracts mentally ill people. I think we have living proof of that here. It's impossible to reason with people like this. It's like trying to reason with Holocaust deniers, anti-vaccine people, white supremacists, 9/11 truthers, doomsday preppers, people who believe the President Obama is a Muslim socialist terrorist, people who deny that the moon landing occurred, etc.

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First, I apologize to real DCUMers because I'm apparently entertaining a troll. Second, I ask not of this particular troll but of all abortion -related morons out there: Where were you for Relisha? What are you doing for the next Relisha?

Who is Relisha and what does she have to do with justifying killing babies? What are you doing for the next Relisha since you know so much about her? Or is "just kill 'em all" your motto.

I would be a troll if I was responding because I thought it was funny. This is not funny and it is nothing to troll about.

If you don't know who Relisha is you can get the fuck off this board, since if you don't you are clearly not a DC urban mom.

So what you are saying is that you lack the ability to have an intellectual conversation, and that you really cannot connect this girl you brought up to the subject at hand.

Therefore you are just throwing things at the wall, and hoping something sticks so that you don't have to address your bloodthirsty tendencies and lack of regard for innocent humans being slaughtered.

But really. You don't live in or around DC if you don't know who this poor girl is. Her story is heartbreaking. And PP is trying to show that your concern for children seems to begin and end with posting incendiary messages about fetuses on message board in a city where you don't live.

I don't watch the news, so if you have a point to make then make it. Connect your point to the issue at hand. Or admit that you and PP are grasping at straws.

Something bad happened to a child (that I refuse to look up- which is why I don't watch the news) and that means that I don't care about children?

I detect a logical fallacy.

I point, dimwit, is that there are not resources/care/etc. to take care of children AFTER they are born. Some live miserable lives because the mothers were ill equipped or didn't care about the children.

That doesn't justify killing babies.

There are people in hospitals right now living miserable lives. Should we kill them? There are people who can't afford hospital treatments and they are miserable. Should we send them to the gas chambers? There are people who are homeless and hungry- is it charitable to exterminate them? There are people who had it ROUGH but grew up to do great things. Should we have killed them early?

Give it a rest. There ARE enough resources to care for people. But there will always be the less fortunate because of the callous disregard for human life. People are selfish, materialistic, and lack compassion. THAT is the problem.

Don't tell me about resources when people are on here buying million dollar homes, vacation homes, fancy clothes and all of that. Sure, you have a right to buy what you want, but issue is not resources. The issue is that people don't want to use THEIR resources to help others. They want to pass it off on someone else, maybe cut a check for $100 and then call it a day. Then act like they are so enlightened and merciful because they support infant genocide.

Please stop referring to abortion as genocide. It's not genocide. Genocide is defined as the systematic destruction of a certain racial, ethnic, religious or national group. The definition of genocide is based on this group affiliation. "Babies" are not a group as so defined. Your rhetoric is hyperbolic and misleading.

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Anonymous wrote:Today my friend who had an abortion says she wished her "support" person had made some effort to talk her out of it. There were other options.

She and a lot of people. Her voice won't drown out the extreme voices on either side. These women suffer silently and when she talks about it, it will be taboo. Her pro life friends will drown her with crap about Jesus and her pro choice friends will trivialize her feelings. Those with good professional experience like some OBs can understand. The pain is immense and she will never stop thinking about her child, her little friend, who only she knew.
The extreme views make it hard for any logic to come into this. In the end there are women who are being hurt by a system that refuses to be intellectually honest. There IS post abortion stress, no different than PTSD. And for some women, that is not worth it, they would have rather struggled with the child than live through that. And these are NOT religious people, they are just humans with normal emotions.

OP here. This is the category my friend falls into. She has always considered herself pro-choice but didn't think she could ever have an abortion personally. Then she got pregnant at a very inopportune time in an exceedingly bad relationship and health situation, and she made the choice that would spare the child a lifetime of difficulty. It was heartbreaking for her, and I doubt she will ever forget about the little life that was inside of her. There was another young woman in the waiting room who was also there to have an abortion. She started chatting with me while my friend was in the back. She was perfectly upbeat and it was pretty clear that this was just like any other doctor's appointment for her, she was just bummed that her boyfriend couldn't get off work so they could go to Five Guys after. There seems to be a huge range of feelings women have about this procedure. It doesn't do anyone any favors to diminish or hyperbolize the degree to which something like this can weigh on a person.

Ugh. This is another of the fake abortion posts, isn't it. Guys, can you please go spam another board?

No, I am the OP who spent yesterday afternoon in a planned parenthood waiting room while waiting for my friend's procedure. Just observing that different women going through the termination of a pregnancy experience it vastly differently. My friend spent the afternoon bawling her eyes out; this other young woman was cheerfully talking about Harry Potter. I don't judge the other girl at all. I find it offensive when people act like women should either have no feelings about terminating a pregnancy, or make the assumption that they are going to be broken forever by their choice. It is different for everyone and people should have more respect.

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Anonymous wrote:Today my friend who had an abortion says she wished her "support" person had made some effort to talk her out of it. There were other options.

She and a lot of people. Her voice won't drown out the extreme voices on either side. These women suffer silently and when she talks about it, it will be taboo. Her pro life friends will drown her with crap about Jesus and her pro choice friends will trivialize her feelings. Those with good professional experience like some OBs can understand. The pain is immense and she will never stop thinking about her child, her little friend, who only she knew.
The extreme views make it hard for any logic to come into this. In the end there are women who are being hurt by a system that refuses to be intellectually honest. There IS post abortion stress, no different than PTSD. And for some women, that is not worth it, they would have rather struggled with the child than live through that. And these are NOT religious people, they are just humans with normal emotions.

OP here. This is the category my friend falls into. She has always considered herself pro-choice but didn't think she could ever have an abortion personally. Then she got pregnant at a very inopportune time in an exceedingly bad relationship and health situation, and she made the choice that would spare the child a lifetime of difficulty. It was heartbreaking for her, and I doubt she will ever forget about the little life that was inside of her. There was another young woman in the waiting room who was also there to have an abortion. She started chatting with me while my friend was in the back. She was perfectly upbeat and it was pretty clear that this was just like any other doctor's appointment for her, she was just bummed that her boyfriend couldn't get off work so they could go to Five Guys after. There seems to be a huge range of feelings women have about this procedure. It doesn't do anyone any favors to diminish or hyperbolize the degree to which something like this can weigh on a person.

Ugh. This is another of the fake abortion posts, isn't it. Guys, can you please go spam another board?

No, I am the OP who spent yesterday afternoon in a planned parenthood waiting room while waiting for my friend's procedure. Just observing that different women going through the termination of a pregnancy experience it vastly differently. My friend spent the afternoon bawling her eyes out; this other young woman was cheerfully talking about Harry Potter. I don't judge the other girl at all. I find it offensive when people act like women should either have no feelings about terminating a pregnancy, or make the assumption that they are going to be broken forever by their choice. It is different for everyone and people should have more respect.

So, you live in the D.C. area? Which clinic did you go to?

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Anonymous wrote:Today my friend who had an abortion says she wished her "support" person had made some effort to talk her out of it. There were other options.

She and a lot of people. Her voice won't drown out the extreme voices on either side. These women suffer silently and when she talks about it, it will be taboo. Her pro life friends will drown her with crap about Jesus and her pro choice friends will trivialize her feelings. Those with good professional experience like some OBs can understand. The pain is immense and she will never stop thinking about her child, her little friend, who only she knew.
The extreme views make it hard for any logic to come into this. In the end there are women who are being hurt by a system that refuses to be intellectually honest. There IS post abortion stress, no different than PTSD. And for some women, that is not worth it, they would have rather struggled with the child than live through that. And these are NOT religious people, they are just humans with normal emotions.

OP here. This is the category my friend falls into. She has always considered herself pro-choice but didn't think she could ever have an abortion personally. Then she got pregnant at a very inopportune time in an exceedingly bad relationship and health situation, and she made the choice that would spare the child a lifetime of difficulty. It was heartbreaking for her, and I doubt she will ever forget about the little life that was inside of her. There was another young woman in the waiting room who was also there to have an abortion. She started chatting with me while my friend was in the back. She was perfectly upbeat and it was pretty clear that this was just like any other doctor's appointment for her, she was just bummed that her boyfriend couldn't get off work so they could go to Five Guys after. There seems to be a huge range of feelings women have about this procedure. It doesn't do anyone any favors to diminish or hyperbolize the degree to which something like this can weigh on a person.

Ugh. This is another of the fake abortion posts, isn't it. Guys, can you please go spam another board?

No, I am the OP who spent yesterday afternoon in a planned parenthood waiting room while waiting for my friend's procedure. Just observing that different women going through the termination of a pregnancy experience it vastly differently. My friend spent the afternoon bawling her eyes out; this other young woman was cheerfully talking about Harry Potter. I don't judge the other girl at all. I find it offensive when people act like women should either have no feelings about terminating a pregnancy, or make the assumption that they are going to be broken forever by their choice. It is different for everyone and people should have more respect.

So, you live in the D.C. area? Which clinic did you go to?

I'm sure you won't, but OP - please don't answer this question.

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Anonymous wrote:Today my friend who had an abortion says she wished her "support" person had made some effort to talk her out of it. There were other options.

She and a lot of people. Her voice won't drown out the extreme voices on either side. These women suffer silently and when she talks about it, it will be taboo. Her pro life friends will drown her with crap about Jesus and her pro choice friends will trivialize her feelings. Those with good professional experience like some OBs can understand. The pain is immense and she will never stop thinking about her child, her little friend, who only she knew.
The extreme views make it hard for any logic to come into this. In the end there are women who are being hurt by a system that refuses to be intellectually honest. There IS post abortion stress, no different than PTSD. And for some women, that is not worth it, they would have rather struggled with the child than live through that. And these are NOT religious people, they are just humans with normal emotions.

OP here. This is the category my friend falls into. She has always considered herself pro-choice but didn't think she could ever have an abortion personally. Then she got pregnant at a very inopportune time in an exceedingly bad relationship and health situation, and she made the choice that would spare the child a lifetime of difficulty. It was heartbreaking for her, and I doubt she will ever forget about the little life that was inside of her. There was another young woman in the waiting room who was also there to have an abortion. She started chatting with me while my friend was in the back. She was perfectly upbeat and it was pretty clear that this was just like any other doctor's appointment for her, she was just bummed that her boyfriend couldn't get off work so they could go to Five Guys after. There seems to be a huge range of feelings women have about this procedure. It doesn't do anyone any favors to diminish or hyperbolize the degree to which something like this can weigh on a person.

Ugh. This is another of the fake abortion posts, isn't it. Guys, can you please go spam another board?

No, I am the OP who spent yesterday afternoon in a planned parenthood waiting room while waiting for my friend's procedure. Just observing that different women going through the termination of a pregnancy experience it vastly differently. My friend spent the afternoon bawling her eyes out; this other young woman was cheerfully talking about Harry Potter. I don't judge the other girl at all. I find it offensive when people act like women should either have no feelings about terminating a pregnancy, or make the assumption that they are going to be broken forever by their choice. It is different for everyone and people should have more respect.

So, you live in the D.C. area? Which clinic did you go to?

I'm sure you won't, but OP - please don't answer this question.

How come you're advising OP not to answer it? Because that undermines the idea that we're just a bunch of gals chatting informally about our lives here, rather than some people engaging in a stealth campaign to sneak anti-abortion views into a conversation?

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Anonymous wrote:Today my friend who had an abortion says she wished her "support" person had made some effort to talk her out of it. There were other options.

She and a lot of people. Her voice won't drown out the extreme voices on either side. These women suffer silently and when she talks about it, it will be taboo. Her pro life friends will drown her with crap about Jesus and her pro choice friends will trivialize her feelings. Those with good professional experience like some OBs can understand. The pain is immense and she will never stop thinking about her child, her little friend, who only she knew.
The extreme views make it hard for any logic to come into this. In the end there are women who are being hurt by a system that refuses to be intellectually honest. There IS post abortion stress, no different than PTSD. And for some women, that is not worth it, they would have rather struggled with the child than live through that. And these are NOT religious people, they are just humans with normal emotions.

OP here. This is the category my friend falls into. She has always considered herself pro-choice but didn't think she could ever have an abortion personally. Then she got pregnant at a very inopportune time in an exceedingly bad relationship and health situation, and she made the choice that would spare the child a lifetime of difficulty. It was heartbreaking for her, and I doubt she will ever forget about the little life that was inside of her. There was another young woman in the waiting room who was also there to have an abortion. She started chatting with me while my friend was in the back. She was perfectly upbeat and it was pretty clear that this was just like any other doctor's appointment for her, she was just bummed that her boyfriend couldn't get off work so they could go to Five Guys after. There seems to be a huge range of feelings women have about this procedure. It doesn't do anyone any favors to diminish or hyperbolize the degree to which something like this can weigh on a person.

Ugh. This is another of the fake abortion posts, isn't it. Guys, can you please go spam another board?

No, I am the OP who spent yesterday afternoon in a planned parenthood waiting room while waiting for my friend's procedure. Just observing that different women going through the termination of a pregnancy experience it vastly differently. My friend spent the afternoon bawling her eyes out; this other young woman was cheerfully talking about Harry Potter. I don't judge the other girl at all. I find it offensive when people act like women should either have no feelings about terminating a pregnancy, or make the assumption that they are going to be broken forever by their choice. It is different for everyone and people should have more respect.

So, you live in the D.C. area? Which clinic did you go to?

We are not in the DC area. What does location have to do with anything?

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Anonymous wrote:Today my friend who had an abortion says she wished her "support" person had made some effort to talk her out of it. There were other options.

She and a lot of people. Her voice won't drown out the extreme voices on either side. These women suffer silently and when she talks about it, it will be taboo. Her pro life friends will drown her with crap about Jesus and her pro choice friends will trivialize her feelings. Those with good professional experience like some OBs can understand. The pain is immense and she will never stop thinking about her child, her little friend, who only she knew.
The extreme views make it hard for any logic to come into this. In the end there are women who are being hurt by a system that refuses to be intellectually honest. There IS post abortion stress, no different than PTSD. And for some women, that is not worth it, they would have rather struggled with the child than live through that. And these are NOT religious people, they are just humans with normal emotions.

OP here. This is the category my friend falls into. She has always considered herself pro-choice but didn't think she could ever have an abortion personally. Then she got pregnant at a very inopportune time in an exceedingly bad relationship and health situation, and she made the choice that would spare the child a lifetime of difficulty. It was heartbreaking for her, and I doubt she will ever forget about the little life that was inside of her. There was another young woman in the waiting room who was also there to have an abortion. She started chatting with me while my friend was in the back. She was perfectly upbeat and it was pretty clear that this was just like any other doctor's appointment for her, she was just bummed that her boyfriend couldn't get off work so they could go to Five Guys after. There seems to be a huge range of feelings women have about this procedure. It doesn't do anyone any favors to diminish or hyperbolize the degree to which something like this can weigh on a person.

Ugh. This is another of the fake abortion posts, isn't it. Guys, can you please go spam another board?

No, I am the OP who spent yesterday afternoon in a planned parenthood waiting room while waiting for my friend's procedure. Just observing that different women going through the termination of a pregnancy experience it vastly differently. My friend spent the afternoon bawling her eyes out; this other young woman was cheerfully talking about Harry Potter. I don't judge the other girl at all. I find it offensive when people act like women should either have no feelings about terminating a pregnancy, or make the assumption that they are going to be broken forever by their choice. It is different for everyone and people should have more respect.

So, you live in the D.C. area? Which clinic did you go to?

I'm sure you won't, but OP - please don't answer this question.

How come you're advising OP not to answer it? Because that undermines the idea that we're just a bunch of gals chatting informally about our lives here, rather than some people engaging in a stealth campaign to sneak anti-abortion views into a conversation?

OP here. Are you kidding? I am very much pro-choice. I drove a friend to have an abortion yesterday. Does the fact that she had a really hard time with it seriously make you think I am a stealth anti-choicer? What the fuck.

[Anonymous]

How did you know they were all there for an abortion? I've been to PP many times, but have never had an abortion.

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Anonymous wrote:Today my friend who had an abortion says she wished her "support" person had made some effort to talk her out of it. There were other options.

She and a lot of people. Her voice won't drown out the extreme voices on either side. These women suffer silently and when she talks about it, it will be taboo. Her pro life friends will drown her with crap about Jesus and her pro choice friends will trivialize her feelings. Those with good professional experience like some OBs can understand. The pain is immense and she will never stop thinking about her child, her little friend, who only she knew.
The extreme views make it hard for any logic to come into this. In the end there are women who are being hurt by a system that refuses to be intellectually honest. There IS post abortion stress, no different than PTSD. And for some women, that is not worth it, they would have rather struggled with the child than live through that. And these are NOT religious people, they are just humans with normal emotions.

OP here. This is the category my friend falls into. She has always considered herself pro-choice but didn't think she could ever have an abortion personally. Then she got pregnant at a very inopportune time in an exceedingly bad relationship and health situation, and she made the choice that would spare the child a lifetime of difficulty. It was heartbreaking for her, and I doubt she will ever forget about the little life that was inside of her. There was another young woman in the waiting room who was also there to have an abortion. She started chatting with me while my friend was in the back. She was perfectly upbeat and it was pretty clear that this was just like any other doctor's appointment for her, she was just bummed that her boyfriend couldn't get off work so they could go to Five Guys after. There seems to be a huge range of feelings women have about this procedure. It doesn't do anyone any favors to diminish or hyperbolize the degree to which something like this can weigh on a person.

Ugh. This is another of the fake abortion posts, isn't it. Guys, can you please go spam another board?

No, I am the OP who spent yesterday afternoon in a planned parenthood waiting room while waiting for my friend's procedure. Just observing that different women going through the termination of a pregnancy experience it vastly differently. My friend spent the afternoon bawling her eyes out; this other young woman was cheerfully talking about Harry Potter. I don't judge the other girl at all. I find it offensive when people act like women should either have no feelings about terminating a pregnancy, or make the assumption that they are going to be broken forever by their choice. It is different for everyone and people should have more respect.

So, you live in the D.C. area? Which clinic did you go to?

I'm sure you won't, but OP - please don't answer this question.

How come you're advising OP not to answer it? Because that undermines the idea that we're just a bunch of gals chatting informally about our lives here, rather than some people engaging in a stealth campaign to sneak anti-abortion views into a conversation?

Because I'm much more concerned about providing information to pro-lifers about a particular clinic that could be targeted for protests or other actions.

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Anonymous wrote:How did you know they were all there for an abortion? I've been to PP many times, but have never had an abortion.

Good point.

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Anonymous wrote:For someone who doesn't own a TV and doesn't watch the news because he/she doesn't want to fill their head with "gore and trash," I'd say the PP is pretty fixated on, even obsessed with, gore.

"Killing babies"
"Infant genocide"
"Sick science experiment"
"Baby murdering"
"Mothers hiring assassins to kill their children"

Not to mention the vivid (and inaccurate) descriptions of how abortions are performed. This poster doesn't need TV or news - he or she is already living in a horror movie. I've read somewhere that the pro-life movement, because of its black-and-white, good vs. evil approach to the issue of abortion, often attracts mentally ill people. I think we have living proof of that here. It's impossible to reason with people like this. It's like trying to reason with Holocaust deniers, anti-vaccine people, white supremacists, 9/11 truthers, doomsday preppers, people who believe the President Obama is a Muslim socialist terrorist, people who deny that the moon landing occurred, etc.

Stop shilling.

You are projecting your own issues and I am not amused.

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First, I apologize to real DCUMers because I'm apparently entertaining a troll. Second, I ask not of this particular troll but of all abortion -related morons out there: Where were you for Relisha? What are you doing for the next Relisha?

Who is Relisha and what does she have to do with justifying killing babies? What are you doing for the next Relisha since you know so much about her? Or is "just kill 'em all" your motto.

I would be a troll if I was responding because I thought it was funny. This is not funny and it is nothing to troll about.

If you don't know who Relisha is you can get the fuck off this board, since if you don't you are clearly not a DC urban mom.

So what you are saying is that you lack the ability to have an intellectual conversation, and that you really cannot connect this girl you brought up to the subject at hand.

Therefore you are just throwing things at the wall, and hoping something sticks so that you don't have to address your bloodthirsty tendencies and lack of regard for innocent humans being slaughtered.

Did you even bother to look up who Relisha is? I'm guessing not, since you're just slinging insults at the PP, and that's incredibly offensive. The direct correlation that I see is this: anti-choicers tend to favor only the policies that would get more people born. They don't care about wider insurance coverage, they don't care about pay parity, or a living minimum wage (and they tend to be embarrassingly under-informed in regards to why these issues are important at all), they don't care about a strong safety net in general - such as one that might have caught Relisha... If you want to talk the anti-choice talk, you might want to walk the true caring path of making sure that more people can take care of their own families.

And again, here's where the insane cruelty of the anti-choice opinion is like swallowing glass: if abortion were illegal today, it wouldn't stop it. Those with money would fly to where it's legal - my mother remembers a classmate going abroad in the middle of the school year - those without risk their lives with whatever option they can find, or are forced to bear children they have decided they cannot have. That is an immoral position and undermines whatever moral ground you perceive yourself to have.

Of course I didn't look it up! If I wanted to fill my head with gore and trash then I'd have a TV in my home! I don't fill my mind with talking heads and propaganda on a daily basis under the guise of "informing myself".

So from what you wrote- the story really has nothing to do with killing innocent babies and the callous attitudes of mothers who hire assassins to kill their children. You are just using it as a tool to justify the horrible actions.

There are poor people- so you are wrong for saying we shouldn't kill babies!

The policies are bad so how dare you not support infant genocide!

Anti-choice is such a stupid term. I suppose that makes you Pro-murder. People who are anti-baby murdering are not a monolith. Insurance, policies, pay, etc has nothing to do with the issue at hand. The issue is not the law- the issue is the conditions of people's hearts that lead them to have such a lack in conscience.

Furthermore, you cannot determine how each individual feels about policies. I do not believe in murdering babies...that doesn't mean that you can determine how I feel about other issues. Nor can you determine my personal efforts to help the less fortunate simply based on my statements.

I really shouldn't engage further with someone who so obviously misses basic points (you are on the internet, right now. Using said internet to research a probably deceased little girl - who, again, you would have heard of if you either lived in this area or ever left your house - does not mean you would have a television in the house. ?)

Abortion is not "killing innocent babies." And you are anti-choice, 100%. No one who is pro-choice is pro-murder, in the first, because abortion isn't murder and in the second, because we believe that such a personal choice should be left to the woman who knows her circumstances, the support available to her, the dangers she might face, and whether that's keeping it, ending it or giving it up for adoption she should be supported.

And I didn't say anything about how individuals feel about social policy, I said what anti-choicers tend to vote. What I said is borne out by surveys and studies.

And again, the stunning lack of real empathy, you know, for the born: if you outlaw abortion, you'll just lose women. I notice you failed to address that.

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Anonymous wrote:For someone who doesn't own a TV and doesn't watch the news because he/she doesn't want to fill their head with "gore and trash," I'd say the PP is pretty fixated on, even obsessed with, gore.

"Killing babies"
"Infant genocide"
"Sick science experiment"
"Baby murdering"
"Mothers hiring assassins to kill their children"

Not to mention the vivid (and inaccurate) descriptions of how abortions are performed. This poster doesn't need TV or news - he or she is already living in a horror movie. I've read somewhere that the pro-life movement, because of its black-and-white, good vs. evil approach to the issue of abortion, often attracts mentally ill people. I think we have living proof of that here. It's impossible to reason with people like this. It's like trying to reason with Holocaust deniers, anti-vaccine people, white supremacists, 9/11 truthers, doomsday preppers, people who believe the President Obama is a Muslim socialist terrorist, people who deny that the moon landing occurred, etc.

Stop shilling.

You are projecting your own issues and I am not amused.

No, PP is right about on. You do speak with a Glenn Beckian flavor of doom. And what is she "shilling," exactly?

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Anonymous wrote:For someone who doesn't own a TV and doesn't watch the news because he/she doesn't want to fill their head with "gore and trash," I'd say the PP is pretty fixated on, even obsessed with, gore.

"Killing babies"
"Infant genocide"
"Sick science experiment"
"Baby murdering"
"Mothers hiring assassins to kill their children"

Not to mention the vivid (and inaccurate) descriptions of how abortions are performed. This poster doesn't need TV or news - he or she is already living in a horror movie. I've read somewhere that the pro-life movement, because of its black-and-white, good vs. evil approach to the issue of abortion, often attracts mentally ill people. I think we have living proof of that here. It's impossible to reason with people like this. It's like trying to reason with Holocaust deniers, anti-vaccine people, white supremacists, 9/11 truthers, doomsday preppers, people who believe the President Obama is a Muslim socialist terrorist, people who deny that the moon landing occurred, etc.

Stop shilling.

You are projecting your own issues and I am not amused.

Every time you post, you prove my point.