Alyssa Milano has no regrets about two abortions: ‘I would not have my career’

[mystery-ak]

Alyssa Milano has no regrets about two abortions: ‘I would not have my career’
August 21, 2019 | Tom Tillison

Things may have just gotten a little clearer on why actress/activist Alyssa Milano is such an avid pro-choice advocate — she’s a repeat customer.

In her appropriately named podcast, given her stance here, “Alyssa Milano: Sorry Not Sorry,” the actress acknowledged that she has had at least two abortions, according to People Magazine.

“I chose. It was my choice,” Milano declared. “And it was absolutely the right choice for me.”

The “devastating” decision to kill two unborn children in her womb came when she was in her early 20s and in a serious relationship — this being right after the end of the hit sitcom “Who’s the Boss?”

“I had a career and a future and potential,” she explained.

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[jmyrlefuller]

The sheer vanity, the utter lack of shame over this... I weep. We're killing ourselves, our future, and all this nitwit and countless other death promoters in the entertainment industry can talk about is their careers... and they still keep their jobs, if that tells you anything you need to know about the priorities of the industry.

Talk about how you have no shame in killing your own children in the womb twice, no big deal. Talk about how it's dangerous to let children insist they're not the biological sex they are and that you shouldn't encourage mutilation... you get suspended, forced to apologize, and that's if you're lucky.

[godblessRonaldReagan]

Right choice for her, not so much for the two children she killed in the womb   

[roamer_1]

“I had a career and a future and potential,” she explained.

Look at how twisted this is:

Career: Just a couple decades ago... and from there all the way back to the beginning of time, the career that was important to a woman was the raising of her children.

Future: Our children quite literally ARE our future.

Potential: What can possibly hold more potential than the hand that rocks the cradle?

I mean it. Really ponder the self-centered, shortsightedness of her malignant statement.
This is cancer.

[thackney]

How many parents would say: I would give the lives of my two children for her career?

[Sanguine]

How many parents would say: I would give the lives of my two children for her career?

Apparently many more than we would like to believe.

[verga]

Liberalism is a mental illness, we need no further proof.

[LMAO]

And she didn’t even have much of a career

[roamer_1]

A bitch that eats her pups is considered a bad mother.
Jussayin.

[austingirl]

The twit was apparently too stupid to use readily available birth control-for her abortion is her birth control.

[berdie]

That is one of the most sad things I've ever heard a human say.

[Bill Cipher]

Meh.  So she tweezed a few extra cells off.  Big deal. 

[mystery-ak]

Meh.  So she tweezed a few extra cells off.  Big deal.

WHAT?

[Sanguine]

WHAT?

I didn't trust myself to ask. 

[mystery-ak]

I didn't trust myself to ask.

It's a repulsive statement...

[verga]

It's a repulsive statement...

Okay I thought it was just me. I did not see the /Sarc after it.

[austingirl]

Okay I thought it was just me. I did not see the /Sarc after it.

It was not sarcasm, just reprehensible.

[Polly Ticks]

 

Both sickening and tragic.

[Free Vulcan]

Lordy what a sociopath.

Keep talkin' Alyssa, you are one heckuva poster child.

[DCPatriot]

Meh.  So she tweezed a few extra cells off.  Big deal.

You really should have inserted a "/s" at the end.   

[Jazzhead]

How many parents would say: I would give the lives of my two children for her career?

Almost none of us.   The insidiousness of abortion is the "out of sight, out of mind" aspect.   You cannot  know what it is to love a child without seeing and holding that child.   The whole concept of fatherhood was fuzzy and vague to me,  even throughout Mrs. Jazz's pregnancy.    But when I saw my son for the first time,  it just snapped into focus - that face looked just like me.   I still recall that cathartic moment like it was yesterday. 

[thackney]

Almost all of us.   The insidiousness of abortion is the "out of sight, out of mind" aspect.   You cannot  know what it is to love a child without seeing and holding that child.   The whole concept of fatherhood was fuzzy and vague to me,  even throughout Mrs. Jazz's pregnancy.    But when I saw my son for the first time,  it just snapped into focus - that face looked just like me.   I still recall that cathartic moment like it was yesterday.

We will have to disagree.  I would never.  I have experienced the loss of an unborn child.  I don't pretend to equate the emotion with my children I have raised.  But I would never choose to go through that again for any
level of personal gain.

[Jazzhead]

We will have to disagree.  I would never.  I have experienced the loss of an unborn child.  I don't pretend to equate the emotion with my children I have raised.  But I would never choose to go through that again for any
level of personal gain.

I misspoke.   I meant to say "almost none of us",  not "almost all of us.    I've edited my post. 

[libertybele]

She's a piece of work.  It sure would seem to me that going through with an abortion would be a tragic and painstakingly, difficult decision.  You would think that after going through such an ordeal that she would have done everything to ensure that she didn't have to go through the same tragic ordeal again.  But, hey...what's 2 lives in exchange for her pathetic and selfish career?

[Jazzhead]

She's a piece of work.  It sure would seem to me that going through with an abortion would be a tragic and painstakingly, difficult decision.  You would think that after going through such an ordeal that she would have done everything to ensure that she didn't have to go through the same tragic ordeal again.  But, hey...what's 2 lives in exchange for her pathetic and selfish career?

She probably looks at it as the exchange of 2 lives prior to the beginning of her pathetic and selfish career for 2 lives after her career was established.   (She says she now has two kids, ages 4 and 7.)