Video: Student Calmly Takes Apart Two Abortion Supporters’ Entire Argument With One Simple Question

[American Girl]

Excerpt:
A short but powerful street debate is blowing up online, and it perfectly captures why the abortion debate is so lopsided when logic meets emotion.

A calm, backpack-wearing college student calmly dismantled the “my body, my choice” argument in front of two young female abortion supporters. The exchange happened during a street outreach by the pro-life group Abolitionists Rising.

One of the women declared, “I’m against you guys telling women what to do with their bodies.”

A young man asked, “We can’t have a moral opinion?”

“Not on my body,” she shot back.





If this clip is any indication, then Kirk left America’s young men in a very good place.

https://www.rightjournalism.com/video-student-calmly-takes-apart-two-abortion-supporters-entire-argument-with-one-simple-question/

[Free Vulcan]

I don't know any part of a woman's body that's conceived with half of another person's DNA, only stays 9 months, then goes off to be it's own independent and sentient being. Yet somehow women think they have to kill it while they're in control of it.

I also like invective from the girl about men keeping it in their pants till they're married, yet those rules don't seem to apply to them. Are they not in control of their own bodies?

[Smokin Joe]

Completely left out of the whole argument is the fact that half of the DNA in that child is the Father's, yet he has no say whatsoever.

[Hoodat]

A woman who was telling a man that he wasn’t allowed to tell women what to do with their bodies then proceeded to tell that same man what to do with his.

[ChemEngrMBA]

Many years ago when "feminist" (sic) attorney, Gloria Allred, had her own radio show in L.A., I called in.  At that time Jack Kevorkian, M.D. was helping aged adults in pain commit suicide.  It was "their choice and their bodies," truly.

I said, "Gloria, why don't you stand up for Jack Kevorkian, who is on trial for murder, helping people make their "choice"?  Gloria was stumped.  She bought time.  "We'll be right back after this commercial."  Ho, ho ho.  After a lengthy commercial break, Gloria said, "I would defend Dr. Kevorkian under three conditions.  1.  The patient gets a second opinion.  2.  There is a three month waiting period, and 3.  Dr. Kevorkian gets no money for his help."    I rebutted, "Well Gloria, would you impose those same three conditions for women seeking abortions?"  Gloria, "OH NOOOO!  Next caller please. Click."