One day, during an interview on a radio show, then-Virginia Governor Ralph Northam dropped a nuke on the entire pro-abortion crowd by saying the quiet part out loud about post-birth abortions, and that this was an aim of his administration.
You remember the scene and what he said, even without me posting it, because it was such a big shock, but here it is anyway.
VA gov on abortion this morning:
— Caleb Hull (@CalebJHull) January 30, 2019
“If a mother is in labor...the infant would be delivered. The infant would be kept comfortable. The infant would be resuscitated if that’s what the mother and the family desired, and then a discussion would ensue between the physicians & mother" pic.twitter.com/cc15pVLjIQ
Northam's words effectively confirmed what many people already knew about the pro-abortion crowd.
The "safe and rare" slogan they loved to hide behind was a smokescreen. The entire argument about a fetus not actually being a person was a distraction. They wanted murder on the table as an option. Pure and simple.
They venerated abortion, sure, but what they really wanted was to manifest the idea of being able to kill children at any stage of development, and not just in the womb.
Then the Lindsay Clancy trial happened. Clancy murdered her three children, strangling them each in turn. The more I hear about what happened, the more filled with rage I am. This was a monstrous thing for someone to do.
Yet, despite everything that comes out about this horrific murder, feminists, anti-male women, and pro-abortionists have rallied around Clancy, celebrating her like an icon. As if she were some sort of resistance hero.
Read: Feminists Are at a Fork in the Road and They Have to Either Choose Victimhood or Competence
The tidal wave of "Same, Lindsay" posts that hit the internet during this trial blew me away, but I'm glad I saw them. I'm glad these people got together and decided to make their positions known, because they've really put the pro-abortion crowd into focus, and I don't mean for conservatives. We've known for ages what these people are really about. I mean for everyone else.
Below is a post that sums up the real position of the pro-abortion crowd in its purest form. A single line.
Louder pic.twitter.com/fasUkBnjcn
— pinkleftygirl (@pinkleftygirl) August 25, 2026
"Even if abortion was murder, I'd still support it."
The question you might be asking is, "How does someone get so wrong?"
You have to understand the brainwashing that they went through to get here, and it's very deep and very disturbing.
For ages, mainstream culture, driven by leftists, has been trying to convince women that domestic life is slavery, and nothing represents that slavery more than children. To have a child growing inside you isn't a blessing; it's a shackle. A child, both inside and outside the womb, represents a surrender of autonomy and the loss of your "true potential" as an individual.
They've equated children with subjugation to a system that supposedly sees them as second-class citizens, and the number of women who fell for this is astronomical; thus, the fact that so many women don't equate abortion with murder, but with bodily autonomy.
So the whole "abortion is murder" argument never mattered a lick to them. They don't care that it's murder. In fact, for more than a few, murder is a bonus because they see it as punishment for an entity that tried to take away their "autonomy." Never mind that the vast majority of women who become pregnant and seek abortions did so because they had sex consensually and wound up pregnant as a result of their own decisions. For them, that accountability is an intrusion on their autonomy. Trying to hold them accountable is a misogynistic attack.
If you're going to try to argue with these people, you should only do so in front of others who haven't been brainwashed to make an example of their mental state. If you're trying to change their mind, don't. They're too far gone, and only Christ can reach them now. When you get to a point where murder becomes a happy solution to a problem you yourself created, you're too far gone for reason to reach you.
