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So this one goes out to www.deviantart.com/pokemonsoni… , who lit into me about my last pro-life piece, www.deviantart.com/dragontamer… . I specifically made it in light of the stunt she pulled of commenting on my posts, then blocking me so I couldn't even reply to her comments. She did this multiple times until finally I got annoyed enough to block her.

In a broader sense, though, this goes out to pro-aborts in general who make such claims as that ultrasounds are "fake" or "misleading," or who parade around a certain article from The Times that claims to show what a 10-week pregnancy looks like (read the fine print: they REMOVED the baby, as well as all blood, before taking the pictures. Real journalists call that tampering with evidence). I also dedicate this to the mobs who think throwing used tampons or starting a near riot to drown out the heartbeat and ultrasound broadcast at Times Square in 2019 are valid means of argument, or even defensible under the First Amendment (notice it says the right to PEACEABLY assemble). Then there's the pest I blocked on Twitter a week or two ago who chose to say that the Nazis were right, rather than simply own up that "the law of the land" is not always the last word on morality. Last but not least, to the lady - also on Twitter - who earlier this evening took one look at a quote I shared from a former abortionist about a baby trying to escape an abortion, and said, "That absolutely never happened."

Based on past experience, I don't expect any dyed-in-the-wool defenders of abortion to give this a sensible answer. To everyone on the fence, however, I raise the question: if they're so sure they're right, why are they so reluctant to share, or let others see, actual evidence?

To anyone who has a shadow of doubt, I present this video. This has been available for decades; longer, in fact, than I've been alive if I'm not much mistaken. HAs anyone ever presented something that can refute it? www.youtube.com/watch?v=ehr5ji…

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So this one goes out to www.deviantart.com/pokemonsoni… , who lit into me about my last pro-life piece, www.deviantart.com/dragontamer… . I specifically made it in light of the stunt she pulled of commenting on my posts, then blocking me so I couldn't even reply to her comments. She did this multiple times until finally I got annoyed enough to block her.

In a broader sense, though, this goes out to pro-aborts in general who make such claims as that ultrasounds are "fake" or "misleading," or who parade around a certain article from The Times that claims to show what a 10-week pregnancy looks like (read the fine print: they REMOVED the baby, as well as all blood, before taking the pictures. Real journalists call that tampering with evidence). I also dedicate this to the mobs who think throwing used tampons or starting a near riot to drown out the heartbeat and ultrasound broadcast at Times Square in 2019 are valid means of argument, or even defensible under the First Amendment (notice it says the right to PEACEABLY assemble). Then there's the pest I blocked on Twitter a week or two ago who chose to say that the Nazis were right, rather than simply own up that "the law of the land" is not always the last word on morality. Last but not least, to the lady - also on Twitter - who earlier this evening took one look at a quote I shared from a former abortionist about a baby trying to escape an abortion, and said, "That absolutely never happened."

Based on past experience, I don't expect any dyed-in-the-wool defenders of abortion to give this a sensible answer. To everyone on the fence, however, I raise the question: if they're so sure they're right, why are they so reluctant to share, or let others see, actual evidence?

To anyone who has a shadow of doubt, I present this video. This has been available for decades; longer, in fact, than I've been alive if I'm not much mistaken. HAs anyone ever presented something that can refute it? www.youtube.com/watch?v=ehr5ji…