This article from Elizabeth Spiers in the NYT is true, bats*** lunacy. Let us examine the ways. nytimes.com/2021/12/03/opi…
1. Bearing a child and giving it up for adoption is significantly less difficult, expensive, dangerous and potentially traumatic for the child than, you know, stabbing it in the head and sucking it into a sink.
2. Adoption is often a pretty good thing, as the author acknowledges. But wait...she'll buy it back momentarily.
3. Your birth mom wanted to give birth to you and give you up for adoption, and you benefitted from that. Now you argue that your birth mom is upset she missed years with you. You know what would have stolen all of the years? ALL OF THEM? Killing you in the womb.
4. Both your birth mom and adopted mom are happy with the adoption decision. But you're paternalistic enough to doubt their happiness.
5. You also resent being "used as a political football" because you were adopted. Glad you're here to resent things. You know what would have prevented that? You being aborted.
6. You say that you think abortion is a form of health care. But this entire article is an acknowledgement that abortion takes a life, because you're here to write the article.
7. You say that Maria still feels the pain of adoption and you say that adoption is traumatizing. You know what could be painful for the mother and is certainly both painful, traumatizing and deadly for the child? You guessed it.
8. You say adoption is not an "unalloyed good," that there are no "right or wrong answers." I'm pretty sure I found the wrong answer, though: killing you in the womb.
9. This take that human biology is an imposition is completely pathological. "Forced to give birth" implies that the intervention is the pregnancy rather than the abortion. And the "biological design" by which you become attached to your child is not an evil. This is sick.
10. If you're worried that the biological bond between mother and child will be "taken away" by adoption, I know of something else that will take away that bond. Permanently. It rhymes with shmabortion.
11. Adoption is certainly less traumatic for the child -- remember, the person writing this is a woman who was adopted -- than being killed.
12. She says there's a difference between 40 weeks and 4 weeks, but it is doubtful she would be fine with late term abortion restrictions.
13. BIOLOGICAL BRAINWASHING???!!!! To love your kid????!!!!!
14. More "biological brainwashing" insanity. And you have to love the argument that a mother can't choose to put her child up for adoption because of that biological brainwashing but can choose to kill it.
15. Then she makes the utterly specious argument that pro-lifers ignore the problems of child-rearing. That argument is always idiotic...
...Pro-lifers do care about raising kids. But the argument itself is nonsensical. It is like arguing that we should not ban murder of the homeless unless we also provide them state-subsidized housing. You can argue for the housing, but the ban on murder is non-negotiable.
16. Only Democrats talk about women being "punished" with a child, a la Barack Obama. No pro-lifer talks this way.
17. I can think of a trauma for a child far worse than relinquishment trauma. Can you?
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The day before this shooting, we exposed the American Medical Association’s negligence on regret data. The morning of, we exposed the AMA’s ‘trans expert’ admitting there’s no true psychiatric assessment done before transing a kid. 🧵
2/ Here is Dr. Bobby Mukkamala — President of the American Medical Association — in a secretly recorded call where he lied (or displayed gross incompetence) to a Michigan lawmaker and AMA member surgeon about trans regret rates.
3/ This falsehood was repeated by the "trans expert" sent in by AMA’s Dr. Mukkamala—Dr. Jesse Krikorian—a trans-identifying woman who thinks she's a man. Krikorian went further, saying it was 0.5-1% as compared to Mukkamala’s claim of 2%. Both are wrong.
Introducing Dr. Jesse Krikorian, a woman who thinks she’s a man and the American Medical Association’s chosen expert to defend its policies on sterilizing and mutilating kids.
Dr. Krikorian on sterilizing patients:
“Sperm is not that hard to come by. You can buy it.”
2/ Yesterday, you saw AMA President Dr. Bobby Mukkamala’s attempt to defend transing the kids, but instead completely unraveling at the slightest pushback by Dr. @EithanHaim. For their second attempt, the AMA offered up Dr. Jesse Krikorian.
Here’s how it went:
3/ Dr. Krikorian begins by assuring @BradPaquetteMI that “there is a lot of research,” but admits outcomes are “challenging” because none follow a patient group for more than a year or two — far too early to clinically evaluate regret or a full range of health outcomes.
EXCLUSIVE: Secretly recorded call with American Medical Association President, Dr. Bobby Mukkamala, reveals an alarming abdication of responsibility on "gender-affirming care" at the highest level of medicine.
Confronted with 'puberty blocker' side effects, Dr. Bobby evades:
2/ MI State Rep @BradPaquetteMI was told that his effort to protect children from castration, sterilization and mutilation ran contrary to the position of the AMA, so he grabbed Dr. @EithanHaim and the two went directly to the top—the AMA President.
3/ CLAIM: The AMA’s Dr. Bobby asserts that so-called “puberty blockers” are “reversible,” dismissing Dr. Haim’s attempts to correct him—despite Dr. Haim having worked with patients who need puberty blockers for actual endocrine disorders and being well versed in their harms.
2/ Last year, I published internal emails exposing the complete collapse of UCLA’s medical school into woke insanity—and the rise of anti-white hiring practices infecting medical institutions across the country.
3/ Now, @DoNoHarm has filed a class action suit against UCLA’s Geffen School of Medicine claiming racial discrimination in the admission process, and violations of the 14th Amendment, Title VI of the Civil Rights Acts of 1964 and 1866, and CA Civil Law.
[1] We are FIVE DAYS out from the election and the coordinated media hit from The New York Times and Washington Post is here!
[2] Indeed, just hours apart, the two most “prestigious” legacy media newspapers in the country have released pieces attempting to quash dissemination of conservative media. Both pieces are trash.
[3] The New York Times, of course, argues on the basis of Media Matters (!) “research” that YouTube is essentially making money off election denialism.
[1] The legacy media's coordinated attempt to DESTROY conservative media continues. Here's the email we just received from The Washington Post:
[2] As you'll notice, this is PRECISELY the same line of attack @nytimes tried to launch earlier this week. The New York Times targeted YouTube, attempting to cudgel them to shut down conservatives for "misinformation" using Media Matters research. The @washingtonpost is now targeting podcasts for destruction.
[3] The goal, presumably, is to pressure “companies” who “do content moderation” to censor conservative podcasts like mine. This would include social media companies, podcasting platforms like Spotify or iTunes, and advertisers. This is, as always, an activist campaign to shut down dissent.