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Jan 1 • 7 tweets • 2 min read
#MotherTeresa, who worked tirelessly to ease the suffering of the "poorest of the poor" remained opposed to elective abortion.
Sep 14, 2023 • 6 tweets • 2 min read
"the most common reasons given by women seeking abortions today—poverty, fetal disability, and simple unwantedness—were the same reasons given by mothers and fathers who killed their newborn infants in other times and places." firstthings.com/article/2023/1…
"Christians were not unique in owning slaves, for instance, but they were unique in eventually banning slavery, something that no other civilization had ever done before."
May 17, 2023 • 5 tweets • 2 min read
For over a quarter of a century, terms such as “#reproductiverights” and “sexual and #reproductivehealth” have appeared in dozens—perhaps hundreds—of UN resolutions, despite remaining controversial due to their inextricable linkage to the issue of abortion.
In recent years, another term, “#reproductivejustice,” has started to appear, not in negotiated resolutions, but in reports generated by UN agencies like the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA). c-fam.org/definitions/wh… via @FridayFax
May 17, 2023 • 5 tweets • 2 min read
"If all individual human beings have intrinsic dignity and value, then we have an obligation to work to ensure that they live in fair and humane conditions, including the equality of opportunity." wordonfire.org/articles/fello…
Economist Thomas Sowell writes, “If there is not equality of outcomes among people born to the same parents and raised under the same roof, why should equality of outcomes be expected—or assumed—when conditions are not nearly so comparable?”
May 13, 2023 • 8 tweets • 2 min read
PP doesn't pass judgment? Tell that to the women who say abortion was the only option offered them when they had an unplanned pregnancy. PRC websites say they don't offer abortions. PP does not provide any prenatal care to speak of.
It still amazes me that some people think Catholics are only #prolife when it comes to protecting the lives of prenatal humans. Sure, pro-life generally means anti-abortion, but there are all kinds of ways we support lives as well.
It amazes me how many people say the Catholic Church is just #probirth. Sure there are some high-profile sinners, but there are many more Catholics supporting people from conception to death. Here is a thread of some examples.
#Prochoice and #Prolife, this is why the #RomanianOrphanCrisis came about. I think we can agree this is not going to happen in the US. "In 1966 Ceausescu’s regime made abortion illegal and each family had an obligation to the state to have at least four children... 1/6
"In a world where 10 eggs, 4 kilos of flour, 1 kilo of meat, and a pound of butter per person was the norm for a month’s supply of food, many Romanian families could not possibly support more than the required minimum quota of children, and that too was done with great effort 2/6
Mar 30, 2022 • 4 tweets • 2 min read
A co-founder of NARAL who realized he had killed human beings in the womb and spent the rest of his life telling the world it's wrong to kill your own child.
It's a strawman argument to say #Prolife people don't care about people after they are born. Many of us in the US don't like how the gov spends money and prefer to donate and work more on a local level. Following is a long 🧵of some of what we do.
Most of us donate time and money to causes that aren't specifically anti-abortion. We volunteer in our communities, donate money to churches, charities and non-profits, donate items we no longer need, host food drives and support organized charities such as those following...
Feb 25, 2022 • 4 tweets • 3 min read
Why #RoevWade decision was wrong. mercatornet.com/reasons-agains…
"The purpose of human rights is to protect human goods. The very suggestion that it could be good for mothers to set them against their own offspring is an insult to women and a setback to the cause of their dignity." #HumanRights#WomensRightsAreHumanRights
@prochoiceforal1 You seem to enjoy making up your own definitions for words. The agreed-upon dictionary definition for forced pregnancy is the one I gave. The agreed-upon dictionary definition of alive is the one I gave.
According to the pro-choice Guttmacher Institute, ELEVEN percent of abortions in the United States take place after the first trimester, and national estimates suggest that D&E accounts for roughly 95% of these procedures. A second trimester D&E #abortion 1/4
is a blind procedure during which the fetus and other tissue are extracted piece by piece. The toughest part of a D&E abortion is extracting the head, which is about the size of a plum and is now free floating inside the uterine cavity. 2/4
Oct 28, 2019 • 6 tweets • 2 min read
#Prochoice and #Prolife, this is why the Romanian orphan crisis came about. I think we can agree this is not what pro-lifers in the US want. "In 1966 Ceausescu’s regime made abortion illegal and each family had an obligation to the state to have at least four children....
"In a world where 10 eggs, 4 kilos of flour, 1 kilo of meat, and a pound of butter per person was the norm for a month’s supply of food, many Romanian families could not possibly support more than the required minimum quota of children, and that too was done with great efforts.."
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