Some ideas for #MarchForLife signs taken from prolife memes.

"countless numbers of inferiors and those suffering from hereditary conditions are reproducing unrestrainedly while their sick and asocial offspring burden the community." I wonder how many people today in America would agree with the statement if they didn't know it was an excerpt from Hitler’s Law for the Prevention of Hereditary Diseased Offspring #eugenicseugenicsarchives.ca/timeline?id=51…

See what #PlannedParenthood employees have to say. A thread:

https://twitter.com/Project_Veritas/status/1737991441186443274

catholicvote.org/us-pro-life-ad…

If you're having casual sex, at least using a condom provides some protection from STI's. If there's a concern about preventing pregnancy, using a second non-hormonal method of birth control should be well worth the added inconvenience. If you are going to have sex, make sure you and your partner know how to use a condom properly. Information on how to do so is readily available on the internet. sciencedaily.com/releases/2006/…

But some abortion supporters do admit that abortion means having one's own child killed. A 🧵of a few examples:

https://twitter.com/secularprolife/status/1715466543859990943

This is abortion. #AbortionKills a child. Even some "#prochoice" abortion supporters are willing to admit it publicly now.

When a woman is pregnant, a new human organism has been created in her body, usually with her willing participation in the act that caused the conception. When you cause a human organism/being to be created in your body and temporarily dependent on it for survival, you don't get to decide to remove him or her before it is safe for that human to be removed.

Great responses to #DrJenLincoln

https://twitter.com/terrannerd/status/1670433745705512961

https://twitter.com/AndersEigen/status/1670446630045368320

So my #prolife friends who haven't read #TheHandmaidsTale have a better idea about the slippery slope some people in the US think we're on after the #DobbsDecision, in the novel Serena Joy was a public figure who helped 6ring about a theocracy ruled by men, in which 1/5 homosexual and premarital sex were punishable by death, and women weren't allowed to read or write and couldn't have their own money so they'd be dependent on men. Because Serena and her husband haven't been able to have children, they are allowed a "handmaid," 2/6

#UnplannedPregnancy/#CrisisPregnancy? The people who donate to, work at and volunteer at pregnancy help centers are not necessarily Christians and their main concern is to make it easier for pregnant people to choose life for their babies. threadreaderapp.com/thread/1665555…

How abortion falsehoods put lives at risk thespectator.com/topic/abortion… "statements like the one from the ABOG about 'misinformation' are silencing those who don’t adhere to the pro-abortion orthodoxy promoted by the association and other professional organizations like it." thespectator.com/topic/abortion…

One of the best illustrations of the radical left's lack of reason is about 36 minutes into the #WhatIsAWoman documentary, where @RepMarkTakano realizes he's backed himself into a corner and abruptly ends the interview because he really can't justify why women should 1/4

https://twitter.com/MarkTakano/status/1664378284132679680

have to tolerate a person with visible male anatomy in bathrooms and changing rooms. It's the same kind of evasiveness we get from radical politicians when we ask when a human being's right to life should be legally protected - they try to change the subject to the emotional 2/4

Quite a few #abortion providers changed their minds and became pro-life. Some of them are quoted in this thread.

https://twitter.com/nrlc/status/1662490354812067842

Some of the reasons OB/GYNs should join AAPLOG over ACOG in the thread here: threadreaderapp.com/thread/1504799… And a few more in this new thread:

https://twitter.com/to_discussion/status/1629819484746686465

I've been seeing variations of this statement more and more often: "Heterosexual couples who don't want children should be able to access abortion if bc fails."
#Prolife response:
Abortion = killing a prenatal human being, so no, you shouldn't kill your "unwanted" child.

I can't get a straight answer about what "prenatal services" Planned Parenthood provides. Most pregnancy resource centers don't directly provide prenatal services, but they usually do provide free baby and toddler supplies. Instead of charging people to kill their prenatal child.

https://twitter.com/LozierInstitute/status/1660011510096343040

threadreaderapp.com/thread/1576973…

If a woman needs a place to stay, there are many maternity homes she can go to, including those listed here: natlhousingcoalition.org lozierinstitute.org/lives-saved-im… These centers are #Prolife and often run by Christians.

In addition to governmental help like tax breaks, WIC and Medicaid, there are many non-profits in the US that help low-income families. Here's a thread of some of them. helpingmamas.org #resources freefinancialhelp.net/free-baby-stuf…

Expectant management is an option, but so is early delivery. “I say this as a pro-life physician: It is appropriate to deliver at that point. Because we know that likelihood that four days, six days [later], she’s going to be clinically infected." nationalreview.com/2023/03/pro-li… #prolife "the likelihood for progression to life-threatening sepsis for the mother is high, and the prognosis for continued extra-uterine life for the fetus is poor, the law allows an exception where an abortion is necessary to preserve the 'life of the mother'. " judiciary.senate.gov/imo/media/doc/…

#PPROM is no longer a death sentence, despite what Amanda Zurawski was told. tommys.org/pregnancy-info… bellybelly.com.au/birth/what-is-…

#UnplannedPregnancy? Please don't kill your child. There are many #resources to help you #ChooseLife. optionline.org/options Abortion workers know they are killing human beings. If that's not what you want to do, pregnancy resource centers can point you to other sources of help, such as WIC, Medicaid (half of the births in the US fall under Medicaid), SNAP and TEFAP.