After-Birth Abortion? | UnAborted Ep. 155
November 9, 2021
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as posted by the channelIn 2012, a couple psychopathic philosophers high off their own intellectual flatulence published a piece in the Journal of Medical Ethics called “After-Birth Abortion: Why Should The Baby Live?” The article was initially removed from the journal’s website after the harsh reaction against it. But to these “philosopher’s” credit, they were merely following the premises of progressivism to their most heinous and horrific conclusions. Ideas have consequences and bad ideas have victims. The problem for us is the same problem man has historically failed to address: identifying and eliminating dangerous ideas and premises BEFORE they take root and begin bearing their nasty fruit. We will do our best to weed out those ideas before its too late!
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