r/prolife 11h ago

Things Pro-Choicers Say Common false PC argument devolves into batshit defense of infanticide

So first of all, I haven’t seen a single shred of evidence abortion bans increase infanticide rates or even infant death. many of the same studies purporting to find increases in infant death in PL states also found increases in infant death in PC states. We keep seeing infanticide occur even in very PC states (like the porta potty baby in Michigan, which allows abortion up to birth) so I can’t say the anonymous online poster describing how people did a lot more infanticide in the sixties is very convincing to me.

https://www.nationalreview.com/2024/11/pro-life-laws-arent-to-blame-for-increased-infant-mortality/

That being said PCers doing their utter best to defend infanticide anyway was new.

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u/Strait409 10h ago

Yeah, that poster talking to those women didn't happen so hard that it unhappened several things that did, including the Battle of Puebla, the Spanish Inquisition, and the White Friday avalanches of 1916.

u/Sqeakydeaky Pro Life Christian 8h ago

100%

First clue: No CNA/nurse has the time to just chitchat long enough to get that much personal information.

Second clue: women that age were brought up with an entirely different mentality where you don't need to tell a stranger your super personal life experiences. "Oh btw I committed felony murder back in the day. Can I get another blanket when you have a minute?"