conservative Christian, MAGA, abortion abolitionist
Texas, USA
Joined September 2015
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While Americans fly with a 50 year old FAA System…
Congress sends our money to 177 of 193 recognized countries in the world.
177 of 193.
That’s 92% of the world.
It’s not Congress’s money.
It’s your money, my money, our kid’s money.
Americans are being robbed.
Must stop!
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The culture is shifting very rapidly.
When we talk to your average, anti-abortion student on campus, even ones actively involved with @StudentsForLife, you'll normally find that they agree with the abolitionists, and disagree with Students for Life and @KristanHawkins.
If the Pro-Life Movement has any desire to have any influence at all in the near future, they must embrace abolition.
Robert Richardson retweeted
You can say “Our Islamic duty is to gain political power to change America” and no one bats an eye.
Say “Our Christian duty is to gain political power to change America” and you get called a “Nazi.”
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Treating an ectopic pregnancy is no reason to murder the child living inside the mother. We may have to deliver them early, but it’s wrong to murder them first.
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An ectopic pregnancy occurs when a fertilized egg implants outside the uterus, most often in a fallopian tube. It is non-viable and cannot be moved or delivered early. To prevent life-threatening complications, treatment requires removing the ectopic tissue. acog.org/womens-health/… mayoclinic.org/diseases-condi…
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🔥 @BradleyPierce describes how even the cross of Jesus Christ shows how much God cares about justice, and why Christians should care about protecting life.
📽️ @TuckerCarlson
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There is no evidence that Pro-Life laws in Texas created a lasting decrease in abortions. Texas is currently seeing abortion numbers rise under Pro-Life laws keeping abortion legal for women.
Coming up on @foxandfriends with @RCamposDuffy to discuss the 16,000+ babies saved by Texas pro-life laws and the need for pro-lifers to stand strong in Texas against newly elected politicians who want to remove all protections for unborn babies
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The same laws protecting born people from murder must protect preborn people as well.
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The State has a duty, as a servant of God, to wield the sword and punish evil (Romans 13:4). For this reason, any pro-life law that exempts women from punishment for murdering their unborn children is inherently unjust because it allows evil to go unpunished by the State.
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🚨 Planned Parenthood is showing women in Idaho how to obtain abortions, taking advantage of Pro-Life laws keeping abortion legal for women.
Idaho voters decisively rejected Proposition 1 during the elections last week, defeating an attempt to codify a so-called right to abortion in state law.
But since Pro-Life laws in Idaho provide complete legal immunity for women who willfully murder their preborn babies, Planned Parenthood is now advertising on social media that beyond traveling to nearby states for clinic-based abortions, Idaho women “can get abortion pills by mail” from providers in other states.
Idaho law bans third parties from performing abortions, and yet women cannot be held criminally liable for murdering their preborn babies. That is why telehealth abortions, in which abortion providers mail abortion pills into Idaho, are rapidly increasing.
While anti-abortion Christians in Idaho should rejoice that Proposition 1 was rejected, there remains an urgent need for Idaho lawmakers to abolish abortion, establishing equal protection of the laws for preborn babies and criminalizing abortion as murder for everyone involved.
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“Thou shall not murder” applies to all human beings, including those implanted in their mother’s fallopian tubes.
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There are no treatments available that will allow both the mother and the child to survive an ectopic pregnancy.
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🚨 BREAKING: Devin Lansing, a mother in Georgia who admitted to taking the abortion pill and allegedly let her newborn son bleed out through an unclamped umbilical cord, has been charged with second-degree murder.
But Pro-Life laws in Georgia granting women complete legal immunity for abortions may affect the proceedings.
Gwinnett County Police Detective Ryan Palmeri testified that Lansing, who is 21 years old, said she had “taken the abortion pill shortly after she had moved into her apartment.”
Palmeri testified that Lansing gave birth, cut the umbilical cord without clamping the cord, and never called 911. The preliminary autopsy found hemorrhaging in the umbilical cord, and while the baby initially survived, he died roughly one month later.
Lansing, who also faces a charge of second-degree cruelty to children, brought her baby to a hospital less than two miles from her home roughly an hour after giving birth. The prosecutors noted that hospital records show a similar incident with Lansing last year, when she also claimed not to know she was pregnant.
While prosecutors argue that Lansing clearly knew what she was doing, Pro-Life laws in Georgia forbid prosecuting the conduct of “any woman with respect to her unborn child.” This particular language was added to Georgia law through legislation called the “Unborn Victims of Violence Act.”
In other states, prosecutors have attempted to hold women accountable for willfully murdering their preborn babies, only to have the charges dismissed because of similar Pro-Life laws keeping abortion legal for women.
When women are granted complete legal immunity for abortions, they are not deterred from murdering their preborn babies, enabling the rising popularity of abortion pills even in states with Pro-Life laws on the books.
Georgia and other states must close the loopholes in Pro-Life laws keeping abortion legal for women, abolishing abortion by enacting equal protection of the laws for preborn babies.
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🔥 @BradleyPierce discussed establishing equal protection of the laws for preborn babies on the Oaks and Altars Podcast!
👉 youtu.be/MFbG3NhiKGM
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Onn this I agree with Joel. I read an article by @DustyDeevers earlier this year, and realized, for the first time, unless women are held legally accountable for killing their unborn children, abortion will never end in America. Most Christians think there is another way, but alas, there isn't. Pro life without legal accountability will just continue the slaughter.
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I was accused of antisemitism for saying "Abortion is a holocaust."
I'm sorry. It is. And it's worse than the other one.
Over 70 million children have been murdered since Roe v. Wade. The correct number of abortions is 0.
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Equal protection does not mean retroactively punishing women who have had abortions!
Women who have had abortions prior to the enactment of a bill of equal protection are guilty before God, but not the State. These women must repent and put their faith in Christ.
Women who obtain abortions after a bill of equal protection would be guilty before God and the State. These women must repent and put their faith in Christ AND face civil justice.
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Pro-lifers will exempt women from prosecution under abortion bans and then wonder why abortions are still occurring in their state.
If you criminalize an act without punishing those who commit it, you should not be surprised when that criminal act continues.
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🚨 BREAKING: @BrentMoney has prefiled House Bill 575, which would abolish abortion in Texas by establishing equal protection of the laws for preborn babies.
Democrats may have gained power in Texas, but our duty before God to establish justice for preborn babies has not changed.
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If a mother hires someone to murder her 6-month-old child, she would be charged with murder. But if a mother hires someone to kill her child one year earlier, pro-life laws exempt her from being charged with murder.
If abortion is murder (it is), then manipulation is not a valid defense. If manipulation were a defense to heinous crimes, then the Nazis and some cult members should have been exempted from responsibility for their evil actions because surely they were “manipulated”.
Pro-life laws are, at best, inconsistent and, at worst, unjustly grant women special privileges to commit murder.
Do not be pro-life; be an abolitionist!