Exactly How Trump Could Destroy Pro-Life Forever

[@whaddoyoumeme]

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[@Tommy66286]

I agree!

[@PlagueNurseOpal]

ABORTION IS STILL LEGAL IN ALL 50 STATES!! Please look into abolitionists rising!! They are trying to criminalize abortion for everyone involved including the mother! Which is what the prolife movement is AVOIDING! The prolife movement see’s women as victims and does not believe they should be prosecuted!!

[@davidharman7245]

I agree. However, I think that the Protestant church in the last 20 years did and will almost as much to destroy the Pro - life movement. I'm thankful that our 3 pastors who preach the most at my church all will speak out about politics in a similar manner and tone to your movies.

[@Love-like-Lucy]

This is absolutely ridiculous! Why would this even be mentioned if he doesn’t win, and they overturn it and now the government gets it again the government has more control of our rights. The Democratic Party is trying to take away America sovereignty.

[@Love-like-Lucy]

@whaddoyoumeme we can tell you favor, the corrupt Democratic Party. You are literally voting for the destruction of America and the loss of our sovereignty. What you said has no bearing on abortion. You shouldn’t be swaying Christian’s to vote for a corrupt Democratic Party. People are gonna have abortions anyway at least he is stopping the long-term abortion. if you vote for Kamala abortion is completely legal even up to full-term abortion. You should be ashamed of yourself.

[@kekort2]

Pro life needs to do better educating the public about fetal development and emphasizing the humanity of the unborn. People need change of heart and mind most of all.

[@cathalhendron3941]

Most woman who have abortions have already given birth at least once before

[@TDPlusPT]

Absolutely. Imho if we can get everyone to agree to 16, it’s a start at helping them understand why it’s wrong at any week. Win battles, don’t be so stubborn as to lose sight of the point of all of this. We need to convince and preach, let God work on their hearts, not force obedience for our own pride.

[@Sce7]

Have you looked into the abolitionist movement? I am no longer pro life after doing the research on pro life.

[@mastershake4641]

@@Sce7 Lol you were never pro life. No one magically goes "You know I think you are right, its not really a baby". Theres no logical way to come to that conclusion.

[@Sce7]

@@mastershake4641 do you know what the abolitionist movement is? It’s against all abortions

[@rocko0214]

Let's not kidd ourselves, politicians will go with whatever gets them vote. If consetive people become less pro life, the politicians will too. Politician have no real principles, they go with what they think will get them the win.

[@classbreaker3612]

That's how democracy works

[@lovepeace9245]

15 HORRIBLE CRIMES & SINS OF TRUMP (1) Said, he's a Christian, but don't need to ask God for forgiveness [blaspheme] (2) Made Lustful, sexual comments toward his own daughter (Ivanka) repeatedly! (Howard Stern show & The View) (3.) Cheated on all [3 of his wives], wife now with a porn star, tried to pay porn star off to win 2016 election! (4.) Hung out and party with pervert Jeffrey Epstein's for 15 yrs, who like kidnapping & (molesting) 14 yrs old little girls, while Trump was married, called Epstein's a good friend! (5.) Lies about the election was stolen in 2020 after most of his cabinets members said, its not true, Trump people was caught on video trying to steal the election themselves in several states! (6.) Several of his cabinets members & Lawyers went to jail behind Trump crimes & lies since 2016! (7.) Almost all his lawyers lost their bar license, went to jail or dealing with a civil law suit! [Sidney Powell, Rudy Giuliani's ect...] (8.) Lie to American people [on audio] about the pandemic at the beginning, which caused 400.000 Americans lives! (9.) TRUMP, Move the embassy to Jerusalem for 20 million dollars, for a Jewish billionaire in Las Vegas., Christians thought Trump was being a godly man! Wake up [God’s sheep] stop being deceived by the people that makes Trump their God! (10.) Gave tax breaks to his (rich friends) and use (Tariffs) which cause inflation in America alone with the pandemic! (11.) Supported white supremacist groups (Oath Keepers, Proud Boys & January 6th Capitol Rioters), most of them in Jail now, Trump said if he's win he'll pardon them, Trump called them good people! [Watch the day of wrath-youtube] Tried to have his own (Vice President Mike Pence) kill for not committing a crime for Trump doing January 6th Capitol riots! (12.) Would not allowed no black people to rent at his hotels! (13.) Takes revenge on everybody that disagrees with his lies & crimes! (14.) Lied about his property in NY, so he can get better loans, now he's must pay NY 457 millions for fraud statements! (15.) 42... so called prophets lied, saying God told them Trump was going to win the 2020 election 🙄! Only 3 Repented! That's the Christian guy you are voting for!!! God will not be MOCK!

[@jasmer6754]

Yep. They don't care about abortion, "my body my choice", whether the fetus is a person or not, they just pander.

[@ericmadsen7470]

​@@jasmer6754 I agree.

[@Donnahodgins]

Pray for the BABIES.

[@FoolsAmongUs]

Always and Forever

[@blackpaw3776]

Shut up

[@jamesparson]

Praying does nothing

[@FoolsAmongUs]

@@jamesparson Never underestimate the Power of Prayer

[@SublimeSynth]

i pray u half witted simpletons will figure out the difference between a baby and a fetus sometime soon

[@abbbilou]

There's this company called choices, it's in Phoenix, Arizona and they actually help women by sharing the gospel to them and they try to convince them without pressuring them that they are making the wrong decision. They have counseling and ultrasound too which is great so that way the women in there can see their baby or babies. I think it's a great way to help these women become pro life.

[@kintsugi-c6u]

This is the way!

[@GenevieveUhler]

​@@kintsugi-c6uWhen I hear that I think of the Mandalorian.😅

[@Butterfly-truth]

This is that I've been saying for years. The frontline pro-life troops are those working with boots on the ground in local pro life clinics doing just what you describe here all over the country. Did you see McCray's chart on this video showing the steady reduction of abortions for 20 years before Roe was removed? Then it spiked up afterwards. That was because we don't need Trump nor politics to stop abortion. We have the power of the Lord and his Truth. Putting trust into huxter is a big fat risk!

[@Butterfly-truth]

This is that I've been saying for years. The frontline pro-life troops are those working with boots on the ground in local pro life clinics doing just what you describe here all over the country. Did you see McCray's chart on this video showing the steady reduction of abortions for 20 years before Roe was removed? Then it spiked up afterwards. That was because we don't need Trump nor politics to stop abortion. We have the power of the Lord and his Truth. Putting trust into huxter is a big fat risk!

[@Butterfly-truth]

This is that I've been saying for years. The frontline pro-life troops are those working with boots on the ground in local pro life clinics doing just what you describe here all over the country. Did you see McCray's chart on this video showing the steady reduction of abortions for 20 years before Roe was removed? Then it spiked up afterwards. That was because we don't need Trump nor politics to stop abortion. We have the power of the Lord and his Truth.

[@lanemiller1353]

Trump is not religious in a biblical sense. That being said, God gives us the leaders we deserve. Good news though, God also knows the entire story, and is actively reigning in with our Savior at His right hand in the spiritual kingdom He promised, not to be observed by physical eyes.❤

[@Malisti04]

im not sure about the "leaders we deserve". people demanded Saul and get eventually let them.

[@4ucarla885]

God never tells us to appoint--or vote--in evil leaders. Sometimes God will give us grace--because he is longsuffering, and will allow for leaders that will show mercy, compassion, and consideration for the citizens. Especially when we don't deserve it because God doesn't want anyone to perish. So, we should exercise wisdom and discernment in this election, because we are not ignorant of Satan's devices. When leaders have a track-record of being wicked, cruel, want to take revenge on those that oppose him, etc., it would be wise to take heed. Do not walk into a situation with your eyes wide open and yet don't see. (Proverbs 27:12)

[@lanemiller1353]

@@4ucarla885 I agree.

[@jmoore4156]

Amen! This is precisely why we, as Christians, are to take no sides when it comes to politics. God’s word clearly says HE appoints and removes leaders, despite the fact that He gave the governments/kingdoms of this world to Satan. God is in control since all power in heaven and earth belongs to Him! May His glorious and everlasting kingdom come!!!

[@keeganlowe5683]

You just have TDS we are not voting for a pastor we are voting for someone who would run and ran the country well the only reason he gets hate is because of the media narrative around him, Christians need to open their eyes and see that there are evil people who want to take out Trump and his supporters it’s the level of evilness of Haman

[@SDsc0rch]

America is the babylon of our age

[@MakeRoomForGod]

Revelation 17 and 18.

[@mayethgarcia4441]

America is America, nothing more nothing less.

[@MakeRoomForGod]

@@mayethgarcia4441 Read the chapters, if that's not America, who is it?

[@mfululizowak9899]

It's everywhere maynee....in Kenya we are having newspaper headlines talking and warning people about the shared Kenyan national bedroom, exposing how many couples are sleeping around and everyone is sleeping with everyone 🤦🏾‍♀️ In a certain tribe there's intense investigation after numerous young girls end up pregnant and the investigations revealed most of the girls were carrying their fathers baby and their mothers were covering it up. E.t.c The whole world is in spiritual warfare. The wicked have become VERY BOLD.

[@Spartan322]

The church adopted Babylon and followed its own path cause it abandoned the King. Let it fall.

[@conservativehippie9736]

Im very blessed that i was adopted and not murdered. As one person said..."if youre for Christ its all or nothing"❣️🙏

[@daifeichu]

I have two nieces and two cousins that were adopted and all four of them are a blessing to our family. I could not imagine life without them.

[@conservativehippie9736]

@@daifeichu that warms my heart! Praise God 🙌 🥲❣️

[@pattycake427]

I am also adopted and am a strong supporter of abolitionists.

[@rabbitsrevenge1101]

Adopted before or after you were born? There's a difference.

[@pattycake427]

​@@rabbitsrevenge1101for me it was before. My birth mother knew she couldn't take care of a child when she got pregnant.

[@mayowankenobi]

We are to blame, not TRUMP. Why are we counting on a non Christian to fight this battle. Stand up people!!!

[@soloknight7197]

There's no democratic way to solve this. There's only the Texas way: The House and Senate told the Governor and the people that we have a veto proof Majority, and that's the end of discussion

[@signposts6189]

Trump is Christian, bro. Just don't expect him to articulate his faith like a professional theologian. In fact, most Christians aren't all that theologically astute or savvy.

[@FRN2013]

The GOP is to blame for choosing the absolute worst candidate to represent them. DeSantis is the best statesman since Coolidge, yet the GOP dumped him.

[@signposts6189]

@@FRN2013 What makes him the absolute worst candidate to represent the GOP over and against the guy who embroiled the US in endless wars in Iraq and Afghanistan?

[@soloknight7197]

@@FRN2013 No, the GOP chose the best person given the current situation. Y'all are just delusional on how popular baby murder is in the country

[@Itsdasummer32]

I’m definitely against the abortion pill!

[@shannonraby5547]

Yes, for, elective abortions, not spontaneous abortions, which is a miscarriage. then I'm also for birth control if you don't want to have a kid for whatever reason you don't want to have a kid.

[@GenevieveUhler]

​@@shannonraby5547But birth control pills could fail, and the baby is conceived anyway, but then it works and kills the baby. It's not necessarily common, but it can happen.

[@Charlotte_Martel]

I'm definitely for it. If you abhor late term abortions as I do, these pills ensure that abortions are done early and cheaply in the pregnancy.

[@4ucarla885]

You can be against abortion for yourself--because you have the freewill of choices, but you have no right to stop others and encroach on their choices. As much as I would love for all babies to be carried full-term and be born into the world, certain medical circumstances can occur that might make it necessary to either take the life of the mother, and/or the child, or both. And that choice should be given to the mother, the father of the child, and the physician. The government lawmakers are not medical professionals, and therefore should not have a say about a woman bodily autonomy regarding her pregnancy. Hence the reason why I'm a pro-choice Christian.

[@GenevieveUhler]

@@Charlotte_Martel How is early in the pregnancy better than later? Either way they're human and deserve to have a say in whether they can live.

[@hurrikanehavok7313]

Make America anti-abortion again!!!

[@Poolboybob]

Make America religious again*

[@AbolishAbortionNow]

you'd have to be abolitionist

[@benny4162]

Can only happen if we become hardcore Christian again. Which I don't think is gonna happen again.

[@christopherthake8701]

@@benny4162 Unlikely. A remnant yes, but as the Nation with the largest human trafficking and sexually perverse, global immoral industry, your Nation and Mine (UK) have chosen the gods of Babylon and Mesopotamia

[@christopherthake8701]

@@Poolboybob I prefer ‘Make America For Christ’! Religion never transforms the human heart, Jesus Christ does. Making it religious means bringing in all manner of false religion too

[@kylie5741]

May God protect the unborn

[@JoyinFlorida]

He does❤

[@CaroAbebe]

Why not protect the mothers, and all children? As soon as a baby’s born, you guys don’t care.

[@kylie5741]

@@CaroAbebe I care a lot, I donate money to centers that help mothers. There are also lots of Christians who start orphanages and foster homes.

[@patricj951]

Don't the unborn go to heaven?

[@bubbaloaf5373]

Not true. We want people to take responsibility for the human life they have created….meaning not only do we want the mother to not kill the baby, but we want her and the father to raise them responsibly without transferring that burden to taxpayers.

[@Yipper64]

When people say that republicans are just democrats going the speed limit, this is what they mean. And genuinely, that's just straight up what is happening here.

[@soloknight7197]

@Yipper64 Trump has done more for the pro-life movement than any GOP elected official in decades, yet we've done nothing to capitalize on that victory. In some states, it's being re-legalized

[@computernerd8157]

@@Yipper64 Exactly!

[@gumpyflyale2542]

But the alternative is 1000 times worse as a Christian we should vote for Trump

[@floridamike]

The problem is not voting or voting for Kamala is a vote for national abortion on a much larger scale. She wants to destroy the filibuster so she can overturn states that are pro life. Choose wisely and vote.

[@Yipper64]

@@gumpyflyale2542 Yeah. I will be voting for Trump. However, I dont think voting democrat makes someone not a good Christian somehow. Just... manipulated. If you ask me...

[@drewtronics7406]

I'm an abolitionist. It must stop. All ages need safe passage.

[@SDsc0rch]

amen brother

[@viper2148]

I’m so glad to hear you’re against SLAVERY.

[@Brokenhill42]

@@viper2148 abolition is a word that can be used for anything... not only slavery.

[@drewtronics7406]

@@Brokenhill42 exactly!

[@stephybabs3233]

I agree. But how can we make that happen?

[@user-yd3uh4pz5e]

If a “fetus” is not a person yet, then why is it considered a double homicide when a pregnant women is killed?

[@dobromirgoodpeace23]

Aren’t they changing that? Or at least started to, in some states.

[@user-yd3uh4pz5e]

@@dobromirgoodpeace23 Really? I had no idea. But I’m not surprised…

[@GenevieveUhler]

​@@user-yd3uh4pz5e They think that they get to decide who's human and who isn't. If they wanted the baby, then it's bad to kill the baby. But if they don't want it, it's not even a person.

[@user-yd3uh4pz5e]

@@grandmoffpuppeteer Should of always been law.

[@user-yd3uh4pz5e]

@@GenevieveUhler Great excuse to promote child sacrifice.

[@Steadfast-Lutheran]

Trump is more of a pragmatist, rather than being driven by a consistent ideology.

[@canopyGroup]

Very true, he would never win if he said he wanted to ban abortion outright. Literally no one would in this political landscape today. Although the machine that is around Trump is at the very least in the market of NOT outright legalizing abortion. And that at least is better than the alternative that also pushes other demonic agendas onto the populace.

[@Player-re9mo]

Murder shouldn't be a choice!

[@sojourner2013]

This is a federal level issue. Enforce the 14th Amendment of Equal Protection of the Law ( including babies). Ban Abortion in our land. Bring glory to our God.

[@flyingphoenix113]

If it is a federal issue, it should be rectified through a dedicated Constitutional Amendment. Many Americans disagree with the use of the 14th Amendment as a bulwark for the Pro-Life position.

[@RobouteGuilliman-M41]

@@flyingphoenix113 no amendment is needed. Murder is illegal, and it is a violation of constitutional rights. You don't need to expand bureaucracy every 5 minutes.

[@WhatsTheTakeaway]

​@@flyingphoenix113 Why wouldn't the 14th apply to people in the womb? Are babies not people?

[@soloknight7197]

Or, hear me out, Christians demand that their state officials ban it with no votes, get to 38 states, and trigger a constitutional convention that defines a person at conception thus triggering the 14th amendment at default

[@rockstarburne]

the courts are not gonna make that determination. you would need to rework the amendment to clarify inclusion for babies, and you will not have that vote for a long time. at least not as long as the 19th amendment still exists

[@terryhollifield9343]

Oh boy, some folks are going to feel some type of way before the first two sentences are out of Jon's mouth on this one. But an objective pro-life person should think through what is shared here and consider it it very carefully and prayerfully. Also, please don't hear Jon saying something that he isn't.

[@paolacristina5613]

As a Christian, I am an abolitionist.

[@solideogloria6569]

Amen!

[@Producerukoh]

Saying that you are an abolitionist is popular to say now, but the majority of Christians in America didn't support the Civil Rights Movement when it was going on. Did you know that a poll showed that Martin Luther King was the most hated man in America before he was assassinated? This was when most Americans identified as Christians. Don't use words like abolitionist just because it's popular to say it now and it's on the right side of history.

[@reachvictoria3386]

💯

[@Deathmageddon]

Clicked this video just to say that. Never wound a snake!

[@sarahs3988]

Same. There's no other choice.

[@TDPlusPT]

I am 100% pro life, however I think we are missing the forest for the trees here. If we can achieve any kind of limit we should do that, then once that is done keep pushing. If they will agree to 16 weeks do so, then once that is secure argue what’s the difference between 10 and 16, keep moving the goal to get to the victory. The culture must change, culture changes slowly, if we can get everyone to agree it’s bad after a certain point we should take that and let it permeate culture, then continue to ask questions to get them to understand why it’s wrong once they have common ground. It’s basic negotiation. This all or nothing attitude is prideful and imho in the way of actually getting there.

[@whaddoyoumeme]

That’s what we did, and now only moved backwards (politically and socially). Just as we want to keep pushing, so will they in the opposite direction. I’m sympathetic to what you say, but not hopeful it will work or be feasible.

[@GenevieveUhler]

How is it prideful to want to protect the rights of those who can't speak for themselves?

[@solideogloria6569]

This is why we are where we are, because of incremental bills!! ABOLISH ABORTION!

[@JP_21M]

That is the same argument people made for keeping slavery around. They called people advocating for the immediate end of slavery prideful and arrogant. The slave owners also wanted culture to slowly change of 100s of years before ending it. Please consider how you are making the same moral compromise on human rights and advocating for others to do the same compromise.

[@dahliaherrod4301]

But as Jon rightfully pointed out, a 16-week ban would still mean about 90% of the ab*rtions continue so nothing actually changes. If anything you should start from 10 weeks and move from there.

[@ghost_to_a_ghost]

i disagree completely with Trump's current stance on this topic. it's unfortunate that so many people, even conservatives, are agreeing with him on this. i'm pro-life forever.

[@ballzybaits4414]

So are you voting for him or Kamala?

[@mayethgarcia4441]

You only have 1 candidate to elect for presidency. Will you choose the greater evil or the lesser evil? I'm talking about parties here.

[@ghost_to_a_ghost]

@@ballzybaits4414 oh i'm voting for Trump. i can disagree with him on stuff and still vote for him. i agree with him on a lot of other stuff. i don't agree with anything Kamala says considering everything she says is a big jumbled up mess of words.

[@tigernotwoods914]

How? He’s turning the topic over to the states which is a constitutional way of dealing with it since it’s not in the constitution

[@GenevieveUhler]

​@@tigernotwoods914Abortion should never be legal. It's murder. Is allowing murder constitutional?

[@isaiahrodgers5077]

I'd rather die than give up or soften my convictions to defend the unborn

[@sarahs3988]

Agreed. It's the number one issue for me. We as a country have so much blood on our hands. There will be justice for that if we do not repent.

[@gumpyflyale2542]

So who are you voting for because if you don't support trump your getting abortion 100 percent

[@duncanferguson7505]

Is it possible for us to lock-in moderate protections now and continue to pursue complete restrictions in the years to come? The other option is to allow Kamala to push completely unrestricted access Federally, which will be even harder to overturn, right?

[@rabbitsrevenge1101]

Unborn are still being terminated. You're still alive. What happened?

[@isaiahrodgers5077]

@@rabbitsrevenge1101 I said "I'd rather die than change/soften my convictions to defend the unborn" not "I'll die if people keep killing the unborn".

[@rauloropeza7426]

We need a new party

[@GenevieveUhler]

Yes, an abolitionist party.

[@user-hm4od3wu1z]

Y'all should look into the American solidarity party

[@RobouteGuilliman-M41]

Wow, another political party to tell you how to think. That'll solve the problem.

[@RobouteGuilliman-M41]

@@user-hm4od3wu1z yall should look into the Constitution, the Bible and the words of the Founders and Framers, and stop looking for people to think for you.

[@Charlotte_Martel]

Good luck with that. Roughly only 19% of the country supports a total abortion ban, which will decrease as states with such bans experience the deaths of women trying to self end their pregnancies. You've chosen a losing position.

[@claytonjenkins5292]

I really appreciate that you prioritize your faith over politics. So many Christians conflate the Bible with the constitution/patriotism. I’m am glad to see you stand for Christ and help guide people through thinking about what the world is trying to convince us to think.

[@SDsc0rch]

Trump is advocating for a restriction of abortion past 15 weeks another way to say that is abortions ARE ALLOWED through 15 weeks note: 95% of abortions are performed in the first 15 weeks basically all we're saying is we're going to reduce the amount of abortions by "a little bit" just keep that in mind

[@johnrockwell5834]

The problem is that most people don't want actual abolition. So the choice is less abortion or unlimited abortion.

[@Tyler_W]

And his personal opinions are completely irrelevant because it's a state issue.

[@soloknight7197]

@@SDsc0rch If you can get them to agree to 15 weeks, then what's stopping you from talking them down to 14? Then 13? Then 12, and so on and so on

[@PettyCrow-n9c]

It's called a compromise. No legislation is going to agree on a full abortion ban, so we have to use baby steps to get it walked back overtime.

[@gumpyflyale2542]

But you are ignoring the alternative if kamala gets in it's abortions up to birth why are you ok with pure evil instead of a lesser evil if kamala gets in abortion will be nigh impossible to wliminate

[@MSLILLY4533]

Let's be very honest and very clear both parties are the same. One party shows outwardly what they are about and the other keeps it quite. The Republican party is not a Christian or conservative party please look up the Log Cabin group. The pro-life movement isn't pro- life it pro-birth. If this movement was pro-life swift measures would have been taken to reduce violence in schools, the elderly wouldn't be harmed or taken advantage of, we would deal with our mental health crisis, we would have solutions for the homeless, we would treat our military vets much better, and Marcellus Williams, Travis Mullis, and Freddie Owens wouldn't have been executed. To say the Republican party is conservative or Christian is an extreme falsehood and we need to be promoting Christ instead of politicians. I choose Jesus, always have always will man will always fail Jesus won't.

[@Kontroversial84]

Preach!!!

[@lentongunn5851]

Amen and Amen

[@mrslavanderblu]

Amen

[@lyndavonkanel8603]

Quiet/silent. Quite/very

[@JillianSmall_ChildofGod]

As someone who has been continually annoyed at your recent Trump videos, I have to say I agree with this perspective and I appreciate the disclaimer. I've been very concerned hearing him speak on this issue recently. This is a serious cause for prayer. You have a point.

[@PettyCrow-n9c]

Taking an extreme position on abortion is not smart. America is pro-choice, Trump can't win being pro-life.

[@NickMak-m2c]

Daniel 7:8 While I was contemplating the horns, behold, another horn, a little one, came up among them, and three of the first horns were pulled out by the roots before it; and behold, this horn possessed eyes like the eyes of a man and a mouth uttering great boasts.

[@ephemeralvapor8064]

It's hard for people to care about babies they don't know as individuals when the adults thinking about such things have lived for 20+ years and feel like nobody cares about them either... May God grant them faith and belonging to love others, including the unborn.

[@ReformedMind]

Abolisionist here. Abortion is murder and murder is illegal. Abolish abortion. Make all murder illegal. Period.

[@hhowdy]

Yeah I don’t even know how abortion is an argument. Do you know how much of a 1 in a million that potential life has and how lucky you are to be here standing today. Do you understand how lucky you are that you’re entire time as an embryo all the way to fetus had to have gone well? And to take that potential life away is disgusting. You’re alive and living and conscious. Why revoke that from a baby you monster.

[@lukedavenport8576]

These people banning abortions are politicians they’re not doctors and don’t know what to make as exceptions. So many women have been denied care when the baby has passed or died bc the laws are so vague that doctors could be arrested for doing it. My wife’s mom recently went through a transfer 18 weeks in the baby passed and it had to be removed which is still legally considered an abortion luckily I live in Kansas so we could get the care needed but if I lived in Missouri are care would be denied despite my wife’s mom being at risk and the baby all ready passing. Politicians shouldn’t be deciding on this stuff if we have to ban it at the least we should do is have the doctors write down what the exceptions should be not some politician who knows nothing about the female body.

[@quesostuff1009]

I hope christians and the pro life while remaining to fight to good fight, don’t forget this isn’t merely getting a legal change. It’s to also take care of the widow and the orphan.

[@Link4allzango]

Personally I think his positions are based on populism to win elections and so his shift is more of a reflection of internal polling reacting to the overturning of RvW. In other words, he's more of a symptom of the deep sad popularity of abortion in this country than the primary cause. I'm praying his mind changes again if he returns to office.

[@soloknight7197]

@Link4allzango Doesn't matter if his mind changes or not. As long as women vote, Abortion will be legal since men are too apathetic, and women hate to see other women down

[@augelar1586]

Thanks for the vid bro I’m so gutted now 😢come back soon Jesus and clear up this terrible mess 🙌🏻

[@JonStallings]

I am pretty sure that within 4 to 8 years the RNC is going to throw Christians off the bus. Vote your Values doesn't mean much anymore

[@mastershake4641]

They already are. If you watch what they did at the RNC. They take Christians for granted just like DNC takes black people and hispanic people for granted.

[@hellobello3153]

They’re doing it themselves already and worse by warping everything to conform with modern populist views.

[@Utoobeh4tesfreespeech]

Unless G-d gives JD a foothold. I get tired of Christians expecting a magic wand. This is a heart issue that isnt going to (poof) be solved with legislation. If people care about babies they should care just as much as spreading the Gospel with boots on the ground. Having people saved where EVERYTHING changes is what works You arent going to change peoples minds from A sin when they don't believe in G-d OR sin. We aren't working the right way. Its mot DJTs fault and he's a lityle busy with other fires right now. Again they arent our pastors. The party is not a church. This podcast is irresponsible

[@tahuyachris]

I'm glad you see the truth!

[@rockstarburne]

they have been throwing Christians off the bus for years, although we can agree that trumps backtracking is problematic. he is the one who is reordering the conservative party towards the traditions of the past. not he current trend of pro-life politicians saying the right thing but accomplishing nothing

[@rebeccam8154]

Morality can't be legislated. We need to do better at showing people the love and grace of God. Only He can change human hearts.

[@keyman6689]

Actually, all legislation is based on morality. But who's? Judeo-Christian values, as the founders did? Or a powerful majority with their own ideas based on whims?

[@lentongunn5851]

I agree as its a spiritual issue. Why not focus on the spiritual and heart issue of this sin. I thought it was hypocrisy to focus on the abortion but not deal with fornication that led to the abortion from many of the unmarried women. Trump was always pro choice and will say anything for votes. Laws won't stop abortions.

[@bakerboat4572]

@@lentongunn5851 "Laws won't stop abortions." I mean, flat bans actually do. Have you heard of "enforcement" from the state?

[@dubuyajay9964]

Can laws against homicide be legislated? Because that's what it is.

[@johnd2196]

Him and Kamala have A LOT more in common than people think. It's Christ or nothing there is no alternative. God determines when life starts

[@SDsc0rch]

truth

[@66KMT]

Like?

[@capella95]

I would like trump to be full on anti abortion, but it's up for us to do the groundwork. It is foolish to believe they're similar in anyway. The Democrats party is literally Satanic to its core. They're indoctrinationing children into gender theory, and are nearing us to WW3.

[@kintsugi-c6u]

They are two sides of the same coin. Both come with problems, just different ones.

[@Ridgegetsreal777]

You think voting matters and that they are actually enemies?​@vincent91

[@ironknightbcpg7778]

Pray that he sees the Light and Truth once more and returns to the self-evident sound foundations of why the life of the unborn are ‘alive’ within the womb especially at the moment A. When light shines from the fertilized egg. And B. When neurology is found a couple days after the process of fertilization begins. For soon we will be entering the complete phase of the days of Noah, the days coming soon when “the hearts of men will grow cold” (Matthew 24:12) including against the unborn even worse then before.

[@danielbowden5301]

In regard to the "exceptions", it comes down to whether those being killed are persons or not. If they are not persons, then we would be utterly out of line in telling women that they can not abort these non-persons. If they are persons, then we should not permit them to be murdered in any case we would not permit a toddler or an adult to be murdered. I think it is a quite black-and-white issue in that way, compromise does not make sense. If those being destroyed are not persons, then people should have the legal right to destroy them for ANY reason up until the point that they become persons. It doesn't matter whether a person thinks it is distasteful or something, liberty is a sacred thing and the rights of a person trump the rights of a non-person. It would be disgraceful to forbid the abortion of a non-person at the expense of someone's liberty. But if those being killed in the womb ARE persons, then it would only be justifiable to kill them in cases where it would be justified to kill a baby, which means pretty much never. If we believe that life begins at conception, but we believe in the exceptions[rape, incest, or life of the mother], then what we are truly saying is that we believe that people should be able to slaughter babies. It means "I think we should have the right to kill a baby if he/she was conceived through rape." Is that what you believe? Are you willing to say that out loud? It is not clear to me why incest is considered one of the exceptions, I think belief in incest as an exception is either redundant and falls under the umbrella of the rape exception[if rape is the concern with the incest] or else it is basically just eugenics. It amounts to saying "I believe that we should have the right to kill a baby if the baby is at somewhat more risk for health conditions. [Being conceived through incest does not guarantee poorer than average health, by the way.]" If we believe that abortion is right in cases where the abortion will cause the child less suffering than not being killed, then it follows that we should advocate for every child to be killed in the womb, since living a full life guarantees more suffering than being killed in the womb[but that kind of utilitarianism is clearly wicked]. The life of the mother exception is arguably more morally ambiguous but it is more ambiguous in some cases than others. It is either saying "I believe that mothers should have the right to prefer to save their own lives instead of their baby's" OR "I believe that we have the right to kill babies if they threaten the mother's life and have no chance of being born anyway." The former suggests that the mother's life is more valuable than her child's and that parents should be considered justified in killing their children to save their own skins. That is cowardice or lovelessness and an abomination. The latter is more debatable in my opinion. I am open-minded to the latter but I would insist that we don't euphemize what we are talking about, if life begins at conception, we should speak of the unborn in ways that acknowledge their personhood. I believe that euphemizing the killing of a person is extremely dishonoring. If we must resort to killing a person, we should acknowledge the stark reality of it, and refer to it as "killing"[or equally strong language] and not aborting, neutralizing, euthanizing, or any other word that attempts to soften the reality that someone is being killed. If the baby is guaranteed not to survive and the mother can not even increase his/her chances by risking or sacrificing her own life, I think an arguable case could be made for that very specific exception. That comes down to three questions... 1. Is the doctor's prognosis accurate, not biased by pessimism, and not having partiality against the unborn? 2. Is it right for the mother to wager her life in expectance of miraculous divine intervention? 3. Is it inherently so abominable for a parent to consent to the killing of their innocent child, that a parent should sacrifice their life to avoid killing their child, even if their child is guaranteed to die anyway? I am on the fence about that, since I believe that it is sometimes better to die than to commit such a sacrilege if it is a sacrilege in this case. Either way, I think we also need to consider that many prognoses are inaccurate and if the doctor has the perspective that the unborn is not even a person, that would obviously slant their judgment with partiality toward the mother[so the prognosis would have to be given by multiple doctors who acknowledge that the unborn who they are discussing is a person]. So if we believe this is an exception, the most honest and honorable way of articulating this would be "I believe that in this very specific and rare circumstance, it is permissible for a parent to KILL their child." That is the stark reality of the position, I don't know if it is morally permissible, but I do know that we should never euphemize killing whether it is justified or not. I do consider myself to have the right to make moral discernments about the matter. Making moral judgments is not inherently contemptful. It may be true that I have not been tested by being in such a situation, but that doesn't mean that I have no right to try to discern what is right or what is wrong. In fact, I think that it is likely that in any other sinner's shoes[including their inborn nature, environment, circumstances, etc], that I would sin in the exact same way... but that doesn't justify them, it might merely show that I am no better. But people are not justified by being better than others. That is a fundamental misunderstanding of what morality is about, morality is about love and boundaries, not about giving us an excuse to look down on people. Lastly, it does not make sense to appeal to exceptional circumstances and claim that we should blanketly permit it in all cases. If abortion is morally permissible in certain exceptional cases, it may still be a greater evil to legalize it if legalizing the exceptions causes it to be done in non-exceptional cases. Even if it is an injustice to ban exceptional cases, a blanket ban would still likely be a lesser evil compared to blanketly permitting it. I think that life very possibly begins at conception since I believe that humans are spirits and can therefore be alive and possibly conscious even before having a brain or a heart. I think it would be hard to argue against early abortions from a physicalist perspective. The best argument that I can think of from a physicalist perspective would be that our present situation proves that legalizing early abortions is a slippery slope into the legalization of late-term abortions. It's better to be a utilitarian who sacrifices a few to save many than one who sacrifices many to save a few, but the best option is to reject utilitarianism!

[@believer_channel77]

Instead of making abortion an option for certain exceptions, how about more funding is put into research by medical scientists to come up with a way to save both the mother and the child's life so that *no one* will keep thinking abortion's a valid option? I'd do that as president.

[@moegrant4433]

When will Pro-Life Christians understand that Donald Trump will say anything to win an election. He doesn’t really care about abortions, only when it’s politically convenient. When it’s not, he changes positions. Here’s what he said in the past: “I’m very pro-choice. I hate the concept of abortion. I hate it. I hate everything it stands for. I cringe when I listen to people debating the subject. But you still - I just believe in choice,” Trump said during a “Meet the Press” interview.

[@Gsimon25]

It’s so refreshing to see that others feel the same way about this. Trump flip flopped. He’s using abortion as a bargaining chip in his quest to attain power!

[@changemymind8692]

I agree whole heartedly with what you said.

[@CYRUs-e5u]

Trump is pro choice in his heart, but for him to win the election and escape jail he has to be pro Life 😂😂😂 (The same way he is a pro divorce)

[@Dnell-tb1yd]

Trump hasn’t changed one bit! He’s like every other politician, he’ll say anything to get votes! It’s too late, he’s already the pied piper leading Evangelicals and Republicans over a cliff

[@sethgyan]

Except that people like you won't admit he's the reason why there's no federal permission to abort babies at every stage of a pregnancy. Fools like yourself will throw Trump away and enable Kamala to win who has promised to make it federal.

[@sonjasisco8064]

This is so sad. We are definitely in the end times. God doesn’t want any life end in abortion. His ways remain the same. My God doesn’t change.

[@furryplantsandcoins9070]

The only way I would approve this is if he demolished it by abolishing abortion and making it illegal!

[@stephengray1344]

Even if Trump is elected President he wouldn't be able to make abortion illegal in your country. Congress can make it illegal by passing legislation that makes it illegal. The Supreme Court could make it illegal by giving a ruling that either the US Constitution or some existing federal law necessarily implies that it is already illegal (though this would almost certainly be based on dodgy reasoning). The most the President can do about the legal status of abortion is veto any new federal laws that would change the current status quo.

[@soloknight7197]

@@furryplantsandcoins9070 that's not in his power set

[@ShY_6593]

I am on the abolitionists end of things. There is no need to kill a baby, under any circumstance. It's awful that we allow it knowing it's just the beginning stages of life.

[@solideogloria6569]

Amen! I'm an abolitionist too!

[@4ucarla885]

One law does not fit all. All medical circumstances in a pregnancy are not the same. Sometimes the mother can be at risk to die, or the child, or both. Therefore, the choices available should be to the mother, the father of the child, and the physician, because lawmakers are not medical experts. Also, you must consider ETERNAL circumstances as well. If your pregnant wife is not saved/born-again, and the medical circumstance is either the mother's death, or the child, would you send your pregnant wife to eternal hell? After all, the child will go to heaven without question. Now, you see, it's not as black-and-white as you'd like it to be.

[@3339ty]

@@4ucarla885 Can you name a scenario or a case where the baby that puts the mother's life at risk that couldn't be treated with a C-section?

[@jacquesalbert8942]

​@@4ucarla885 The circumstance in which a mother's life is at risk is very rare, but, since the only thing that can compete with a human life in terms of value is another human life, it is also the only circumstance in which all of the rhetoric about abortion being a difficult, murky, and morally unclear decision actually holds. The problem is that this one circumstance is held out in a bait and switch: the hypothetical circumstance in which a mother's life is at risk is used to justify abortion at any stage of pregnancy and for any reason. It is all of the ingrown rhetoric that is not black and white, not the actual situation that you cited.

[@4ucarla885]

@@3339ty , I Googled and found the following information when someone asked: Has an ectopic pregnancy ever been saved? The answer: "The fallopian tubes are the tubes connecting the ovaries to the womb. If an egg gets stuck in them, it won't develop into a baby and your health may be at risk if the pregnancy continues. Unfortunately, it's not possible to save the pregnancy. It usually has to be removed using medicine or an operation." In other words, if the woman has a tubal pregnancy, a C-section will not save the child and can possibly kill the mother if the child continues to grow in the fallopian tube.

[@RyuSei00555]

I blame the ‘pro-life’ movement for Trump being weak on this issue. The ‘pro-life’ movement is not interested in ending abortion, they want to stay in business for them they are okay with just limiting abortion. As Jesus followers we MUST be abolitionists, abortion is a great evil! Pray for Trump to repent!!!

[@soloknight7197]

Yes about the pro-life movement, but what have abolitionist actually done? What actions to go with the prayers?

[@matthewmcguigan4293]

​@@soloknight7197As Christians, we must be willing to stand up for the most logical and Biblical position, which is the Abolitionist stance. If we can unite and vote, we can make changes.

[@soloknight7197]

@matthewmcguigan4293 The "abolitionist" stance will get more Babies killed because women will never vote to punish a woman

[@soloknight7197]

@matthewmcguigan4293 No you can't. Women, both pro-infanticide and anti-infanticide, will *NEVER* vote to punish a woman for baby deletion. There are no political solutions to end abortion, and, the sooner you realize that, the sooner your prayers to end Abortion transcends wishful thinking into the will of God

[@lfw641]

Left wing, right wing, same bird.

[@ScottDerkez]

And if a bird’s wings turned against each other, the bird would eventually be unable to fly…

[@rockstarburne]

maybe on this particular issue. but to make such a claim about the entire political landscape is truly moronic.

[@FRN2013]

No. Trump is _not_ right-wing. He is a populist.

[@sethgyan]

No dumbass. If it were, we wouldn't have roe Vs wade overturned.

[@codys4863]

We don’t follow birds though. Stop thinking left vs right and start thinking up vs down

[@candiceking7422]

😢 Come Jesus come

[@myenemark6674]

psalm 139 13 For you created my inmost being; you knit me together in my mother’s womb. 14 I praise you because I am fearfully and wonderfully made; your works are wonderful, I know that full well. 15 My frame was not hidden from you when I was made in the secret place, when I was woven together in the depths of the earth. 16 Your eyes saw my unformed body; all the days ordained for me were written in your book

[@lyndavonkanel8603]

This is my favorite Psalm, had it read at my wedding, read it the other day to a small group of believers and find it just right for this topic.

[@mattgraham7565]

Abortion is child sacrifice 😢

[@El.Matamoros.]

He destroyed the minds of many of his followers.

[@carolbarlow8896]

He’s not that powerful and we’re not that stupid. KH is overtly pro abortion in every case and pro sterilization of children which makes her a hard pass.

[@Love-like-Lucy]

No he did not! Nobody wants to vote for this corrupt Democratic Party. Most Christians don’t vote anyways, so it doesn’t even matter.

[@Ridgegetsreal777]

​@@Love-like-Lucynobody brought up kamala. 2 wrongs don't make a right

[@rockstarburne]

@@Ridgegetsreal777 this person is obviously voting for kamala. as the comment is an absurd statement to make. "he destroyed the minds of many of his followers" is an extremely biased and asinine accusation

[@com.7869]

No he didn't. Your TDS is showing

[@nmbassy]

I think the biggest thing to remember and realize is this: By the time November rolls around, we are (effectively) given 2 choices as to who gets our vote. I live in Ohio. Trump was the only candidate left on in the race by the time my state's primary was held. This puts me, as a Christian voter, in a spot with no options. I have voted Trump in the last 2 elections and will do so again in one month. I love a lot of what he stands for and what he does. However, things like this just go to prove that there are other candidates out there who would most definitely get my vote if I were afforded the opportunity (ones who are much stronger in Biblical issues). Our elections are an incredible blessing, but they're still flawed...especially the 2 party system. So, given the option of Trump or Kamala, I'm choosing Trump. Is he perfect? Absolutely not. Would he have been my choice in the primaries? Probably not. But, at this point in the race, I believe he protects my rights as a Christian and more of God's truth than Kamala Harris does. The real change in people's hearts and actions (when it comes to abortion, etc) will only come from the church and the Godly organizations we support.

[@TheKing-qz9wd]

If only the world could find holy men in every generation able to handle even a den of snakes like politics and barely maintain a kind of civility that God wouldn't be as angry at. Alas, the snakes came from among us, so we suffer at the hands of ourselves and our fathers.

[@KneeBenderservant]

He’s compromising. He’s listening to advisors that think they know better, Worldly advisors. Israel and Judah all over again.

[@andreamiller3578]

He has always gone with what was politically convenient for him or what stroked his ego. I am not surprised as this is not really a change for him. He just did what he usually does with issues.

[@FoolsAmongUs]

That is every politician Did you look at what biden did? That is why so many Blacks are in prison......yet they still voted for him

[@Archer170]

Name issues hes gone with that are politically convenient i’ll wait.

[@alainm6070]

@@Archer170do you mean and issue that is NOT politically convenient since the man uses the wind of public opinion as his North Star

[@josephpchajek2685]

@@Archer170 He's basically been pandering to bigots and rednecks for decades.

[@andreamiller3578]

@@Archer170 In my opinion, he tends to go with whatever side flatters him the most or appeals to his sense of what strength is. Maybe the better phrase is personally convenient or whatever strokes his ego in the moment. This is how he ends up dancing around with people like Kanye West and Nicholas Fuentes and speaking kindly of people like Vladimir Putin and Viktor Orban. He has made comments that seem to praise the strength of some pretty nasty people doing pretty nasty deeds. He wasn't strongly pro-life until he wanted to be president, and now that it's not a big vote-getter for him, he's backed off of that. He was for some gun control laws after some mass shootings, but immediately backed off because supporters screeched about that. If he were truly serious about changes in national border policy, he wouldn't have submarined the bipartisan legislation that was put together in part by an Oklahoma Republican senator, who was then censored by his own state party because it suddenly wasn't what Trump wanted. That, in my opinion, is egregious. Party and ego are clearly what is more important than what is better for the country.

[@daviddensmore2606]

Trump did NOT specifically appoint pro-life judges, he appointed conservative constitutional originalist justices. When it came up before them, it was done. It’s not a federal issue, but state, as Ruth Bader Ginsberg acknowledged.

[@k7stingray]

A lot of people seem to miss the fact that Roe was overturned because there is nothing in the constitution granting a right to murder preborn children. It was all a legal fiction that should have been rejected and ignored. But not only was it unconstitutional (nowhere supported in the constitution), it was anti-constitutional since the constitution guarantees the right to life (14th amendment), and therefore the federal government has a duty to secure and protect that right and not leave it up to the states to decide whether or not it is okay to murder a certain class of human beings.

[@rabbitsrevenge1101]

I love listening to wannabes on the Internet pretend to understand the law. It's ez comedy. And most of your rights and laws aren't found in the constitution, making your argument a moot point

[@PettyCrow-n9c]

​@@rabbitsrevenge1101You're full of it. The only rights we have are in the constitution any other "right" is a fabricated belief.

[@junkgum]

Constitution denies executive orders to allow purgiance without prosecution.

[@Angelfire62311]

Thank you..

[@donnaholbrookslifewithfibro]

I’m not against abortion because of my faith only. I’m against abortion because of science that human life begins at conception. By six weeks there is a heartbeat. I don’t understand why anyone would murder an unborn baby with its own unique DNA and individuality.

[@GenevieveUhler]

Those Evolutionists think humans are just the same as animals. Those materials think humans are just matter and nothing else. That's why. It's the sad truth.

[@derrickcarson]

Of course you are against baby deletion bc of your faith only. If it weren't for your faith you'd have no objective foundation to say it was wrong.

[@donnaholbrookslifewithfibro]

@@derrickcarson yes I definitely would! It’s called science. Science proves that what I carried 3 times in my womb was a human baby in development as it will be developing the rest of its entire life. You can actually read all the scientific degrees of human development for yourself. I’m not making this up. Women should not have a choice on whether to kill their child unless the mother’s life is in danger….

[@GenevieveUhler]

@@derrickcarson True enough. Without faith no one would have any objective foundation to believe murder, stealing, lying, or anything else is wrong. But we do each still have a conscience.

[@theinvisiblewoman5709]

@@GenevieveUhlernot true. You don’t need faith to be a good person. Only people who can’t restrain themselves through fear need to seek a faith to be a good person.

[@daisyrae1543]

People sleeping around would end this. But immorality is rampant

[@maryeconomou6573]

It's not far fetched. He will do and say anything that will get him back in power. Power is the only thing that is important to him.

[@russellmchaggis8998]

Both wings are on the same bird. Trump is not a conservative and never has been. He's an old school Democrat.

[@PettyCrow-n9c]

Trump is more conservative than modern Christians are. The fact that you bozos would let Kamala become president is proof of that.

[@gumpyflyale2542]

1000times better than Kamala

[@gumpyflyale2542]

Your right but

[@Thespeedrap]

Both parties are bought out by corporate bosses and not regular people.

[@Whoreschach69]

@@Thespeedrap Trump has survived two assassination attempts, the only thing that's been bought out is by those whom are vying for his head. Don't you see this?

[@micah6-8]

I say abolish all fetal murder.

[@ElleISOElohim]

Thank you for sharing this. It is so heartbreaking to hear... But we need to know the evil that's being done.

[@ianbest3677]

I view banning abortion like the war on drugs. It just doesn't work and makes people more miserable and more at risk. Education and a social net will provide better results. Leaving it in the hands of politicians is a recipe for disaster and especially Trump as all his actions are motivated by what he will get from it. Furthermore, I see a disconnect in many people on the value of foetus compared to a migrant, a junkie or other outcasts of society. They all have the same value.

[@aleithiatoews6452]

I was really disappointed to hear that Trump has adopted Ramaswamy's position on abortion. It's a total cop-out meant only for political gain.

[@PettyCrow-n9c]

And? Political gain means the pro-choice people are out. Why are you Christians so foolish?

[@sivad1025]

It's not a cop out. The federal government was never intended to legislate murder. We had to fight a war and amend the Constitution to abolish slavery. How many people do you think would be willing to take those measures for abortion? The sad reality is, we don't have the political power to be abolitionists on the federal level

[@johnrockwell5834]

Right now it's simply politically impossible to impose full abolition. It's either less abortion or unlimited abortion.

[@kintsugi-c6u]

Yes. That's just the reality whether we like it or not.

[@theeternalsbeliever1779]

Trump literally implied that he could push for a total ban. The problem isn't that a total ban is impossible. The problem is that Trump simply doesn't want to push for it. The idea that a total ban is politically impossible to achieve is a total cop out that is meant to make ppl ignore the need for one.

[@ugochib]

I agree with this take

[@ugochib]

@@theeternalsbeliever1779Even if Trump passes a total ban, it’s extremely unlikely that it would last that long or after the current generation

[@PettyCrow-n9c]

​@@theeternalsbeliever1779Trump doesn't want to push for it because he believes that the people should decide. It's literally the same thing he did with weed. Let the people vote on it.

[@fayewood1377]

you were right in the beginning, it is ridiculous. BTW pro life is not a movement it is Gods commandment you either chose to obey or not it is not a debate.

[@lovelyloaa]

There are debates about this, because some people refuse to obey God's word or they think because they are not under the religion, thus they don't have the obligation to obey (actually you follow God's laws out of Love of your neighbor and of God) which still doesn't do any service to them, because they are still under the laws of nature and God knows how the laws of nature works. Which means God designed those laws in order to protect us from harm, trauma, regrets, and other hard to deal consequences.

[@LampWaters]

Tgat wud be abolishing

[@kingnaruto4life422]

@@lovelyloaawhere does he say abortion is bad? And I don’t mean you interpreting it that way, I mean explicitly? Because god, for hating abortion so much, really likes to abort babies in the Old Testament 😂

[@lovelyloaa]

@@kingnaruto4life422 umm where in the bible does it explicitly says that God aborted babies? If you are talking about the end part of the 10 plagues, God did not let them feel pain, unlike what the Pharaoh did to all first born babies, just because he saw the Hebrews as a threat (sounds like what a pro abortionists would justify) So psychopathic and atrocious for letting an innocent baby feel pain. In the 10th plague, God just took away their souls. He didn't let them feel any pain. And God didn't do it ever again.

[@lovelyloaa]

@@kingnaruto4life422 God took away their souls, unlike what the Pharaoh did just because he saw the Hebrews as a threat. So atrocious for letting an innocent baby feel pain.

[@lynnstewart2326]

Trump has always been pro choice. Life doesn’t start at six weeks.

[@ShalowRecord]

You’re right, it starts at conception

[@PettyCrow-n9c]

Trump isn't pro-choice, he said himself, he believes in the exceptions which are VERY rare cases.

[@lynnstewart2326]

The heartbeat bill of 6 weeks doesn’t justify killing babies before that. Six weeks means they have been developing and growing for six weeks which means they’ve been alive for six weeks.

[@katierucker2870]

@@PettyCrow-n9cHe believes women should get abortions if SA’d or as a “medical emergency”. That is pro-choice. Also, true medical emergency isn’t the same as abortion and the sexual abuser should be punished, not the child.

[@sandbagger-70]

He was for abortion when he was how Howard Stern...talking about daughter Tiffany 😢

[@doumc3584]

I thought something had changed with him... something was off... I guess not only Kamala flip-flops...

[@DavidJohnson-qm4eu]

You're right brother. There is no difference between the left or the right. They're all on the same team. It sounds crazy but I believe I'm right.

[@soloknight7197]

@@DavidJohnson-qm4eu Due to Trump's history, he's the best choice for a pragmatic solution

[@theeternalsbeliever1779]

You're not wrong. The Bible teaches that Satan deceives the whole world in Rev. 12:9. That doesn't just apply to Dems or atheists. That passage says "the _whole_ world", including this world's religions and all of its politics. The idea that there is a political party that is aligned with biblical virtues is outright false. It's a very deceptive rationale Satan uses to keep "Christian" voters on his hamster wheel, even though they think they're making a difference.

[@FRN2013]

There is a big difference! You're confused because you think Trump is on the Right. He's not. He's a populist. DeSantis, Reynolds, and Kemp are on the Right. Hopefully Trump will lose, so those three can lead the GOP away from how Trump corrupted it.

[@alainm6070]

@@soloknight7197pragmatic and short sighted solution maybe but certainly not a biblical one that never chooses to sacrifice principles for expediency

[@soloknight7197]

@alainm6070 So you'd rather millions of Babies be murdered in an endless war instead of slowly move the line back that saves more Babies every year and would realistically end abortion in the next 15 years?

[@albertchurchill4845]

European countries have stricter limits than most states.

[@mastershake4641]

The only comparable places to the US in abortion are north korea and china. I dont know how people dont see the problem

[@gumpyflyale2542]

Belgium 12 weeks netherlands 16

[@SDsc0rch]

with @ss@ssins literally popping out of the woodwork, you'd think he would do everything possible to seek God's favor and protection sad

[@mastershake4641]

The thing about most Christians, is they think they are doing things right. Because they dont read the bible. Trump probably falls into that category.

[@PlagueNurseOpal]

I do not support the prolife movement. I support the abolitionists movement.

[@Sce7]

Amen

[@MyMainChnl]

I like that!

[@solideogloria6569]

💯💯💯

[@smallelijah9970]

Where the hit like million times button?

[@soloknight7197]

Unfortunately, the abolitionist movement is even more kneecapped than the Pro-life movement

[@willnew4745]

When are we as a Church going to solve the issue of abortion by loving our neighbors like Jesus instead of trying to force through laws. The laws are a bandaid, but in order to change the hearts of women that seek abortions we need to help them financially and advocate for a country and society that protects all mothers, single or married.

[@cathalhendron3941]

Did they not know their own finances when they had sex? Does it cost anything to place a child for adoption? Would you spout this same shite if a mother killed her born child Btw born children are more expensive

[@p.i.staker886]

All of this was predicted before Trump was ever elected, in detail. For all the crap that the Never Trump National Review issue got, they hit on this specific scenario multiple times. This should not be a surprise, the only surprise should be that it took this long.

[@rickyjewett6082]

I believe the republican party should have nominated someone who was truly Christian and truly pro-life. Mike Pence would have been the best candidate.

[@mastershake4641]

Mike Pence is a rino. He would have lost the election automatically anyways.

[@t700e]

@@mastershake4641 How is Pence a rino?

[@mastershake4641]

@@t700e You can just go look at how MSM defends him against charges of being a rino. MSM would never defend a real republican. He also wont endorse Trump. So hes a rino. Only a rino wouldnt endorse the republican nominee when they are up against a literal marxist.

[@tristanboss7319]

No lol.

[@WhatsTheTakeaway]

​@@t700e He isn't. MAGA thinks anyone skeptical of Trump is a RINO, and are too myopic to see Trump is a total RINO and never pretended not to be.

[@flavadave3943]

This is what drives me crazy about him. He makes history by attending the march for life, gets roe v wade overturned, and then he goes squishy and becomes a total RINO in the issue. Idk if he thinks this will get him elected, but it absolutely won’t.

[@katerinejonhson4416]

I notice at this point his saying anything to Win. But I’m not seeing a change in his hardb

[@mastershake4641]

My hope is hes "going squishy" to keep the independent votes. Then when he gets in hes like "Sike suckas, get off the fence".

[@kintsugi-c6u]

Tbh, an anti-abortion stance wouldn't get him elected. I'm not saying that's right. It's just reality.

[@180fJC]

Why do you mention RINO like politics is what matters more than Christ?

[@flavadave3943]

@@mastershake4641 I hope so. I would be a terrible politician. Cause I can’t stomach that kind of dishonesty.

[@Silver_Paladin789]

Numbers over morals, things never change.

[@Murph_gaming]

Wanna reduce abortions? Support policies that support women and families and be pro-life including after birth. Post Roe we've already seen horrific stories of women suffering and dying because they can't get the care that is needed.

[@User1924-se]

Then let’s give them the care, and not allow either parent to not take responsibility!

[@markwaki3950]

Thanks for bringing this to light. Approval of effectively 93% abortions can never be considered as pro life. He might as well sell 93% of the pills to those seeking abortion.

[@Pqtrick]

i love your videos man!

[@hyzenthlay713]

Arizona courts just abolished our previous abortion ban.

[@mfe1462]

Thanks to Keri lake

[@PettyCrow-n9c]

Yeah, because Trump kicked it back to the states. That's the point

[@mfe1462]

@PettyCrow-n9c I don't think anyone is arguing on whether or not that happened. The argument is that he went sift on abortion and leaving it to the states will cause more death.

[@Pete_L77]

This is how you know he is the snake in his poem he reads at his rallies.

[@DavidRodriguez-hg6kq]

I have spoken to a guy that claims he is a Christian but says, "Christians make a big deal on the abortion issue." He is not the only one that thinks like this.

[@vuhoang7109]

We can't choose God and the devil at the same time. Gotta be 💯 pro-life or not at all. Save all or all won't be saved. May the Lord, God, Jesus Christ, have Mercy on us all.😑🙏✝️

[@shopsshire9282]

I'm going to ask the heart of questions even though I am pro-life 2. Your movement does not make sure the women have good prenatal care you don't take care of the babies you leave the woman high and dry with a baby that she can't afford I'm sick of this rhetoric. Half of you worship Trump like he's God.

[@nathansebolt7219]

We have devalued life. We don't see the unborn as people, we have young kids shooting their clasmates in schools/people shooting up places, gang violence, bullying problems that students face, etc. We need to respect each other again.

[@joshuaokoro-sokoh2993]

Take it from someone who has spent at least 5 years learning in many ways that pregnancies can go wrong and even deadly, i take it from that logic that maybe letting a person choose between being in a state that has the potential to kill or hurt her is the far more ethical stand. If you want to talk heartbeats, how about the heartbeats of the women carrying those pregnancies. There's no such thing as pro-life, only anti abortion. If pro life is finally being laid to rest frankly, I don't see that as a sad thing. And i'm just gonna leave it right here, but you can drop the axe right there when he said that your God is pro life because he is not. He still had to sanction the death of one man for the whole world.

[@nanettie]

I would like to see the pro-life movement show the relationship between abortion and “terminal sedation.” In my observation, the young nurse who found it possible to end the life of her child found it easy to end the life of an elderly hospice patient with a shot of morphine. Ask the old people you know - how have their friends died? You might be surprised.

[@adanland]

Honestly babies shouldn't be aborted in any situation even if it's rape because you can't punish someone for another man's crime. But I also think the baby should be aborted when it's standing in the way of the mother's life. Anyway may Jesus Christ help you all 🙏✝️.

[@simplyangelalala2496]

Pro lifers please consider adoption, sponsoring foster home children, or even volunteering to a local orphanage or aiding single mothers in your own church community etc. As much as pro lifers value life, it will especially show in how much we contribute to the aspect of society that are susceptible to being the most vulnerable and hopeless. "Religion that is pure and undefiled before God the Father is this: to visit orphans and widows in their affliction, and to keep oneself unstained from the world." (James 1:27)

[@MegUSN52]

As someone who is an adult adoptee who spent a year in foster care, who was adopted into an abusive adoptive home, and who has faced infertility as an adult, they make it very hard to adopt in the United States, and it's costly. I would have had to go into debt to adopt. I used to get so angry at all of these celebrities who would go overseas to adopt a baby until I was also faced with either having to adopt, have injections/IVF, which my insurance wouldn't cover, or not have any children at all. In the end, my husband and I chose not to have children, and I eventually had to have a hysterectomy. Where are all these Pro-lifers and Pro-choicers fighting for all of women's reproductive health other than just about abortion? I had to fight every step of the way to have a medically necessary hysterectomy.

[@simplyangelalala2496]

@@MegUSN52 Thankyou for sharing... I still believe part of the solution is becoming involved with orphans. As mother Theresa did... Looking into it

[@theresemalmberg955]

I am prolife, have been for at least 50 years, and I have to reluctantly say that some of the criticisms leveled at our movement are valid. When a woman tells me she had an abortion she didn't really want because she felt she had no choice, then that is a failure on everyone's part. What are the reasons she feels she has no choice? Most of them are economic. It does no good to save unborn children then turn our backs on mother and child afterwards. Our critics are absolutely right on that point. And before you start talking crisis pregnancy centers, what I am talking about is systemic. What are the realities of being a poor or low-income single mother in your area? Do you know what the housing market is, what good, safe apartments are going for? What kind of assistance--real assistance--not feel-good, knit booties and blankets, drop off diapers type assistance, is available in your area? Are you familiar with income guidelines to receive assistance and the things that will disqualify you from receiving assistance? Are you familiar with transportation options in your area for someone who may not have a car--have you actually used any of these to go to doctors' appointments, shopping, etc.? Have you actually dealt with Social Services, the court system? There is a book out called "Poverty for Profit" which details the many, many ways poor people are being exploited by the very agencies that profess to help them. It does no good to save unborn children while keeping in place systems that exploit both mother and child afterwards. How do "prolife" politicians vote on other issues? And, are they saying things about women that can be interpreted as wanting to control women? As a woman who never married, never had children, I am distressed when I hear supposedly "prolife" conservative male leaders talk about women's highest role being that of mother. Especially when they do not talk about men's role as fathers, and God knows, there are plenty of men who need to be stepping up their game in that area. Watch your rhetoric, folks! Some of us know our history, some of us have long memories about when women were controlled by men. When women could not vote. When married women could not open bank accounts or own property in their own name. When women were discouraged or outright told they should not aspire to higher education because it would damage their ability to reproduce (Yes! Women were told that, in the name of "science"!). When doctors and clergymen opposed anesthesia during childbirth because of a certain passage in Genesis. I could go on and on. The other side thinks we want to turn back the clock on women's rights and freedoms in general, and I sadly have to say, there may be some truth in that from some of our leaders. That we are more interested in control than saving unborn children. Or making converts to our particular version of Christianity. One of the reasons why the Civil Rights movement was so successful is that it focused on the issue at hand. Yes, Dr. King and others spoke in the language of Christianity, but their focus was always crystal clear. We want the laws to be changed so that they are more fair. We want an end to discrimination and segregation. We want social, economic, and political equality for all. There was no additional "You need to be saved, come to Jesus" message tacked on. Sure, I'm sure that Dr. King and the other ministers involved in the Civil Rights Movement would have liked to see their churches add members, but again, that is not what they were out in the streets for. I've been at prolife events, I've participated in picketing, and some of the things I've heard and seen make me shake my head. I even challenged my local prolife group once: Is our goal to save unborn children, or is it to win souls for Jesus? I never once heard a Civil Rights leader say "you need to get right with God, you need to turn your life over to Jesus" in the context of a march or protest or rally. They kept their thoughts on that matter private. We don't, and that is a big, big, big, problem. It turns abortion into a religious issue rather than a civil rights issue for the unborn. There is so much more I could say on this issue, but I've gone on long enough. I'm not slamming crisis pregnancy centers. I think most of them at least try to do good, and their hearts are in the right place, but they are fighting an uphill battle that won't be solved by diapers and booties and blankets. I'm involved in housing activism with mobile home parks, not as an outsider, but as someone who has faced some of the very same problems others have faced and may even have to face again. We're trying to get legislation passed to protect residents from unjust rent increases and other forms of exploitation, and believe me, I've been there, done that, don't want to do that again. It's very, very, very, very, frustrating and discouraging because there is NO help available for residents who are being taken advantage of by unscrupulous owners. Sadly, I have not encountered any other prolifers who are involved in this fight; most of the people I've met tend to be liberal and leftist with a good dose of woke. There are NO conservatives out there that I know of who are involved. The politician who sponsored pending legislation in my state is a liberal Democrat. I need not tell you where most of the Republicans stand or how they will vote. What does this have to do with abortion? Well, mothers and their babies need a place to live, a safe, affordable place. It does no good to save a child from being aborted if they and their mother have no place to live, or the only place they can afford to live is unsafe, substandard, may not have clean water (think Flint, Michigan!), and there is nothing they can to change or improve their situation because the laws all favor the landlord (who is often absentee) and "there is nothing we can do" because this isn't a local issue, it's a state issue, and it's not against the law in any case. Well, here I am rambling on again . . . But when a woman tells me she reluctantly chose to have an abortion because she felt she had no other choice, I do know where she is coming from. We can do better, we MUST do better, or we WILL continue to lose!

[@Malachor8091]

In the seven states that had it on the ballot after Dobbs, women overwhelmingly voted to restore abortion rights. That included red states Kansas and Ohio.

[@Hellolleh]

Love your analysis 👏

[@SDsc0rch]

thank you for the yellow line : )

[@cyberxspeed]

Instead of looking for political solutions to this problem, why don't you Christians get boots on the ground and get to action? Gather outside of planned parenthood, start praying, talk to the women, let them know Jesus loves them and that unborn child deserves a chance.

[@justhavingfun9798]

Amen

[@ilovejesusandilovegod8803]

Man SHOCKED that politician doesn’t wanna take on unpopular policy, especially for the main demographic affected! 🤯💀😭

[@timmysleftnutsack5075]

Their in for such a rude awakening in November 😂

[@HappyHolyHealthyLife]

Thanks for talking about this!

[@ekatrinya]

Abolitionist all the way. Pro life keeps abortion going.

[@terryems88]

A shame republicans voted for Trump over Desantis. I still voted for Trump (I'm military so I got my ballot already), and I voted no for amendment 4.

[@stephybabs3233]

I disagree. Trump is the better choice for such a time as this.

[@mastershake4641]

Desantis screwed himself by going against Trump. All he had to do was wait 1 more election and EVERYONE would have had his back.

[@rockstarburne]

its a shame, that DeSantis failed on the national stage. you cant run in the trump lane when people can just vote for the original trump

[@terryems88]

Desantis was definitely superior when it came to policy and articulating his position.

[@PettyCrow-n9c]

Trump is the better choice. Desantis for one is pro-choice, and pro-lgbt.

[@Butterfly-truth]

Brother, you are rocking it once again! Thanks for this excellent and clarifying (and very shareable) nutshell package of a video. No one does it quite concisely and nicely on current topics like you! You are the man on Christian KZbin that I find most useful in many discussions who sees and says what I've been seeing and saying! You keep it clean, clear, and Christian. Hallelujah! Keep it up brother. We see what you are doing! Please don't ever change! ❤

[@Dbo704]

Adoption saved my life ❤️ God bless my friend

[@sojourner2013]

RU486 pills use is not being tracked. Thus, the abortion rate has likely gone through the roof.

[@wendelynyoung8609]

Excellent point. Also, just because it’s issued doesn’t mean it’s been used. We must stay in prayer

[@dahliaherrod4301]

They're definitely not being tracked. There are whole states who don't even report their ab*rtion stats to the federal govt.