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“ The holocaust killed six million jews. Abortion has killed fifty million + babies. Let’s call this what it is: genocide.

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(via michaeletto)

No.

Genocide is the deliberate killing of a group of people based on race or ethnicity.

People getting abortions aren’t terminating their pregnancies because of their own race. You didn’t even try to think about this, did you?

Abortion is exactly what it is. It is the termination of a pregnancy in which no persons recognized by the government as having rights are victims of it.

Genocide murders people because they are Jewish or of another ethnicity or have a disability. These people are victims of mass murders done with machine guns or death camps. They have rights, they have personhood, they have autonomy; none of which a fetus has.

There are no fetuses walking around being forced to trudge through snow with no shoes so they can be worked to death in a rock quarry. There are no fetuses being starved to death or having their gold fillings ripped out of their teeth and used to fund the very death camp they are in. There are no fetuses dying from typhus in Auschwitz who have had their diaries posthumously published.

Sit your ass down.

I am so sick of seeing white dudes with no semblance of what it is like to be pregnant spout this bullshit. It’s ironic that pro-lifers tend to be men because 84% of single parents are mothers. It’s easy to moan and bitch about how abortion is JUST LIKE the Holocaust (NO. IT ISN’T) when you’re part of the gender that doesn’t take responsibility for their fucking kids after they’re born. REAL EASY.

Love,

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(Source: trialandtriumph)

In the Womb is a documentary miniseries about life before birth presented by National Geographic Channel. Initially, as a special program about human maternity, the film highlights the growth of embryos inside the uterus of the mother. The program makes comprehensive usage of computer-generated visuals to reconstruct the actual development of the progression.

From the time of conception, all human embryo starts on an amazing 9 month fetal evolution. Today, cutting-edge modern technology enables National Geographic filmmakers to take a look inside the secret realm of the fetus and also study every trimester in incredible fine detail. With the integration of 4-dimensional sonograms and re-produced computer animation of the fetus growing, this NatGeo video takes you to a month by month detailed tour that made the film much more appealing to watch.

(Source: lopez-g-rodriguez)