Seth GruberGuestSathiya SamHost
well yeah what are the most dangerous deadly bloody and tolerated evils of western civilization today are are they not the pornography industry the sexual revolution abortion human trafficking the sex trafficking of children the buying and selling of babies through third-party reproductive technologies which requires in vitro fertilization Because now anyone, including the gays, can just buy a kid.

Now, if my wife and I want to, if we want to adopt, Cynthia, we have to pass a background check, right? We have to have psychological studies and people come to have to visit our home to see if we're safe and fit parents to adopt.

But if you're two gay guys and you want a kid, no background checks, you don't have to do any of that.

You just have to pay a woman enough money to get her egg and then pay another woman enough money to be to, you know, gestate your baby for nine months.

And then you're functionally paying both of those women to stay out of their child's life.

And you go home and you take that baby home to a home with no mothers whatsoever.

And most of the sexual abuse cases that we're hearing now are happening often through big fertility, through third party reproductive technologies, the buying and selling of babies.

Of course, the sex trafficking industry throughout the West, throughout the world requires abortion.

Because when you're trafficking girls and you're selling their bodies to degenerate, sensate, reprobate men, sometimes they get pregnant.

Traffickers and pimps are using the abortion pill, and you don't even have to confirm that it's a woman getting it.

You can just pose as a woman, order the abortion pill, and slip it in your sex slave's drinks in case they get pregnant and kill their baby without them even knowing about it.

If we can objectify the baby in the womb, right, that's been the whole argument, isn't it, of being pro-choice? They say it's not a person.

well yeah what are the most dangerous deadly bloody and tolerated evils of western civilization today are are they not the pornography industry the sexual revolution abortion human trafficking the sex trafficking of children the buying and selling of babies through third-party reproductive technologies which requires in vitro fertilization Because now anyone, including the gays, can just buy a kid.

Now, if my wife and I want to, if we want to adopt, Cynthia, we have to pass a background check, right? We have to have psychological studies and people come to have to visit our home to see if we're safe and fit parents to adopt.

But if you're two gay guys and you want a kid, no background checks, you don't have to do any of that.

You just have to pay a woman enough money to get her egg and then pay another woman enough money to be to, you know, gestate your baby for nine months.

And then you're functionally paying both of those women to stay out of their child's life.

And you go home and you take that baby home to a home with no mothers whatsoever.

And most of the sexual abuse cases that we're hearing now are happening often through big fertility, through third party reproductive technologies, the buying and selling of babies.

Of course, the sex trafficking industry throughout the West, throughout the world requires abortion.

Because when you're trafficking girls and you're selling their bodies to degenerate, sensate, reprobate men, sometimes they get pregnant.

Traffickers and pimps are using the abortion pill, and you don't even have to confirm that it's a woman getting it.

You can just pose as a woman, order the abortion pill, and slip it in your sex slave's drinks in case they get pregnant and kill their baby without them even knowing about it.

If we can objectify the baby in the womb, right, that's been the whole argument, isn't it, of being pro-choice? They say it's not a person.
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