National Right To Life Urges Lawmakers Not To Punish Women For Abortion

There is big pharma.

There is big tech.

There is big government.

There's also big baby or big pro-life technology.

If you're a new listener to this podcast or show, this might be new to you.

But to the rest of you, this is no shock.

And the reason that it deserves continued discussion is because it's where the battlefield is raging the hottest now.

OK, there is a movement.

There is a cabal almost.

There's a collection of.

of pro-life organizations and leaders and speakers in this country who have publicly advertised celebrated their commitment to preventing abortion from being abolished and of course what does it mean to abolish abortion well it means that it becomes illegal okay so what does it mean for abortion to be illegal um that there's actually consequences for people who would murder pre-born babies something is not really criminal or illegal if the law protects your ability to do the thing that is allegedly illegal on paper then it's not really illegal.

Like, okay, sure, on paper.

But in the real world, it's not really against the law unless the law functions as the law and punishes people who break the law.

It's pretty simple and basic.

And we're not just talking about, you know, getting drugs or, you know, Grand Theft Auto or breaking and entering or trespassing.

We're talking about murdering little babies whose entire existence was supposed to be defended by pro-life leaders working toward protecting them.

And now there is a collection of organizations and individuals who kind of flaunt, like brag about their commitment to to stop those babies from being protected.

And they've disagreed with how I framed that multiple times, but it's all smoke and mirrors.

Like we just have to define terms.

You're not protected.

You don't have a political right to life.

If the political infrastructures, okay, the judicial branch, for example, doesn't protect you.

So your right to life, which I believe every human being has as an inalienable right to life, as a God-given right, that right to life only exists in the metaphysical ether until it's protected legislatively, judicially.

It's like it would be like saying, like, we need to ban slavery.

But all of the plantation owners who own human beings right now will suffer no consequences if they continue to treat those human beings like cattle.

There is big pharma.

There is big tech.

There is big government.

There's also big baby or big pro-life technology.

If you're a new listener to this podcast or show, this might be new to you.

But to the rest of you, this is no shock.

And the reason that it deserves continued discussion is because it's where the battlefield is raging the hottest now.

OK, there is a movement.

There is a cabal almost.

There's a collection of.

of pro-life organizations and leaders and speakers in this country who have publicly advertised celebrated their commitment to preventing abortion from being abolished and of course what does it mean to abolish abortion well it means that it becomes illegal okay so what does it mean for abortion to be illegal um that there's actually consequences for people who would murder pre-born babies something is not really criminal or illegal if the law protects your ability to do the thing that is allegedly illegal on paper then it's not really illegal.

Like, okay, sure, on paper.

But in the real world, it's not really against the law unless the law functions as the law and punishes people who break the law.

It's pretty simple and basic.

And we're not just talking about, you know, getting drugs or, you know, Grand Theft Auto or breaking and entering or trespassing.

We're talking about murdering little babies whose entire existence was supposed to be defended by pro-life leaders working toward protecting them.

And now there is a collection of organizations and individuals who kind of flaunt, like brag about their commitment to to stop those babies from being protected.

And they've disagreed with how I framed that multiple times, but it's all smoke and mirrors.

Like we just have to define terms.

You're not protected.

You don't have a political right to life.

If the political infrastructures, okay, the judicial branch, for example, doesn't protect you.

So your right to life, which I believe every human being has as an inalienable right to life, as a God-given right, that right to life only exists in the metaphysical ether until it's protected legislatively, judicially.

It's like it would be like saying, like, we need to ban slavery.

But all of the plantation owners who own human beings right now will suffer no consequences if they continue to treat those human beings like cattle.