I wish that I could hug whoever made this.
PRO CHOICE
HEY EVERYBODY WE SHOULD GET OUR FACTS STRAIGHT!
That first picture is an UNFERTILIZED chicken egg! How is that different than a fetus that can be aborted? IT WAS NEVER ALIVE. Not all chicken eggs have the potential to become chicks. There’s no use in aborting an unfertilized human egg because your body does that naturally anyway. Periods, ya know?
That human egg there about to be fertilized? HUGELY DIFFERENT!
Now let’s talk about biology and the law! Currently in the US, a fetus can be aborted as late as the 23rd week. And did you know that babies have been born AND SURVIVED as early as 18 weeks after conception?
Look at this precious little human being, Amillia Taylor. She was only 9.5 inches long when she was born. What a fighter!
Furthermore, the human heart starts beating just four weeks after conception. Given that death is clincally defined when the heart stops beating, shouldn’t life also be defined by when the heart starts?
What this means is that the fetus is a living human being before you can even detect its existance.
All life is precious. I mean, look at this baby (now a few months older than a year) and her beautiful mom.
(Source: dicksantorum-2012-blog)