Ep 844 | Is the Pro-Life Movement Fake? | Guest: Bradley Pierce
Today we're joined by Bradley Pierce, president of the Foundation to Abolish Abortion and VP of Heritage Defense, to discuss the abortion abolitionist movement and what it broadly believes. First we explain what some of the differences might be between abolitionists and pro-lifers, one of which is that abolitionists largely believe in criminal charges for a woman who gets an abortion. We discuss what justice for abortions might look like and how to balance impartiality and compassion for those misled by the media and the abortion industry. While it may seem like abortion abolitionists and pro-lifers are on the same side, much abolition legislation has been struck down by the pro-life camp – why is this, and what other criticisms of the pro-life movement exist from the other side? Abolitionists also don't believe in abortion restrictions, such as heartbeat bills, unless they are full bans (and in some cases have other qualifications). We discuss this rejection of incrementalism and ask what the proposals are that replace this method of fighting abortion. Will abolition legislation put women at risk who have had miscarriages and ectopic pregnancies, and why do abolitionists attack pro-lifers online? We cover these questions and more.
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Timecodes:
(01:11) What is abortion abolitionism?
(11:10) Partiality & compassion to those misled
(17:17) Do pro-lifers give into the pro-choice view?
(21:35) Who is opposing abolitionist laws?
(26:00) What about ectopic pregnancies and miscarriages?
(28:42) Death penalty & struggle between feelings and logic
(36:18) "Abolitionists are misogynists"
(39:30) Incrementalism
(52:55) Abolitionists attacking pro-lifers
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Relevant Episodes:
Ep 191 | Planned Parenthood Uncovered with Abby Johnson https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/ep-191-planned-parenthood-uncovered-with-abby-johnson/id1359249098?i=1000458001992
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