People have criticized extreme pro lifers for killing abortion doctors, citing the irony of killing someone in the name of pro life. However, from their perspective the person they’re killing is a murderer, and killing them is saving more lives down the line. I’m curious to know your thoughts on the matter.

Elon Musk and Vivek Ramaswamy wrote a story in the Wall Street Journal last week detailing the different expenditures, the federal, government spends money on that their looking at cutting out. One of them was Planned Parenthood, which receives about about 40% of its annual revenue from the federal government. So my question is, do you think they should cut the federal funding from Planned Parenthood?

The only reason I call BS on this is because I found out I was pregnant 10DPO for a pregnancy I was TTC. That was 25 days from the first day of my last period and 3ish days before my missed period. “The 4 weeks of pregnancy was absolute hell for me.”

Yeah, that’s really not how that works. It’s not lining up.

And of course everyone in the comments is like “you did what was best for you” or “good! You shouldn’t regret it.”

Pregnancy hormones have me so worked up today.

I am once again reminding you that a bill to legalise assisted suicide is up for a vote in parliament on Friday, and while some reports suggest it looks likely to pass, other analysis indicates many MPs may be undecided on how to vote. So contacting your MP is really critical, your voice is crucial in pushing them to vote no.

If you haven’t already done so, it isn’t too late to email your MP and tell them to vote against it! If you have already done so, tell anyone else you know (pro-life or otherwise) who will be opposed to it to contact their MP too.

It’s so easy, you don’t even need to know who your MP is, just go here put in your postcode and it will automatically generate an email to your MP. All you need to do is add your name, address, and email address.

And more important than how easy it is, is how effective it can be.

I was somewhat in despair over this bill, I thought it was certain to pass given what the parliamentary majority currently is but I emailed my MP and was very surprised to receive the response that he is undecided and will be considering input from constituents when choosing how to vote.

A friend who lives elsewhere in the country emailed her MP and was astonished to learn that she planned to vote against it, her MP represents a very safe Labour seat. This has given me some hope that the government may not have the comfortable majority on this issue that they clearly believe they will.

So please, please if you value human life then tell your MP to vote against assisted suicide. Your voice can help to sway undecided politicians to vote in favour of life.

(And if you aren’t a Brit but know any British pro-lifers, please pass this message on to them, it’s very urgent!)

Get ready for family dinners turned political!!

Human life shouldn’t be up for debate 🤗

Left-wing feminist tweet complaining about it

I oppose this proposed amendment. I support banning IVF and abortion in cases of rape, but life threat exceptions are important and perfectly consistent with protecting innocent lives; if the mother dies before fetal viability, her child dies too.

This proposed amendment will weaken the pro-life movement in Brazil and hurt the right in the 2026 elections.

Shouldn’t medical professionals who have to take HUMAN BIOLOGY through their education career be automatically anti abortion… like I have grace for people who might have dropped out of school and don’t have education on how human body and the reproductive system works and have been brainwashed by culture

But shouldn’t medical professionals be the pioneers for education to the masses????

This is a free publication from 40 Days for Life. If you haven’t heard of it, 40 Days is a biannual prayer campaign where we peacefully pray outside abortion facilities to end abortion and give hope to families.

I would think that there's probably a large correlation between people who are pro life and those who are anti assisted suicide. However I am curious to hear from anyone who is both pro life and pro assisted suicide. What is your reasoning for both topics?

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So, I (34F) am going through a baby crazy faze atm. I am not mentally ready to be a parent, and I am nowhere near economically stable to have one either. But I want to experience pregnancy so bad! I'm so curious as to how it feels, but I'm not ready to have a baby. I don't know if I should have kids.

Is it okay to be pro-life, even though I'm probably not gonna have kids on my own? If I'd get accidentally pregnant I'd 100% keep it. Obviously!

Reasons for not having a child of my own is my unrealistic expectations. It's not a mini-me that I can dress up and have fun with, it's a person with a mind and will of its own. I need to realize this.

I'm Autistic, and I'm scared that if I do have a kid, it will not end up like me. What if I can't understand the child at all? I also live with chronic pain and will most likely end up in a wheelchair in a few years.

I feel so conflicted about this. I am pro-life, I raised my nephew for the first 6 years of his life, but I don't think I could be a mom myself. If surrogacy was legal in my country I'd do it! But unfortunately it's illegal, and my husband doesn't want me to be one. I don't think he understands how badly I want to know what a pregnancy feels like...

Could you describe it to me? What exactly does it feel like when it moves and kicks?

Sorry if this question does not belong here, but I don't know where else to ask. Thank you, and God bless. 🙏🏻❤️

Why/why not?

Some pro-choicers thinks a fetus is just a clumps of cells, not a human life or not a person yet.

Others think it's a living human being, but uses the Violinist and organ donation arguments.