So, as it turns out, it is actually very difficult to adequately defend the proposition that an entire class of human beings can be set aside for slaughter.

As such, pro-choice advocates commit a bevy of intellectual fallacies.

Pro-choice arguments tend to be rife with inconsistencies. However, many pro-life individuals today are not trained to recognize and call out these problems.

So today we're going to examine five bad ways to argue for abortion and give you the pro-life response to each of these missteps in pro-choice logic or illogic.

I'm Seth Gruber and this is Unaborted.

So welcome to Unaborted today. Thanks for tuning in and coming here to get equipped to learn about how to engage on the front lines of the pro-life movement and equip yourself to be a voice for the unborn.

Today the way we're going to do that is we're going to look at five bad ways to argue for abortion. And these five ways that we're going to examine are going to

basically exhaustively cover all of the category mistakes. Each of the, each of the ways that

the pro-choice movement makes mistakes in their reasoning when they argue for abortion. This is going to

cover literally every argument you're ever going to hear for abortion.

So you can identify the different category mistakes and fallacies that those who support

abortion make when they argue for abortion. Now, does anyone here remember Roseanne Barr,

alleged comedian and actress? And in an HBO special years ago, she said this.

You know who else I can't stand is them people that are anti-abortion?

I hate them.

They're ugly, old, geeky, hideous men.

They just don't want nobody to have an abortion because they want you to keep spitting out kids so they can molest them.

Ooh.

Very funny.

Very funny.

Alleged comedian Roseanne Barr.

Now, suppose Roseanne Barr is right.

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