Controversy continues to swirl around Alabama's new abortion restrictions. Iran continues to provoke the West and two new Democratic candidates enter the race. I'm Ben Shapiro. This is The Ben Shapiro Show.

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the day continues to be this Alabama law. And there are other states that are now pushing for

new restrictions on abortion, which on a moral level is fantastic because, obviously, in the view of pro-lifers

everywhere, abortion is the grave moral sin that threatens the soul of our nation. It has been so

ever since Roe v. Wade. The notion that a woman has a right to kill a human life within her,

with the help of her doctor, is not written anywhere in the Constitution. It is nowhere in the

Declaration of Independence.

Folks who are making the argument that abortion is a woman's right are doing so based on the absolute nonsensical case of Roe v. Wade. We explained yesterday all the details of Roe versus Wade,

the emanations from the penumbras, the idea that everyone gets to define what human life is of their

own accord, which of course is sure nonsense.

If that logic taken to its ultimate conclusion allows you to dehumanize anybody that you wish

to victimize for your own particular purposes.

And unfortunately, that really is what abortion is on a broad scale.

On a broad scale, the attempt to prevent the understanding that human life exists in the womb

for the sake of convenience

has become part of a rote thought process by which feminists claim that abortion is nothing more

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