It's just a fetus.

That has been yelled at me so many times in college campuses.

Hey, I'm Kristen Hawkins, president of students for life,

and I'm your host for explicitly pro-life with Kristen Hawkins.

So today I want to talk about this phrase that gets yelled at me all the time. It's just a fetus and it's usually at an end of a

debate. It's out of exasperation. It's just a fetus. It's nothing. It means nothing. Is that really true? In the pro-life movement,

we're pretty clear about why we believe that human beings shouldn't be ripped apart limb by

limb. Why we believe human beings shouldn't be induced with poison to cause cardiac arrest.

Because we believe that human beings, human beings like

you and I deserve dignity and respect, that every human being deserves dignity and respect.

And in matter what argument you hear on campuses or, you know, in your church or in your workplace

for abortion. And usually the debate doesn't start out with, you know, in your church or in your workplace for abortion.

And usually the debate doesn't start out with, you know, fetal development or it's just a fetus being yelled at you.

Usually the debate of abortion will start off with rape, questions of life of the mother, questions of, well, making it illegal won't make it, you know, abolished.

So, you know, women will die from back-alley abortions, therefore we have to keep abortionally old.

Those are the usual comments and arguments of how abortion, you know, when you're debating abortion will start.

But often, and every single time I've ever had a discussion about abortion, in-depth discussion

about abortion, it always comes down to one point.

Because you can address what happens during sexual assault.

You can address the questions of life of the mother.

You can address the, you know,

faulty information that Americans have been forced fed

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