A recently deceased abortionist was found to have collected and stored over 2,200 dead

babies that he killed in the early 2000s.

Then a South Korean hospital mixes up patients and performs an abortion on a baby whose mother was just in for nutritional supplements.

We will examine the great irony of abortion.

I'm Seth Gruber and this is anaborted. Thanks for tuning in today. This is a bit of a sobering and somber episodes, so I

struggle to have the same level of excitement because I'm not too excited about this topic

today, but I believe it's important.

And we are going to examine the irony of abortion that these two pieces of news recently

really exemplify and really exemplifying the larger culture of death and in our deep confusion

on the issue of abortion

politically and culturally, the great inversion of reality that the issue of abortion represents.

Because in one sense, we want to condemn certain things that we all agree are atrocious,

but then in another sense, people of the American public continue to say,

but no abortion is a woman's right issue, right? It's feminism. It's women's health care. It's

reproductive justice. And in this, and in this strange inversion of reality, we call

vices virtues and virtues vices. And that's become very clear recently this week and a few

pieces of news. And as I mentioned, recently live action news reported on September 23rd that a

life, nearly lifelong abortionist, Ulrich Klopfer, passed away in early September, and his family found over

2,200 preserved fetuses in boxes that Klopfer had killed, and these were babies that he had killed

from the early 2000.

So we're going to look at this and examine the irony of abortion.

But first, let's take a break and I want to tell you about our shows for a sponsor, the first sponsor of unaborted.

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