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I'm Barry Weiss and this is honestly.

Me being a mother of eight children, I am pro-life.

That being said, that's a personal choice. It's a decision that you carry with you the rest of your life.

You know I wanted so bad to be a mom but I wasn't ready for it. I definitely wasn't ready to be pregnant.

I kind of went through it like growing up or whatever. I was in the streets a lot. I'm just kind of sort of got out the streets like a few years ago and I just wanted to be better than me.

Our Creator endowed us with the right to life and yet millions of children lose their right to life every year because of abortion.

Before you go and say you are certain,

you have to not engage with the worst arguments,

which is what you're probably engaging with.

Young lady, you don't have to be a murderer this morning, young lady.

You insert four suppository and it expels the massive cells or whatever.

You have to sit there and figure out what the best argument is.

And I thought one of the many reasons that the abortion argument is pitched in screams.

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