Never Doubt @AmandaMarcotte’s Commitment to Baby-Killing

For some reason, the world’s most fanatical feminist decided to follow her own logic to the absolute nadir of absurdity:

Catching cold is the “consequence” of being around
other people. I assume you refuse antibiotics, correct?

Taking antibiotics terminates more life than an abortion.
One organism < the billions you kill with antibiotics.

So, babies are bacteria and abortion is like antibiotics. This nonsense conclusion is where the syllogism leads, which tells you there must be at least one flawed premise to the pro-choice argument.

BTW, bacteria don’t cause colds and antibiotics don’t cure colds.

Amanda Marcotte hates babies and wants to kill them.

 


57 comments

  1. @AmandaMarcotte is anti-human. She would swear allegiance to Skynet. Assuming that she could control her sustained orgasm long enough to do so.

  2. A few years ago, Patterico posed a question to the pro-abortion people: if the technology were developed in which an unborn child could be removed from a woman unwilling to bear him and placed in some sort of artificial womb so that he could live, and the woman who chose to undergo the procedure would bear absolutely no responsibility for the child, would the pro-abortion people support making that the only legal way to terminate a pregnancy early. As I recall, the notion did not go over well with them.

  3. Marcotte is a bit slow on the science, too, as Stacy notes, since antibiotics aren’t a treatment for rhinoviruses or others.

    But it’s an understandable mistake because antibiotics are the first line of treatment for the sort of diseases Mandy usually goes to the clinic for.

  4. Amanda’s gonna pull her vagina stretching and twisting like that. She’s always been despicable…why should she stop now?

  5. Who knew bacterial infections perpetuate the human race?

    Is Amanda saying she’s a case of full-blown bacterial infection?

  6. Well, there goes the left’s illegal alien ‘anchor baby’ argument. Colds can’t be citizens. Deport.

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