JustPearlyThings - April 04, 2023


Modern Woman COULD NOT See The TRUTH In THIS


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22

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11


Summary

In this episode, we talk about abortion and the pro-life movement in Ireland. We talk about the pros and cons of abortion and what would you do if you were in a situation where you couldn't save a mother and her unborn child. We also discuss the dangers of late term abortions and how dangerous they are for the mother and the baby.


Transcript

00:00:00.000 What would you do if it was mother versus child?
00:00:02.940 Like, say if a mother was pregnant and it was in the right area,
00:00:07.240 but they said...
00:00:08.880 Yeah, I think the purpose should always be to save life
00:00:12.280 where you can save life, right?
00:00:13.580 So if you can't save the...
00:00:17.580 Would you mean a mother over the child?
00:00:20.280 So, like, if Cass is saying that, like,
00:00:22.300 if there was a situation where the doctor had assumingly said to someone
00:00:25.460 that wasn't even the mother, because at this point I'm assuming
00:00:27.380 she doesn't actually have the ability to communicate necessarily,
00:00:31.180 I can't save you and your child, what do I do?
00:00:36.320 What would...
00:00:36.980 I mean, these are hypothetical situations.
00:00:40.380 Do they not exist?
00:00:41.160 I know there's a group of doctors in Ireland that they say that actually abortion...
00:00:48.160 I mean, that ectopic pregnancy is something different
00:00:50.220 because we're talking about elective abortion, right,
00:00:52.880 where a woman goes to have an abortion.
00:00:55.240 So we're not talking about all abortions, just...
00:00:57.380 So in terms of the ones to save...
00:00:59.700 There's a group of doctors in Ireland and they say that abortion is never necessary
00:01:03.740 to save a mother's life.
00:01:06.260 So they would continue to birth a child even if the mother was to die?
00:01:10.480 I said that they say that there's never a situation where abortion is necessary.
00:01:14.180 So, for example, let's take...
00:01:15.880 Is it preeclampsia, which happens quite later on in pregnancy?
00:01:19.460 Well, I don't know what that means.
00:01:20.980 Okay, so if something happens later in pregnancy, a late-term abortion is actually very dangerous
00:01:27.920 for the woman because she now has to go in, they have to rip the baby's limbs apart,
00:01:35.620 they have to crush the skull, and then she has to give birth to that dead baby.
00:01:42.180 But they would do that to save her.
00:01:43.540 No, it's easier to induce the woman and let her give birth to the baby.
00:01:49.100 I'm talking late-term, six months on.
00:01:51.840 It's easier for her to give birth.
00:01:54.360 It would be more dangerous for the woman to go through a late-term abortion
00:01:57.320 than it would for her to go through with the birth.
00:01:59.600 So you would carry a dead baby for the last three months of your pregnancy,
00:02:03.000 or if I misunderstood what that means?
00:02:04.220 After six months, the baby can survive outside the womb in an incubator.
00:02:11.720 So then you give birth to the baby and then put the baby in an incubator.
00:02:14.360 So they would force the pregnancy to recover.
00:02:15.820 In juice.
00:02:16.320 Yeah, yeah, yeah.
00:02:18.460 So abortion won't save that woman's life because that's a two-day procedure.
00:02:22.640 So there's a lot of these lies that have been going around that are put out by the abortion industry.
00:02:28.980 Things like even the stats that they said,
00:02:31.440 we're going to go back to backstreet abortions,
00:02:33.020 they were conflated and it's been proven by abortionists.
00:02:36.200 The guy who came up with those stats, he's now changed and he's now pro-life.
00:02:40.700 And he's, yeah, and the guy, and you can Google it.
00:02:45.300 I've forgotten his name, apologies.
00:02:47.460 But they said that these stats were made up.
00:02:50.480 So I actually don't know.
00:02:52.040 What are the back alley stats?
00:02:53.440 Tell me about that.
00:02:54.500 I don't know the stats, the actual stats,
00:02:57.080 but that's one of the arguments you'll hear.
00:02:58.920 If we make abortion illegal, you're going to go back to,
00:03:01.100 they're going to go back to back alley abortions.
00:03:04.280 But the thing is, we've got these pills now and the pills are just being sent by posts anyway.
00:03:10.800 So in a way, the abortion industry has put it back to back alley abortions
00:03:15.000 by distributing these pills for people to do it.
00:03:17.100 I didn't even think about that.
00:03:18.440 In their homes.
00:03:19.820 But yeah, the stats that they gave that all these women are going to die
00:03:22.880 if they don't get abortions, they were all made up.
00:03:25.720 Oh, and the guy came forward saying that he made them up?
00:03:30.680 Yeah, I think it was N-A-R-A-L.
00:03:35.140 Sorry, I don't know the guy's name.
00:03:36.360 That's okay, N-A-R-A-L.
00:03:38.240 And he said he made up the stats.
00:03:40.460 Yeah, he was part of the group and they, it was propaganda.
00:03:43.960 So why do you think they do that?
00:03:45.820 Because when you're trying to, the agenda was to, you know, make my body my choice
00:03:52.540 and bring abortion in.
00:03:54.180 Because before abortion was legal, most people weren't for abortion.
00:03:58.780 Right.
00:03:59.180 It wouldn't be like it is today.
00:04:00.860 Because it wasn't scientifically possible.
00:04:03.640 They hadn't successfully done it.
00:04:06.240 So things happen like people would take herbs, you know, throughout history,
00:04:09.780 there's been ways that people...
00:04:11.600 So there's always been a desire.
00:04:13.220 So it was possible.
00:04:13.940 Yeah, I mean, there's been ways.
00:04:16.220 But in terms of most of society, weren't for abortion.
00:04:20.920 But when you change the law, it does.
00:04:23.440 How can we prove that they weren't for abortion or for against it?
00:04:25.620 Do we have, like, statistics and, like, votes on, like, pre-abortion?
00:04:28.260 Well, the pro-abortion, when they wanted to...
00:04:30.520 Sorry, what was your question?
00:04:31.740 I didn't hear you.
00:04:32.060 So, like, pre the date of abortion, like, being, like, a physical surgical procedure,
00:04:37.000 do we have, like, stats of, like, questionnaires?
00:04:39.940 And, you know, did we go and speak to these people to decide whether or not they actually were for or against it?
00:04:45.120 Like, where has that information come from?
00:04:47.000 I mean, just from the fact that they had to do this big push and propaganda to try and change it.
00:04:52.740 So if you just talk about this country, when they first brought abortion in, it was safe.
00:04:57.480 It was under the name of the phrase of safe, legal and rare.
00:05:01.480 So not my body, my choice.
00:05:02.720 It's coming later.
00:05:04.080 So it was like, OK, this is an awful thing, but we need it for just very rare situations.
00:05:09.900 And that's what abortion...
00:05:11.280 Because society wasn't in a place...
00:05:13.280 So it didn't originally start out of, like, you could just...
00:05:16.520 Because you wanted it.
00:05:17.520 No, it was...
00:05:18.740 It was legal in place for certain circumstances only.
00:05:22.240 And it still is.
00:05:23.220 That's what I was saying earlier.
00:05:24.240 It still is, but...
00:05:25.660 I don't understand what you mean.
00:05:27.040 So you're saying that it was only in place for certain circumstances,
00:05:31.680 and you're saying that it still only is legal in certain circumstances.
00:05:35.300 OK, what the law was is basically before the...
00:05:38.200 There was a 1967 Abortion Act in this nation.
00:05:41.360 Before that, there was something called the Offences Against the Person Act,
00:05:45.200 which is from the 1800s.
00:05:47.100 And this Offences Against the Person Act protects all of us from all sorts of crimes against us.
00:05:51.660 It protects us, protects me from killing you, protects you from, you know...
00:05:55.640 And one of the clauses in that is that it's illegal to procure an abortion.
00:06:02.240 So we have that.
00:06:03.040 But that law never changed.
00:06:04.880 So we still have a law in this nation that makes abortion illegal.
00:06:08.000 So what the 1967 Abortion Act did,
00:06:10.600 it didn't, like the states, give us a fundamental right to abortion,
00:06:13.640 but it brought in exceptions.
00:06:16.340 And you can Google, people can Google 1967 Abortion Act,
00:06:19.760 and you'll see that, like...
00:06:23.440 Yeah, we've got this law that says abortion is illegal,
00:06:25.860 but these are a list of exceptions when a woman can have an abortion.
00:06:30.060 So what is it on the list of exceptions that's so high that's enabling...
00:06:36.400 It's the mental health.
00:06:37.440 So some of them are like, to say the life of a woman...
00:06:39.440 So at what point is the mental health dismissed as a human right?
00:06:42.060 But they just say mental health, all sorts of things.
00:06:44.700 So there was an undercover sting that some people did by The Telegraph,
00:06:50.400 and they went into a doctor's surgery,
00:06:53.320 and this woman said, you know, I'm pregnant,
00:06:55.580 and I've got a girl, and I don't want a girl, I want a boy.
00:07:01.140 Can I have an abortion?
00:07:02.880 And by the law, he shouldn't have said that,
00:07:05.120 because that's sex selection abortion.
00:07:07.700 And by the letter of the law,
00:07:08.980 you can't just have an abortion for any reason.
00:07:10.640 It has to be to continue with this pregnancy
00:07:13.000 is going to, you know, impact the life,
00:07:15.560 impact the health, the mental health, the physical health.
00:07:17.860 But that child would have been birthed unloved.
00:07:20.180 Yeah, but that's not the law.
00:07:21.280 I'm just telling you what the law is.
00:07:22.440 But out of interest, that, like,
00:07:24.000 again, this is diving into the mental health point
00:07:27.060 in quite a big way right now, because...
00:07:28.360 Yeah, but she...
00:07:29.020 Do you have a question?
00:07:30.440 Do you think a kid is less valuable
00:07:32.220 because they don't have parents?
00:07:34.800 No.
00:07:35.880 Do I think a child is less valuable?
00:07:37.820 That's what it sounds like when you're saying if...
00:07:39.940 And I might have misheard you,
00:07:41.600 but if a kid is born and they don't have loving parents,
00:07:45.440 that they're somehow less valuable
00:07:47.040 and they shouldn't be alive.
00:07:48.360 No, definitely not.
00:07:49.680 I don't agree with that.
00:07:50.920 Like, no child is of any less...
00:07:52.880 No human is of any less value
00:07:55.700 regarding what anyone else thinks of them.
00:07:57.880 But until it's here,
00:08:00.080 at what point are we protecting the human right
00:08:02.380 of the person that is going through the change?
00:08:05.760 Well, that's the question I had for you.
00:08:07.820 I think that's where it started.
00:08:09.240 Okay, try me again.
00:08:09.820 Was that at what point?
00:08:10.500 Maybe I've misunderstood.
00:08:11.580 No, it's like, at what point is a life a life?
00:08:14.800 So, like, when does...
00:08:15.700 Fundamentally.
00:08:16.520 At what point do we protect the mother's life?
00:08:20.000 No, so...
00:08:20.800 I guess that's why...
00:08:21.700 I'm saying, like,
00:08:22.380 I think there's parts where we would all agree.
00:08:24.180 Like, everyone in this room would say
00:08:25.340 the day before,
00:08:26.060 like, a week before you give birth.
00:08:28.460 No, that's too far, right?
00:08:30.280 There's no one that disagrees.
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