Porn star gets backlash on Twitter after making callous abortion joke
Far too often, pro-abortion advocates downplay the seriousness of abortion. It would seemingly be something that most people can agree on, that abortion is a horrific thing that we should want to prevent at all costs, even if it were to remain legal. Abortion is not something to be cavalier about; it’s not funny. But for one British woman, apparently it is.
Valerie Fox is a “glamour model” and porn star who tweeted out a photo, joking that her porridge looked “like an abortion.”
It’s truly sad that someone can be so callous about the issue of abortion, although it’s depressingly not uncommon. Whether it’s comparing porridge to abortion, giving medical misinformation, or minimizing the procedure by comparing it to something like removing a cavity, abortion advocates frequently downplay the seriousness of the procedure or the reality of what abortion is.
Here’s the reality of abortion: it is an invasive, often violent, procedure that takes the life of an innocent human being. These are literal human beings, often capable of feeling pain, with their own separate, unique DNA from their mothers, whose lives are being cruelly snuffed out while still in the womb. Abortion also is cruel for women, too — there are an incredible number of both physical and psychological risks associated with abortion. Countless women are left butchered or emotionally destroyed by abortion, but the abortion industry doesn’t care about them.
In short, it’s not funny. Abortion is not something to joke about. It’s not funny to take an innocent person’s life; it’s not funny that women face a litany of potential health problems after having one. And it’s beyond disturbing to see someone joking so callously and cavalierly about it.
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