Do people become more pro-life as they get older?
Or do they just see their potential need for abortions diminish?
Once you hold a little baby in your hand, and then go back to that issue. You realize how wrong you were.
“Do people become more pro-life as they get older?”
It wasn’t that many decades ago that little girls played with dolls. I mean baby dolls, not sloe-eyed brat dolls with slutty attitudes, but dolls that encouraged care and nurturing and brought out protective instincts in their little girl owners. If the family couldn’t afford a store bought doll, the doll was made of rags from cast off clothing, but it was much loved, nonetheless. Those little girls dreamed of becoming wives and mothers and, if they went to college, they often majored in Home Economics.
I was on UT campus the other day and walked by the Home Ecomonics building. The name is still there, etched in the stone, but that building is now used for fashion and other related degrees. No one cares about majoring in an antiquated degree relating to motherhood anymore.
As humans, we are born with a survival instinct and a protective instinct toward our young.
The feminist cult is viciously suppressing that in kids.