[Chicory]

He might well have been unable to stop her, but paying for it makes him complicit. Justifying it by saying it enables her to go and live her best life is absurd: he should have said he offered to marry her, to help her in any way he could, to take the baby if she didn’t want to raise him or her, but she went off and had the abortion.

I am not saying he didn’t say those things in private to her, but just what he has said publicly does not show himself to be a good pro-life Catholic, and the fact that he had sex with her is also sinful.

Basically, he is showing himself to be not pro-life, not a good Catholic, and not much of a man, more like a worm, to be honest.

[Trailerpark Badass]

Yes, I saw that. But still, while we judge his character, the piece-of-crap leftist author has no moral ground to stand on. My post was directed at him/her.

The "hypocrisy" charge, coming from a Democrat, is obscene.