That must be why democrats push abortion hard in the poor inner city/rural areas.
Posted on 02/17/2021 5:32:51 AM PST by Kaslin
According to one actress, ending her unborn baby’s life only improved her own.
In a recent video gone largely unnoticed by the media, Jameela Jamil doubled down on her abortion position. The Good Place actress came out publicly in support of abortion back in 2019, when she called her past abortion the “best decision” she had “ever made.” In her latest comments made on February 5, she said the same thing. Abortion made her life a “million times better,” she said, while an unwanted baby can “f***ing ruin everything.”
In interviews and on social media, Jamil has become outspoken on abortion.
“My life *is* more important” than a “clump of cells,” she in 2019. Plus, abortion will “help the earth a lot.”
“The earth can physically currently hold us,” she admitted, “but can it take the imbalance of billions of extra humans that would start coming in quick and fast if we took away abortion?”
Earlier this month, Jamil continued to promote abortion on her YouTube channel. She answered the question, “How did you get to a place where you feel comfortable talking publicly about your abortion?” in a new video.
“I love talking about my abortion,” she began, “because I think it is one of the most important subjects in our generation.”
She’s right – but not for the reason she meant. Abortion is today’s greatest threat to human rights, intentionally ending tens of millions of innocent lives worldwide each year. But instead of condemning abortion, the actress praised it.
“The only side effect I’ve ever had from mine is relief and I think it is the single most important decision I’ve ever made,” she stressed. “And the best one I’ve ever made.”
While many in the media regularly prop up “positive” abortion stories like Jamil’s, women who regret their abortions exist – and want their stories told too.
For Jamil, abortion seemed to be a casual topic. She didn’t need a good reason for an abortion, she said. Wanting one was enough.
“I was not in a dramatic situation, my life wasn’t in danger, I wasn’t a victim of rape or incest in how I got pregnant, I was just not in the right relationship, not ready, not financially stable enough, not emotionally stable enough,” she continued.
Instead, she just “didn’t want a baby.”
“I would have hugely resented a baby at that time,” she said. “I was not in a stable place in my career. I had dreams and things that I’d wanted to and deserved to achieve because I’d worked so hard for them up until then.”
Jamil’s wording points to the lie that the abortion industry so often repeats: That a woman must choose between her children and her career – her baby and a successful life. Instead, a life-affirming society or culture should empower women to do both.
Women – and Jamil – deserve better. That’s why, in addition to personal endeavors by individuals, the pro-life movement so strongly supports pregnancy centers that provide pregnant women and new moms with free housing, medical supplies, clothing, and educational classes, among other things.
Jamil didn’t seem to see choosing life as an option.
“You don’t have to have a super dramatic reason to not want to go through the biggest life change you can ever go through,” she defended. “It’s a huge hurdle in your existence if it’s something that you don’t want.”
She overlooked options like adoption. While she admitted that a baby can “be glorious if it’s something that you do want,” she argued that “it can just f***ing ruin everything if it’s not something that you feel comfortable with and that you are ready for.”
But by choosing what she saw as an easy fix – abortion – Jamil misses the opportunity to advocate for better. She misses the chance to say that women should have the ability to choose life and still pursue success in other areas of her life.
According to Jamil, she had no regrets.
“I talk about it because I feel no shame whatsoever about having had my abortion,” she said. And, she added, her opinion was the only one that mattered.
“It doesn’t matter what anyone says to me,” she concluded. “I’m not sorry. It wasn’t wrong. Best thing I’ve ever done. And my life is a million times better for that decision.”
Jamil isn’t the only one in Hollywood who has praised abortion or who has said that she relied on it for her career. In 2017, actress Martha Plimpton joked that her first abortion was “my best one.” The year before that, actress Lena Dunham issued an apology after saying that “I wish I had” an abortion. More recently, in 2020, actress Michelle Williams declared, “I’ve tried my very best to live a life of my own making,” adding that she would not have been able to do this without “a woman’s right to choose.”
But what is women’s empowerment, if it relies on ending the lives of their own children?
Selfish woman.
If you “know” a baby would ruin your life, and you just have to have sex when the impulse takes you, why aren’t you using the world’s most effective contraception, and a condom to take the risk down to effectively zero?
Some women revel in their abortions. Take that, puritans and patriarchy! I’m a free woman; I f... when I want; I kill the helpless child that is a human being to you.
And yet they always lie to themselves, “it was just a clump of cells.” It could not have a beating heart and a face, delicate fingers and waving limbs. The puritans are the liars.
If ONE abortion improved her life this much, how much better would give or ten butcherings of her flesh and blood be. Nirvana indeed. Kill those black babies! You go, Girl!!
If aborting her baby made actress Jameela Jamil’s life “a million times better”, She likely wants to murder 10 or 20 more of her children to have her life 10 to 20 time better. /sarc
I suspect there is a growing number of people in this country who are secretly thrilled that Jameela did her part to ensure that there is one less swarthy person polluting our gene pool.
She is a clump of cells and needs to become plant food.
They are all repulsive.
Fun without Accountability, typical.
I, I, I, Me, Me, Me
Its all about her, oh the profound emptiness of her existence
You do understand that the liberal fascists now in power have defined the white race as contraindicated in the future genome of America.
And now they think they can take our guns.
We need to be aware of the need to battle in this demographic warfare.
That’s funny, because the adrenachrome users say the same darned thing
“Abortion made her life a “million times better,” she said, while an unwanted baby can “f***ing ruin everything”
What an evil thing she is.
If you look at her wikipedia page, the authors regard her as a completely unreliable source, writing “she stated” for every incident of her life. She reports a lifelong series of illnesses, assaults and accidents, many contradicted by her own accounts and by lack of physical marks.
She is both a dishonest attention seeker and a suffering, disturbed person.
Too bad the parents of this bish weren’t a million times better.
Ever notice that among mammals, of which Humans are such, that the female Human is the only mammal that actually tries to destroy her offspring either in the womb or later.
After birth, most animal female mammals will defend their offspring. The male will often try to destroy the offspring to make the female sexually active again. (Bears, Tom cats, gorillas)
As was said in THE RUNAWAY TRAIN..
Girl: “You are animals!”
Escaped Prisoner: “WORSE! HUMAN!”
Picture this Jameela- You are the fetus clump of cells in your Mothers uterus. She’s trying to decide whether to abort or birth you. What would you tell her? Yeh, right. Hypocrite ghouls of abortion for thee but not for me.
Is this person really famous?? Never have seen her before.
Why I wasted 8 minutes on that stupid video is beyond me-—then the replies, dumb and ignorant.
Jamima Jammin’s Baby: Abortion Did Not Made My Life ‘A Million Times Better’
In fact, it murdered me.
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