
As a Regional Coordinator at Students for Life of America (SFLA), I encounter a wide range of pro-abortion arguments every day. Some students claim abortion should be legal because they don’t believe a fetus is human. Others argue that the government shouldn’t interfere in personal health decisions. And some, quite bluntly, admit they don’t mind killing babies.
There’s a pro-life response to every pro-abortion argument—but what happens when a student doesn’t have one? Unfortunately, it often results in violence or property destruction. That’s exactly what happened during our All Human Life Has Value Fall Tour at the University of Maryland–Baltimore.
I was speaking with a male student about what pro-life legislation looks like across a person’s lifespan. Several of his friends stood nearby but refused to engage. Suddenly, one of them walked over to our table, picked up a topic card, and began biting off chunks and chewing it. One of my colleagues managed to capture the moment on camera.
Sadly, these kinds of antics aren’t unheard of at Students for Life. A Field Operations Coordinator brought an outdoor display to campus to showcase the thousands of lives Planned Parenthood takes every year — yet abortion supporters took the liberty to ruin her display and chew up her models of humans in the womb. Another time, Northeast Regional Coordinator Penelope Rose tabled on campus with SFLA students when pro-abortion students mobbed them. Three human fetal models were stolen, and, when an abortion supporter claimed to have swallowed them, as verified by an SFLA student.
When pro-abortion logic breaks down, people often reach a crossroads: accept the pro-life position, walk away, or lash out.
But hey—if you are what you eat, maybe this guy will become pro-life?
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