Conservative reporter gets a 2 piece and biscuit while conducting condescending interview

[Doomsday]

It's always ironic seeing black men who support abortions.

 

[TEKBEATZ]

Damn 2 piece in the grill

 

[bnew]

If it’s not alive then how come it kicks ?

even a corpse can move.

Human bodies can move on their own after death, study finds

Dead bodies move on their own after death — likely due to processes of decomposition, researchers suspect, pointing to implications for forensic science.

www.medicalnewstoday.com

What Is Anencephaly?

Learn more about anencephaly, a fatal birth defect where a fetus’ brain and skull don’t completely develop.

my.clevelandclinic.org

Anencephaly is a fatal birth defect. It occurs when the fetal brain and skull don’t develop in your uterus as expected. Babies born with the condition die within a few hours or days. Most pregnancies end in miscarriage. You can lower your risk by taking the recommended dose of folic acid before and during pregnancy.

Abnormal motor behaviour in anencephalic fetuses - PubMed

In eight anencephalic fetuses ultrasound observations of movement patterns were made and correlated with the morphological findings at postmortem. In all fetuses the movements were qualitatively abnormal: they were forceful, jerky in character and of large amplitude. In some of the most...

pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov

Abnormal motor behaviour in anencephalic fetuses​

G H Visser, R N Laurini, J I de Vries, D J Bekedam, H F Prechtl

• PMID: 3905349
  
  [* DOI: 10.1016/0378-3782(85)90180-x

Abstract​

In eight anencephalic fetuses ultrasound observations of movement patterns were made and correlated with the morphological findings at postmortem. In all fetuses the movements were qualitatively abnormal: they were forceful, jerky in character and of large amplitude. In some of the most defective cases classification of the movements was hardly possible as they showed little similarity to those observed in normal fetuses. In these cases movements tended to occur in burst-pause patterns in contrast to being scattered over the record. Excessive activity occurred also only in the more defective cases. In fetuses with no evident cervical cord present isolated arm movements were observed. Fetal lung hypoplasia occurred as early as 16 weeks and in a fetus which showed both hiccups and breathing movements. It is concluded that with a severely defective fetal central nervous system, already in the first half of pregnancy movement patterns are abnormal. This abnormality mainly concerns the quality of the different movements. Secondly, movements can occur despite severe reduction in the amount and alteration in the organisation of the fetal central nervous system.

 

[Big Blue]

Answer the question BOY

Fetuses don't kick until 6 months in. No blue state allows abortions at that point unless the mother's health is at risk

 

[valet]

A human being isn't being killed. A fetus isn't a person, it has no consciousness, no autonomy, and no rights that override the woman carrying it. Calling it a "human being" is just emotional manipulation to mask the fact that you're arguing to force people to give birth against their will.

Invoking slavery and suffering to justify that is fukked up. Our ancestors fought to *escape* being treated like bodies without agency, and you're out here defending policies that do exactly that.

The fact that you think "a hard life is better than no life" while supporting policies that make life harder proves that you don't care about life, just control. If you did, you'd be fighting to make life better, not forcing people into it just to suffer. That is a cruel defense of suffering as a moral outcome.

It is a human. The fetus is the offspring of a human. Just in the developing stage. Personhood are attributes but what is it is human. Not emotional manipulation.

To put my preacher's hat on for a minute. Our ancestors fought not to be dehumanized. To not be treated as bodies to be disposed. To not be as 3/5 of a human being. But to be recognized as equal. And that is why the abortion argument is so important because these human beings are being treat as less then. Instead of fully human.

I care about all human beings. Including those in the womb. And assisting mothers who are in need (my church has a Carenet group who support mother's who have unexpected pregnancies). Give them diapers, clothing, food. Whatever support they are in need of. I've supported high school girls in my former school and making sure they are supported.

 

[valet]

Sometimes you gotta pop out and show niccaz

ok

 

[valet]

Nah you running because you're too dumb to understand what I said. fukking dummy.

You got it bro

 

[Dwayne_Taylor]

The music and slow mo replay

 

[null]

He ain’t drop him but I know his shyt was ringing

 

[null]

The music and slow mo replay

 

[Pull Up the Roots]

It is a human. The fetus is the offspring of a human. Just in the developing stage. Personhood are attributes but what is it is human. Not emotional manipulation.

To put my preacher's hat on for a minute. Our ancestors fought not to be dehumanized. To not be treated as bodies to be disposed. To not be as 3/5 of a human being. But to be recognized as equal. And that is why the abortion argument is so important because these human beings are being treat as less then. Instead of fully human.

I care about all human beings. Including those in the womb. And assisting mothers who are in need (my church has a Carenet group who support mother's who have unexpected pregnancies). Give them diapers, clothing, food. Whatever support they are in need of. I've supported high school girls in my former school and making sure they are supported.

Strip away the religious framing and emotional appeals, and science doesn't back you up.

It is really foul how you're hijacking the language of Black liberation to argue for forced birth. A fetus *isn't* a person, and comparing it to enslaved Black people stripped of humanity is absolutely absurd. Our ancestors fought to live *freely*, not to be vessels for someone else's definition of "life."

It's good that you're doing that for the people who choose this, but choice is the key word. Supporting someone *after* they've decided to continue a pregnancy isn't the same as forcing that decision on everyone else.

We're never going to see eye to eye on this, so I'm going to bow out.

 

[pawdalaw]

That walk off was sexy as fukk. She can get the business.

 

[HARLEM AL]

And went to Jimbos afterwards

@HARLEM AL

 

[valet]

Strip away the religious framing and emotional appeals, and science doesn't back you up.

It is really foul how you're hijacking the language of Black liberation to argue for forced birth. A fetus *isn't* a person, and comparing it to enslaved Black people stripped of humanity is absolutely absurd. Our ancestors fought to live *freely*, not to be vessels for someone else's definition of "life."

It's good that you're doing that for the people who choose this, but choice is the key word. Supporting someone *after* they've decided to continue a pregnancy isn't the same as forcing that decision on everyone else.

We're never going to see eye to eye on this, so I'm going to bow out.

Ok that's cool

 

[Low End Derrick]

Lives in Bronx, New York

Interviewer should've known better, antagonizing a bytch from the Bronx. She got off light tbh.