PRO-LIFER, 16, HAILED AS
PLANNED PARENTHOOD'S 'WORST NIGHTMARE', Video:
Epic response to Teen Vogue's 63 promotions of abortion so far in
2017, by Bob Unruh, 2/24/17, WND
Autumn, a 16-year-old girl who
recently released a video commentary on abortion, is eloquent, direct,
unafraid, involved, informed and smart.
She is, as
the activist organization Students for Life said, Planned Parenthood’s “worst nightmare.” Students for Life explains.
“Autumn is in high school. She’s
passionately pro-life. … This is what the next generation looks like on the
issue of abortion – and the abortion industry is going to have real problems
facing that down.”
The organization continued: “If we
were Planned Parenthood, we’d be terrified of Autumn and the pro-life
generation she represents: an educated, articulate and passionate one. A
generation that cares deeply about human rights, and the equality of all
people, which extends to the preborn. A generation that has successfully
incorporated the mission to help women facing unplanned pregnancies into
mainstream pro-life movement. … A generation that is truly fearless in the face
of Planned parenthood and their allies.”
Autumn’s commentary was a response
to the incessant promotion of abortion by Teen Vogue magazine.
Just
a day ago, Newsbusters documented that
Teen Vogue has promoted abortion more than 60 times to teens in 2017 alone.
A recent promotion was its article
“What to Get a Friend Post-Abortion.” Suggestions included a funny
movie and a pin that supports Planned Parenthood.
Autumn immediately created a video
to shred the ideas, the article and Teen Vogue. See
her at full throttle:
“Abortion IS a BIG DEAL,” she
declares to the article publishers. “A VERY BIG DEAL. “To say it is not is
simply feeding us a lie. … No one skips into that room as if they are getting
their hair highlighted or their nails painted. “And just for the record, the
thought of going into a room and having my baby surgically removed from my body
is both terrifying and scary.”
She called for Teen Vogue to be held
to account for “this disgusting and disrespectful article” and “trivialized an
issue that leaves millions of women struggling.” She took down the magazine’s
“gift” suggestions one by one.
First, the funny movie. VIDEO Healthy Kid, Hearty Adult.“Let’s look what this is saying: ‘We
understand you had a rough day, so here’s a funny movie to get your mind off of
it.'” That, she said, might be appropriate from someone who had wisdom teeth
removed. “How offensive to think a comedy would be a good antidote to the pain
your friend might be going through,” she said.
Then there’s buying underwear. “Do
I even need to explain why this is so deplorable?” she asked. “Yes, there
will be blood. That’s what happens when a pregnancy ends. It’s traumatizing.
Cool underwear won’t help.”
How about some with a “girl power”
symbol? “‘I just ended my baby’s life. Girl power,'” she said. “But how many
aborted babies have been girls? What about their rights? When do girls begin to
have rights? How powerful do you have to be to destroy the most helpless of
people? “Abortion is the opposite of girl power. It’s the most invasive and
degrading thing that could happen to a girl.” A pin that was promoted sends
proceeds to Planned Parenthood abortions, she noted.
Teen Vogue suggested such “children”
should become abortion business escorts for clients. “In no way are children
qualified to escort someone into a clinic to have an abortion. Are you really
encouraging teens to go be abortion escorts? Do you really think we, minors,
have the tools to deal with that kind of pressure?” Autumn said. Then there was
the “We won’t go back” slogan suggestion. But women, she said, often wish they
could go back. “‘We won’t go back’ turns into ‘we can’t go back,'” she said. If
a friend has an abortion, she said, “don’t buy them a gag gift … treat it for
what it is … a terrible loss.”
This, said Students for Life,
is a “generation that is truly fearless in the face of Planned Parenthood
and their allies.” “A generation where the majority
believes abortion should be illegal in all or most circumstances. A generation
that believes where abortion is promoted and celebrated, that’s where they need
to be, spreading their message of compassion and love, and telling women that
they do have another choice.”
The organization
observed: “Outgoing NARAL president Nancy Keenan said in 2012 that she saw
an ‘intensity gap’ among young pro-lifers versus young pro-choicers, whereas
those young pro-lifers were more passionate about their position than their
counterparts in the pro-choice movement. In 2010, Keenan told Newsweek that she
was shocked by the number of young people at the March for Life: ‘I just
thought, My gosh, they are so young. There are so many of them, and they are so
young.'”
The organization pointed out that
Planned Parenthood has been around for 100 years. It has 275 groups. Students
for Life has been around 10 years. It has 1,000 groups. “Look at Autumn. Listen to what she
says and how she says it. She is
firm but compassionate and confident. She knows without a doubt what she says
is the truth and she’s fearless in proclaiming that truth. And she is so young! “She is Planned Parenthood’s worst
nightmare.”
Newsbusters’
listing of promotions by Teen Vogue of
abortion includes at least six stories of women talking about their own
abortions, including NARAL President Ilyse Hogue. “In contrast, Teen Vogue hasn’t
published one single story this year
of someone writing a personal story on adoption,” the report said. “MRCC also
found four stories on abstinence (none in a positive light).”
Then there are the 63 times abortion
is promoted, including “Donald Trump’s Pick for Health Secretary Is Dangerous
for Women,” “Power & Light Press Tote Bag Raises $20,000 for Planned
Parenthood,” “Why Jeff Sessions, Donald Trump’s Pick for Attorney General, Is
So Dangerous For Women,” “Scary Statistics About Reproductive Freedom in the
United States,” “Abortion Restrictions Can Be Very Harmful, Research Shows,”
“Why I Think It’s Important to Talk About My Abortion As Much As Possible” and
“14 Photos From the Women’s March to Remind You NEVER to Forget What We’re
Fighting For.”
See
video at:
http://www.wnd.com/2017/02/pro-lifer-16-hailed-as-planned-parenthoods-worst-nightmare/
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