Abortion for Dummies

Over 47,000,000 lives have been ended since the Supreme Court rewrote the law of the land and legalized abortion in all fifty states.

Undoubtedly, women have appointments to end their pregnancies tomorrow, and the day after that, and on and on.

Listening to the pro-abortion crowd, you'd think that wasn't the case. They really seem to be disconnected from reality. Personally, I think that's where much of the abortion debate gets stuck.

Killing a baby developing in the womb is defined as empowering rather than an atrocity.

The fact is abortion proponents fail to be intellectually honest. Ignorance is bliss.

In light of a recent move by the South Dakota legislature to restrict abortion in the state, Chicken Little pro-abortion advocates are in a dither. They feel threatened.

The big question: "How will we kill our babies?"

Molly, at Molly Saves the Day, offers some self-help suggestions.
Yes, feminist Molly is full of helpful hints to get rid of that annoying pregnancy.

She states that she does not endorse these methods. Nonetheless, she says she will be compiling a manual on how to get the job done.

Molly writes:
I will be incorporating all helpful suggestions for editing and adding to the abortion manual once I have written about all three procedures and allowed a bit of time to pass (less than a week, though -- this needs doing pronto) in order to make sure all suggestions can be incorporated.

Thank you to everyone for asking for clarification. As I have continued writing, it has become clear to me that when this is printed, to include illustrations and everything, it will likely be in a pamphlet of at least 20-30 pages. This means that finding people to print it and distribute is paramount: whether or not you live in SD, distribution of this pamphlet will give men and women a hint of what a post-Roe United States would look like. As you can see from the controversy the post has already generated (the worst trolls are being moderated into oblivion, including one who advised that pregnant women kill themselves), this is an incredibly consciousness-raising idea, one that needs to spread as quickly as possible, particularly in areas that already have unenforcable anti-abortion laws that would be enforced again if Roe was to fall.

I will have directions for vacuum aspiration abortion posted tomorrow. Instructions -- and many, many words of caution -- for inducing later term miscarriages will also be published.

Thank you for your support and ideas. They will all be incorporated and addressed in the final PDF versions of the instructions.

I wonder if Molly knows that Mississippi is following South Dakota's lead. She doesn't seem to be aware that her "Abortion for Dummies" might be needed there.Anyway, she claims that her pamphlet will give people an idea of what a "post-Roe United States would look like."

To the contrary, I think her pamphlet may give people a hint as to what the Roe v. Wade United States looks like.

Whether it's a "do-it-yourself" abortion or one performed at a legal, accredited clinic, the procedure has the same results.

The baby's heartbeat is silenced. The life is ended. From an abortion advocate's standpoint, that's a good thing.

Although Molly sticks in her little disclaimer, saying "don't try this at home," she's putting her how-to pamphlet on the fast track.

Molly, like so many in the pro-abortion movement, are inconsistent.

"We respect life, so we must make sure that unwanted babies aren't allowed to live." *

"Don't give yourself an abortion, but here's how to do it."

"We value life, but not the lives of the inconvenient."

So many contradictions...


*Unfortunately, not all babies are wanted by their biological mothers, but ALL babies are wanted by someone.

Personally, I think a pamphlet that accurately details, with illustrations, what happens when a life is aborted would be great.

However, to be complete, it must include a section on the stages of fetal development, so the woman is fully informed about exactly what she is doing.

The truth will set you free, right?