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Now that Roe seems to be in the rear-view mirror, it's time for "pro-lifers" to put their awesome political commitment and energy into supporting the lives they were protecting when they were inside a uterus. Things like fully-funded pre-maternal care and paid parental leave. If you were deeply invested in that human being before he was breathing air, well, l don't see how that commitment ends in the maternity ward. | Now that Roe seems to be in the rear-view mirror, it's time for "pro-lifers" to put their awesome political commitment and energy into supporting the lives they were protecting when they were inside a uterus. Things like fully-funded pre-maternal care and paid parental leave. If you were deeply invested in that human being before he was breathing air, well, l don't see how that commitment ends in the maternity ward. | ||
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Hey, you're pro-life? Great! Life is really awesome.
But if you're really "pro-life," ask yourself a question: "Does my obligation to do whatever is best for that fetus end when it comes flying out from between a woman's legs?"
Now that Roe seems to be in the rear-view mirror, it's time for "pro-lifers" to put their awesome political commitment and energy into supporting the lives they were protecting when they were inside a uterus. Things like fully-funded pre-maternal care and paid parental leave. If you were deeply invested in that human being before he was breathing air, well, l don't see how that commitment ends in the maternity ward.