An Overview of Abortion in 2 Minutes
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A two-minute video overview of abortion: what it is, who it affects, how it is performed, why it happens, and why it is unjust. A small portion of this video presentation graphically depicts what abortion actually does to the most helpless members of the human community. Viewer discretion is advised.
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WARNING: A small portion of this video presentation graphically depicts what abortion actually does to the most helpless members of the human community. Viewer discretion is advised.
Abort73 Presents:
An Overview of Abortion in 2 Minutes
Who? What? Where? When? Why? How?
WHAT?
Abortion is the termination of a pregnancy [through] the death of the embryo or fetus (Webster's Medical Dictionary).
This is what a human embryo looks like, 8 weeks after fertilization.
And this is ultrasound footage of a human fetus just 11 weeks after fertilization.
WHO?
Worldwide, roughtly 115,000 unborn human beings are killed every day by abortion (The Guttmacher Institute).
The daily death toll matches 9/11, x 30.
And matches Katrina, x 62.
Every day.
Most abortions are performed surgically by vacuuming the embryo or fetus out of the uterus.
This is a medical illustration of a suction abortion in progress.
WHY?
75% of aborting women in America choose abortion because they don't want a baby to "interfere" with their lives (The Guttmacher Institute).
Less than 1% of U.S. abortions are performed because of rape or incest (New York Times).
WHY IS ABORTION UNJUST?
Because it kills an innocent human being.
This is what it looks like when an 8-week embryo is killed by abortion.
And this is what abortion does to an 11-week fetus.
Now is the time to decide for yourself. Is abortion a good and necessary practice? Or is it just a convenient mechanism for eliminating the weak and defenseless who get in our way?
History awaits your verdict.
Educate Yourself. Educate Your World.
