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Pray for these pro-abortion supporters!
Several TFP Student Action volunteers facilitated a peaceful abortion protest at George Washington University in Washington, D.C. on Sept. 30, 2019.
The pro-lifers peacefully held a banner saying, “Pray to End the Sin of Abortion.” They also distributed flyers explaining ’10 Reasons Why Abortion is Evil & Not a Pro-Choice.’
However, what began as a peaceful protest resulted in a massive pro-abortion mob.
According to this TFP Student Action press release, “Abortion advocates used social media to sound the alarm and organize a counter-protest.”Pro-abortion supporters then blasted vulgar music and danced indecently, shouting profanities. The groups shouted, “Pro-life is a lie, you don’t care if women die!”
Other students also expressed how they feel about abortion.
One student screamed, “I eat baby lungs for breakfast.”
Another student said, “Hail Satan!”
One female student also explained that she’s “in favor of slaughtering 1,000 babies if that helps already born babies have a better life.”
Here’s the video of the protests below:
“Never give up fighting for life.”
Upon leaving the protest, the mob screamed in celebration that the pro-lifers were leaving. One TFP Student Action volunteer then proudly addressed the camera.He said, “Thank you so much for watching. Never give up fighting for life.”
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