Beware, this post contains NSFW links.
LifeSiteNews.com has a most interesting article concerning abortion. They begin with a few “facts.”
A few facts…
1. The Left heralds abortion as a constitutional right.
2. Facebook allows only people age 13 and over to create personal pages. In other words, every female on Facebook has the legal right to abort.
3. Facebook allows a pro-abortion activist to post instructions on how to commit illegal self-abortions. (Facebook briefly censored the instructions but reposted them and apologized.)
So, logically and objectively speaking, why in the world would Facebook censor information about abortion? Isn’t FB for full disclosure and informed consent?
Hmmm. A few questions arise.
First, I was unaware that the “left” (whatever/whoever that is) is heralding abortion as a constitutional right. I haven’t heard that particular argument to support the procedure. I may be wrong, though.
The second point doesn’t make sense. What does having a Facebook page have to do with any “legal right to abort?” I’m missing the logic.
Third, posting written instructions on how to use a medication to abort isn’t quite the same as what Jackson did. BTW, any link you follow from this point on is, in all probability, NSFW.) Check it out:
The latest victim of Facebook’s censorship is Victoria Jackson.
Victoria posted over the weekend:
“FB just banned me for 24 hours because of my Pro-Life article. I think it was the photo of an aborted baby. So, they can do it, but they can’t look at it?”
Victoria was referring to this Facebook post, and the photo, right (which FB removed):
“OBAMA FOUGHT HARD FOR LEGISLATION FOR PARTIAL BIRTH ABORTION. LOOK AT A PHOTO OF WHAT THAT IS.”
Victoria also wrote an accompanying FB post and article outing Obama as a fraud regarding concern for the safety of children, which I covered.
She also posted a graphic pic of a severed fetus head.
Now… comparing written instructions on how to take a medication to induce a miscarriage with a severed fetus head is hardly comparable. The pic is truly shocking, the instructions are rather bland.
While Jackson seems to feel Facebook s persecuting her, I understand their decision. It’s a fascinating story.
Don’t click the link unless you have a strong stomach. You’ve been warned.
