Pro-Abortion Terror Group Claims Responsibility for Multiple Attacks Against Pro-Life Charities
On June 24, the U.S. Supreme Court reversed Roe v. Wade and paved the way for states to enact their own abortion laws.
Since then the pro-abortion terror group Jane’s Revenge has claimed responsibility for multiple attacks against pro-life charities across the country.
The attacks include vandalism at a pregnancy resource center in California; arson at a center in Colorado; a molotov cocktail attack against a Washington pregnancy resource center; and others.
Members of Congress and the U.S. Senate have condemned Jane’s Revenge and called for investigations into the terror group.
In one manifesto dated June 26, the pro-abortion terror group threatened to escalate the violence, writing,
This attack is nothing in comparison to what is in store for you. Some spray paint will be the least of your worries. For decades you have bombed abortion clinics and murdered doctors. We fight not just for abortion rights, but for trans liberation, ecological harmony, decolonization, the destruction of white supremacy and capitalism, and the uprooting of the entire global civilization.
We will hunt you down and make your lives a living hell. You started this war but we will win it. So far its just been pregnancy crisis centers, but tomorrow it might be your cars, your homes, or even your lives. We support a diversity of tactics and we will not step down in this fight.
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Lightyear Critics Will “Die Off Like Dinosaurs,” Says Captain America
Disney’s newest Pixar film, Lightyear, isn’t doing great at the box office. While critics puzzle over why, an obvious reason is parents are tiring of the constant indoctrination in sexual matters. They feel betrayed by the once trusted Toy Story franchise.
All that may come as a surprise to Chris Evans, the new voice of Buzz, who recently said concerned parents are “idiots” who will soon “die off like the dinosaurs.” Not only, as Hans Fiene noted, is it strange for 41-year-old man with no children to predict the extinction of the fertile, it’s strange to leave children asking whether girls can marry girls, and how the couple had the baby who just magically appears in the film.
It’s one thing to promote the idea that dads and moms are interchangeable despite, you know, science, but it’s another to accuse anyone tired of being force-fed this whole thing of bigotry. As one reviewer put it, “Perhaps calling critics of a movie ‘idiots who are going to die off like the dinosaurs’ wasn’t the best strategy to get families to watch the latest entry in the Toy Story franchise.”
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