Pro-Life Person Causes a Leftist Meltdown
After What He Yells at Them in NYC
Posted By: Dreadnought, 5/9/2022 10:53:30 PM
Pro-abortion protesters were harassing pro-life people trying to protect Old St. Patrick’s Cathedral in New York City. We reported on some of this on Saturday, when someone who goes by the name “Crackhead Barney” play-acted having an abortion in front of the church and yelled, “I’m killing the babies” and “God killed his son, why can’t I?” As pro-life people prayed the Rosary, she conducted a vile display while the pro-abortion people screamed obscene things at the pro-life people. The radical leftists didn’t seem to see anything wrong with what they were doing, as they cursed out the people who were praying. But they lost it later,
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But they lost it later,
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