'I could have killed you': Mother coos
satanic lullaby to infant daughter
Posted By: Beardo, 5/27/2022 10:08:52 AM
With the possibility that baby murder will be available only in certain states instead of federally sanctioned, the demonic occupation within the pro-abortion crowd is more evident than ever. In a video posted to TikTok, a young mother holds her newborn daughter after a feeding. (snip) In an effort to justify child sacrifice by wrapping it in the phrase "a woman's choice," she coos, "I could have killed you, but I chose to let you live." The woman then turns to the camera, iterating to the viewer that abortion is entirely a woman's choice, and mocks those who, understandably, found the video highly disturbing.
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Pray for Pelosi
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Black trainee priest denied over belief
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With the possibility that baby murder will be available only in certain states instead of federally sanctioned, the demonic occupation within the pro-abortion crowd is more evident than ever.
In a video posted to TikTok, a young mother holds her newborn daughter after a feeding. (snip)
In an effort to justify child sacrifice by wrapping it in the phrase "a woman's choice," she coos, "I could have killed you, but I chose to let you live." The woman then turns to the camera, iterating to the viewer that abortion is entirely a woman's choice, and mocks those who, understandably, found the video highly disturbing.
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Not one inch.
The GOP better not give up one single inch on gun freedom.
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So, they’re feeling pretty confident.
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