Report: 23 Pro-Life Organizations Vandalized,
Firebombed by Pro-Abortion Activists in
Recent Weeks
Posted By: Ribicon, 6/14/2022 1:31:25 PM
At least 23 pro-life organizations have reportedly been vandalized in recent weeks. The pro-life organizations have been either firebombed or vandalized by radical leftists, according to Catholic Vote: 1. Hollywood, FL—South Broward Pregnancy Center and Archdiocese of Miami Respect Life Ministry 2. Asheville, NC—Mountain Area Pregnancy Services 3. Manassas, VA—First Care Women’s Health(Snip)Many of the attacks have been brutal and vulgar in nature. “If abortions aren’t safe then you aren’t either,” vandals wrote on a Wisconsin Family Action facility. In Oregon, Gresham Pregnancy Resource Center was reportedly firebombed on Saturday. Images show a burned-out shell inside the center’s facility, according to Life News.
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