Pro-life...Really?

If the last time you cared about an individual was when they were a fetus, you are pro-birth, not pro-life.

If you don’t care if and how that mother and child will survive after the birth, you are pro-birth, not pro-life.

If you consider transgenders and homosexuals to be sub-human and want them to be treated as such, you are pro-birth, not pro-life.  Yeah, I've seen your posts where you shared your hatred for these individuals and then your next post was about the love of God.

If you're a bigot or racist, you are pro-birth, not pro-life. Period.  Bigotry and racism will NEVER allow you to have compassion and empathy for all humanity.

If you have a problem with struggling and deserving families receiving governmental assistance to eat, have shelter, and medical care, you are pro-birth, not pro-life.

If you automatically think, "Don't work, don't eat," when you see someone struggling financially, you are pro-birth, not pro-life.

Do I have to even mention that whole, "Guns don't kill, people do," thing?

Pro-birthers only care about individuals from conception to birth. After that, not so much.  Their care is reserved for only those they deem deserve it. This includes, but is not limited to those of acceptable race, skin tone, nationality, dress, sexual orientation, religious affiliation, educational level, employment, and bank account.

If you say you're pro-life, be pro-life for life does NOT end at birth.

This post serves as a mirror, not an accusation.
 

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