wewillnotbeputtoshame:

For the record: those people had no right to harass you, bully you, and call you names in the way they did. It is NOT our jobs to judge. Yes, abortion is bad. NO, that doesn’t make you a horrible person, or mean you should go die somewhere. 

To the anons: You are giving the pro-life community a bad name. There is NO excuse, whatsoever, to message her like this. To call her a whore, or anything of the sort. Pro-lifers are to support and help the women who have had abortions, not call names, bully, or shame. If you are truly pro-life, ACT LIKE IT. Pro-life is about MORE than wanting abortion to end and to want all unborn life to be protected. Pro-life is about supporting those who are going through difficult/unplanned pregnancies, and YES, supporting and helping those who have had abortions. Pro-life is NOT about judging those who have had abortions, calling them names, shaming them, telling them to go die, or whatever other brainless bullying you come up with. 

And to all you pro-choicers out there who say, “BUHUUHUHUHU! Pro-lifers don’t help women! They’re just pro-fetus!”? I think Planned “Parenthood” was founded on the idea of wiping out not just the women of, but the ENTIRETY of all minorities. You can start there. 

We cannot be pro-life, pro-baby, or “pro-fetus” without supporting what is supporting new life. Get it right. 

Besides, we call ourselves pro-life. And that’s more than you could do. 

“To the anons: You are giving the pro-life community a bad name.”
People sending anonymous messages aren’t the only ones giving the pro-life community a bad name. Registered tumblr users makin’ posts on their non anonymous blogs comparing abortion to the holocaust/slavery, shaming people for having sex, and telling people they deserve to die or burn forever are giving the pro-life community a bad name with no help from the anons at all.

Calling pro-lifers names and making posts with negative and/or belittling connotations (“get it right,” “that’s more than you could do”) is doing a good job giving the pro-life community a bad name too. c:

“I think Planned “Parenthood” was founded on the idea of wiping out not just the women of, but the ENTIRETY of all minorities”
And I think Christianity was founded on the idea of a word of god that must always be followed, even if god’s word included raping people, burning people at the stake, torturing gays, stoning non-believers, sacrificing animals, and loads of other immoral practices. Also: Crusades, etc.
Christianity isn’t about those things anymore, is it?
The point I’m actually getting at here is that how something started or what it’s been like in the past does not dictate what it is now, especially if the organization’s current actions are not reflecting those past views. Planned parenthood realized how crappy the morals of its founder were, and now organization no longer reflects those racist practices just like Christianity no longer practices stoning gay people to death.

I know planned parenthood can hardly be compared to a religion, but I’m using the comparison for the sake of the OP’s argument since they clearly are forgetting their own organization’s beginnings when talking about Planned Parenthood’s, let alone using them as sincere arguments.

“Besides, we call ourselves pro-life. And that’s more than you could do.”
I can call myself pro-choice, pro-human, pro-person, pro-woman, pro-family, pro-health, pro-children, pro-planned parenthood (both the practice and the organization), pro-equality, pro-peace, pro-research, pro-tolerance, anti-bigotry, anti-racism, anti-sexism, and open-minded. I’m way more than just “pro-life” (and I mean actual pro-life, as in being an advocate for all life rather than favoring some life over other lifes).
Come, let’s talk about “more than you could do.”

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