Kristen Walker has posted a revealing portrait of her life before she became anti-abortion at LifeSiteNews. Here's a glimpse:
Driving past the abortion clinic, watching my boss flip the bird to a
group of praying strangers, I only have the foggiest notion of what
“pro-choice” means...it has an ephemeral quality to
it, a sense of non-meaning, as though it’s not so much a phrase as a
magic blanket that can stretch to cover anything we wish. But I like the
sound of it. It sounds inclusive, warm, reasonable.
Pro-choice.
I think the words in my head and decide I like them. I like the club I
belong to now. I will worry about the details later. Or maybe I won’t.
Sitting there in my boss’s Beamer, I feel a sense of pride and
belonging. I am a smart, liberated, enlightened young woman. I am a
feminist and a believer in human rights. I am one of the sane ones, the
caring ones, the indispensable right-thinking ones.
I am pro-choice.
Of course, we know that this means she was pro-abortion, but she reveals how some young women simply don't know what abortion really entails. Abby Johnson never understood until she saw a young child with arms and eyes get cut into pieces on a sonogram.
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