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Nov. 25, 2019 - Liberty Hangout - Kaitlin Bennett
07:28
College Fem Gets Wacky
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Planned Parenthood saves the lives of a lot of pregnant women.
I went to Catholic school for like 12 years, so I'm ready to fight, but um I think that um planned parenthood is a lot of good for like just pregnant women and women in general.
Does Planned Parenthood do good for babies' lives who are terminated in their facilities?
Well the baby's lives aren't terminated because they're not alive.
Um they're still within the mother's capacity who has a right over her own body.
It does matter because you're ending a life.
Um it's not a life.
When does it become a life?
Um when it is born.
What do you think about communism?
Do you like communism?
Uh yes.
Hello.
He's mad.
Oh.
Um, it's just that like uh Israel's like uh committing war crimes against Palestinians.
Meanwhile, like Ruckers is investing um millions of dollars in corporations that are contributing to this.
To the war crimes?
Yes.
Rutgers is contributing to war crimes.
Essentially, yes.
By investing in companies like Lockheed Martin that are war profiteers, um, they're encouraging the behavior.
Oh my gosh.
It's kind of like Democrats and federal funding getting involved in Planned Parenthood, they're funding genocide.
Um, I wouldn't say that because Planned Parenthood saves the lives of a lot of pregnant women.
Like, even if we don't look at abortion at all, um just think about like all if you were to defund planned parents.
Why would we completely not look at the number one profitable thing that planned parenthood does, which is terminating lives?
Why can't why are we gonna skip over that?
No, let's talk about it.
Um, okay, well, I went to Catholic school for like 12 years, so I'm ready to fight, but um I think that um planned parenthood does a lot of good for like just pregnant women and women in general.
Like if you were unable to afford um if you're Planned Parenthood does good for pregnant women.
What about the babies that they terminate?
Do they do good for them?
Uh well they would do good for um women who also aren't pregnant.
Just answer my question.
Does Planned Parenthood do good for babies' lives who are terminated in their facilities?
Well the babies' lives aren't terminated because they're not alive.
Um they're still within the mother's capacity who has a right over her own body.
So they're not alive.
Um I think that there's like a different defin alive is not a good word to use because a plant is alive, but do you feel bad when you accidentally step on it?
Personally I do, yeah.
I love nature of all kinds, yeah.
I love me.
But are you comparing a human to a plant?
Um kind of more like a leech.
A leech.
Uh yeah.
Can you explain that one?
How is it a leech?
Give me the definition of a leech and then kind of convince me that that's what a baby is.
Um the baby is like just like sucking off the mother's nutrients, similar to a leech latches onto your skin and can't leave, especially in instances of rape or um like assault where the woman does not want to be pregnant, it's unfair and triggering to her to have to carry that child to term.
What if the child was gonna kill?
Do you support abortion um if say No.
But what if the mother would have die it's the mother or the baby?
When does that happen?
Um often?
No.
No, it doesn't.
No, it doesn't.
It why doesn't that ever happen?
So when would that happen?
I'm not here with all the facts.
I'm just like There's not an instance where a termination has to happen because the mother's life is in danger where the baby can't be saved.
So an ectopic pregnancy is not one of those cases.
I'm sure you're referring to later terms of uh termination of pregnancies because the mother's life is in danger and that's not the case.
Do you know how a late-term abortion is carried out?
Um I support late-term abortion.
Do you know how it's carried out?
Um I don't it doesn't matter.
It does matter because you're ending a life.
Um it's not a life.
When does it become a life?
Um when it is born.
So what is the magical?
Is there magic in the air and the oxygen?
Is oxygen magic for that baby to come out for the baby to come out the day after it was in the womb, so it's born.
That what's in the air?
Is it magic fairy dust that makes it a person?
Oh, I've changed my mind.
It's actually when um the child can survive without the mother, like without the mother's like helps.
Like once the umbilical cord is cut and once a child is like breathing on its own and can like uh find nutrients not.
Do you think the mother has a choice when the umbilical cord is not cut then?
Um, oh well, like that's like sketchy because you're already like gonna cut it.
Like it's already breathing once it comes out.
So once it starts like breathing out.
So why does breathing make you a person?
But the day before when you're in the womb, you're not.
Do you remember being in the womb?
I don't remember breathing and getting my umbilical cord cut.
You're probably I don't know.
I think you're like on some crazy shit.
I'm not the one advocating for genocide.
Um I don't think abortion is a genocide, and I think that's incredibly belittling to actual genocides.
How do you feel like um how so one million babies are terminated every year in this country?
How is that not a genocide?
Well, they're not babies, they're fetuses.
Um that's an important thing to remember.
But how do you think um a holiday survivor would feel about you comparing the two?
That seems very inappropriate.
Is that the only genocide?
What do you think about communism?
Do you like communism?
Uh yes.
Okay.
Well then there we go.
You want to talk about how do you think communists feel when you sit there and talk about how great that ideology ideology is when 120 million people were killed under it?
Um, I think that wasn't actually communism.
Of course it wasn't.
And terminating babies isn't actually terminating babies.
Um you are wacky.
You are really just disgusting, and I think it's really sad what you support, and you're sitting here laughing about it.
That's sad.
This is my Twitter bio.
Are you kidding me?
I really hope can I really hope this is in the video.
But I'm I love this.
What's your name, a major?
Um, my name is Sophie.
My I'm engineering.
Um, that's as far as I'll go in that.
Alright, well, I'm sure that they have a quota there for uh women engineers and feminists.
Hopefully you're as good as the guys.
Usually you're not, but definitely not, yeah.
No, there's no way.
No, I I don't think so.
Statistically, genetically, usually women aren't really good in that field.
No, no, not a shot, no way.
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