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In a recent article on Live Action<\/a>, I wrote about how a pro-abortion booklet aimed at college students and other activists told\u00a0them to prevent people from seeing images of preborn and aborted babies. The booklet said:<\/p>\n

Another set of questions involves the opposition. Has your audience seen anti-abortion propaganda? Are you debating a Right-to-Lifer? Is the opposition bringing slides or pictures? Try to insist that they not be allowed to \u2026 Find out if your opposition is bringing audio-visuals. Try to insist that you will only speak if they do not \u2026<\/p><\/blockquote>\n

Now I have stumbled across an example of some pro-choice college students \u00a0who took that advice to heart. What I\u2019m about to relate happened in 2006, but because it so perfectly illustrates the point of the other article, I\u2019m going to discuss it now.<\/p>\n

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Pro-life blogger Jill Stanek wrote about a project that members of Harvard Right to Life were doing on their campus. The pro-life group put up a series of posters with photographs of a preborn baby at different stages of development who had been given the name \u201cElena.\u201d The purpose was to show the humanity of children in the womb. Below, you can see two of the posters.<\/p>\n

\"Elena<\/p>\n

\"Elena<\/p>\n

The images are\u00a0not graphic, and the words are\u00a0not condemning, strident, or angry. However, it seems that many students on campus were pro-choice about whether or not to kill a baby, but not pro-choice about whether or not to put up a poster. The posters were ripped down almost as soon as they were put up, and then torn down again and again, repeatedly.<\/p>\n

There were a number of comments from pro-abortion students in student publications.<\/p>\n

In an article in The Harvard Crimson, one student wrote:\u00a0<\/a><\/p>\n

The \u201cElena posters\u201d are the newest tactic of Harvard Right to Life. They feature a little fetus saying, \u201cOh, HI! I was just celebrating all my organs and me being 56 days alive!\u201d I am not a fan\u2026. They seek to cause anger, not excitement. In doing so, they reveal their antagonistic purpose, implicitly admitting that their primary function is to irritate pro-choice supporters on campus\u2026.this is a hurtful and unproductive way of expressing opinions\u2026. it is simply a statement of anger to express your ideas in the way of the \u201cElena Posters\u2026It also happens to misrepresent the pro-choice members of this campus as bloodthirsty baby killers\u2026. They\u2019re offensive because they draw the false distinction, \u201cEither you\u2019re with the right-wing loonies, or you\u2019re with the murderers.\u201d<\/p><\/blockquote>\n

She also called the display \u201cpurposeless aggression.\u201d<\/p>\n

In another Harvard Crimson article, a different student says:<\/a><\/p>\n

I personally find the image disgusting and don\u2019t want to walk past it everyday,.. .It doesn\u2019t have to do with abortion as an issue or free speech; it\u2019s about being decent and not being disgusting.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n

After reading these two responses, I couldn\u2019t help but shake my head and wonder if we were looking at the same pictures. These are not graphic, in-your-face photos of babies torn apart by abortion. They are the same photos you might find in a biology or embryology textbook, or in a book for expectant mothers. I did not see anything in the posters that claims that pro-choicers were \u201cbaby killers\u201d or \u201cmurderers\u201d or that one had to be a \u201cright wing loonie\u201d in order to be a good person.<\/p>\n

And it\u2019s sad to see that a young woman would find a preborn baby \u201cdisgusting\u201d \u2013 and I can\u2019t help but wonder, is it the little arms and legs, the fingers, the head \u2013 which part of the baby disgusts her so? And if she is disgusted by a photograph of a preborn child in the womb, how must she feel when she sees a born baby in someone\u2019s arms? That must really disgust her. But that\u2019s beside the point. Simply because something \u201cdisgusts\u201d one or more members of the student body doesn\u2019t mean it\u2019s okay to censor the message by any means possible. Tearing down posters is an immature way to respond to a challenge to one\u2019s thinking.<\/p>\n

Here is another example of a complaining student,<\/a> which I think gives an indication of why the pictures were so hated:<\/p>\n

I think I have a right to not see that crap on my way to breakfast, lunch, and dinner\u2026.Ethically charged posters like that have no place in common spaces. Quite simply, if one is pro-choice, they make you uncomfortable and annoyed\u2026.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n

That\u2019s it. These pictures make pro-choicers \u201cuncomfortable.\u201d That\u2019s because they push the issue of \u201cchoice\u201d from the abstract to the concrete. The pro-choice person is forced to see the object of the choice they speak of \u2013 and it looks alarmingly like a human being. And it can be uncomfortable to confront the fact that you support killing human beings.<\/p>\n

The written message makes them uncomfortable too.\u00a0It reminds them of what they already know, what everyone knows \u2013 personal identity begins in the womb. I was the same person in my mother\u2019s womb as I am now, and the same is true for every person reading this, as well as every one of the proabortion students who tore down the posters.<\/p>\n

Incidentally, Jill Stanek\u2019s blog attracted at least one person who was\u00a0ok with students\u00a0tearing down the posters<\/a>.\u00a0 Apparently, they were frustrated because their wife is named Elena.<\/p>\n

I\u2019m married to someone who doesn\u2019t appreciate a fetus who has usurped her name and plastered all over the place where she lives and works and so what if people rip them down. HELLO no poster on a college campus should expect to stay around for more than a couple of days..who the heck names fetuses anyway..?!?!?<\/p><\/blockquote>\n

Perhaps when I write my byline, I should take out the name \u201cSarah.\u201d After all, some pro-choice person might have the same name and get offended.<\/p>\n

Even though this particular incident happened at 2006, it illustrates an ongoing attitude among many pro-choicers. Pictures of unborn babies must be censored, suppressed, discarded, or mocked. They must not, for any reason, be looked at or considered. They must not, for any reason, be thought about. If you think about the baby in the womb too long, you start to think that maybe it\u2019s wrong to kill him or her. And there goes the pro-choice position.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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