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Abortion: An Act of Urban Monoculture Worship
Join Malcolm and Simone Collins as they dive deep into the complex and controversial topic of abortion, challenging both progressive and conservative viewpoints. This thought-provoking discussion covers:
* The problematic "worship" of abortion in progressive circles
* A critical examination of Catholic teachings on conception and life
* The scientific timeline of fetal development and its ethical implications
* The impact of IVF on Catholic fertility rates and religious survival
* A biblical perspective on sin, pleasure, and human dignity
* The unintended consequences of extreme anti-abortion stances
* Proposals for more ethical and humane abortion practices
Whether you're pro-life, pro-choice, or somewhere in between, this video offers a fresh perspective on one of the most divisive issues of our time. The Collinses bring their unique blend of scientific knowledge, philosophical inquiry, and personal experience to this challenging topic.
Malcolm Collins: [00:00:00] right now in the world, more children are aborted per year than humans die. Like, post birth humans die. Um, And you
Trans woman to have a successful uterus transplant, ovaries and eggs included. And I want to be the first trans woman to have an abortion.
Get that fetus, kill that fetus. Rack, rack, you good rack.
You mean, I'll never know what it feels like to have a baby growing inside me and then scramble its brains and vacuum it out?
Malcolm Collins: I realized that because it's a religious act for them almost
I hope and pray to God it don't feed us as a song. Cause I want it to feel pain when I eject it from my own
Malcolm Collins: if you put a fetus in a, in a human woman's body, it will eventually become a human being. And
but an egg and a sperm on their [00:01:00] own, they won't eventually become a human being. And I was like, you just added a little word there, if you put them in a woman's body, if you put an egg in a sperm in a woman's body, just like if you put a fetus in a woman's body, it becomes a human being.
Simone Collins: It is now standard medical practice after 15 weeks to use anesthesia during fetal surgeries. But this is really important. And this is going to come up a little bit later in my thoughts on this subject. Pain medication is not standard practice in abortions. there's this one part of the medical establishment that is like, okay, this is a baby, we're going to save your baby.
Don't worry, mother, it's going to be fine. And then there's this totally sort of other industry, which is like, this is a cluster of tissue. There is, there is, there's cardiac activity. Let's, you know, you need to exercise your right. This is not human
Would you like to know more?
Malcolm Collins: Hello, Simone. I'm excited to be here with you today. Today we're going to be doing an episode because this has been [00:02:00] increasingly happening to me where I have been updating my views on various subjects from back when I used to just be in the urban monoculture, you know, when you were growing up, you grew up in central San Francisco.
And so you grew up really inundated with these far lefty ideas about everything. I grew up sort of all over the place, different you know, boarding schools and stuff like that. But a lot of them were in New England. And so I was heavily influenced by those cultures.
Simone Collins: Right.
Malcolm Collins: And you know, when you're in the urban monoculture, this, this far progressive culture, you don't even really question things about abortion, right?
You should always It's
Simone Collins: my body, my choice.
Malcolm Collins: And I remember in high school when I, you know, slept around a lot, you know, I've mentioned t
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