Whoopie Goldberg Came Up With the Dumbest Pro-Abortion Argument Yet – Opinion

Whoopie, who is co-host of The View was clearly not friendly to pro-lifers and offered some thoughts as The Supreme Court heard arguments. Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization case.

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Wearing an ugly Christmas sweater, Goldberg went on a rant directed at men which contained a lot of “how dare you’s.” This is a pretty ludicrous position to take, namely because it insinuates that only men are pro-life. Women are equally involved and often advocate for pro-life policies more strongly than men.

But that’s hardly the weirdest thing Goldberg said in her rant. Goldberg was apparently compelled to make fun of men thinking they knew what a fetus wanted.

“Do any of you men have any eggs or the possibility of carrying a fetus? How dare you talk about what a fetus wants! You have no idea,” she said.

This was naturally followed up by applause by The View’s audience.

Are you aware of any men who might have eggs, or the potential to carry a fetus in their lives? Talk about what the fetus desires! It is impossible to know.

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Contrary to Goldberg’s self-assured seat on her high horse, it’s actually pretty easy to figure out what a fetus wants. The fetus needs a steady supply of materials, and a healthy mom to give birth to a full-fledged child.

I can tell you what it doesn’t want.

It doesn’t want to die.

The instinctive nature of a fetus can be overwhelming at times. Its brain, heart, and body are all in development, so the concept of “want” actually doesn’t apply until later, but if we’re talking in terms of what it instinctively strives for being a “want,” then a fetus definitely wantsTo live. There’s a whole host of things both mother and baby do to make sure that happens both consciously and unconsciously.

Goldberg’s question was simple. Do you understand what the foetus desires?

It’s an honest question that I think deserves an answer. Goldberg should be open to using her mysterious powers for mankind’s benefit if she really is a fetus whisperer. Let us know if there are any suicidal female fetuses.

But I’m willing to bet Goldberg doesn’t have this power. I’m also willing to bet that in her heart of hearts she knows that was a stupid thing to say as there absolutely is no logic to it.

This holds true for many of the pro-abortion arguments. A lot of it is confused with feminist declarations of “freedom,” anti-patriarchy spite, and unscientific declarations with no grounding in reality. A good deal of the pro-abortion crowd is rage and pride, and that can only get you so far in terms of advancing a cause, but at least it’s good enough to get you a co-hosting position on The View.