“Mere Products of Conception?” (UPDATED)

Gene Lalor | February 21, 2013

So, pre-born babies are no more than “mere products of conception”?

Hey, NARAL, Planned Parenthood, and other abortionists: Take a look at that un-retouched photo on the Mom.me website which recently featured a variety of pictures of pregnant women it described as “cringe-worthy,” including the amazing photoï¿½of a pre-born baby visibly pushing his or her little hand against the mom-to-be’s abdominal wall.ï¿½ (http://tinyurl.com/bebejvn)

Then, tell the public with a straight face that it represents nothing more than a mere product of conception and not a baby.

If anything, the amazing photoï¿½is “awe-worthy” and proof positive that the abortion lobby in America is engaged in legalized infanticide, all in the name of “choice,”ï¿½a choice denied to the pre-born.Â

UPDATE: It’s been suggested that the photo above has indeed been photo-shopped.Â Since I can’t prove that it has or has not been, I offer the following incontrovertible picture of pre-born baby Nevaeh (heaven spelled backwards) Atkins reaching out from her motherâ€™s womb and grasping the finger of the doctor delivering her in a C-section, a picture her father described as “amazing.”Â I agree.Â

Photo of Phoenix Baby Holding Doctors Finger During Cesarean Section Goes Viral Â

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