Just when you thought the world was crazy enough you see something that shows you how much crazier it can get.
One liberal doctor, an actual OBGYN, has suggested that babies need permission before residing in their mother’s womb.
“And to become a fetus, one needs permission to reside in someone’s uterus and put that person’s health in jeopardy,” Leah Torres wrote on her Twitter account.
And to become a fetus, one needs permission to reside in someone’s uterus and put that person’s health in jeopardy.
— Leah Torres, MD (@LeahNTorres) November 28, 2018
Torres who describes her self as a “nasty woman” and a “Political activist” seemed to hold firm to her illogical argument despite the lack of science behind it.
“You are a doctor? How is the fetus supposed to obtain this permission?” one person asked.
You are a doctor? How is the fetus supposed to obtain this permission?
— Carmine Sabia (@CarmineSabia) November 28, 2018
Torres then responded with this absurd reply.
“I am.
“It doesn’t.
“Looks like you’re beginning to understand,” she responded.
That is a headscratcher for sure and yet the conversation continued.
"And to become a fetus, one needs permission to reside in someone’s uterus and put that person’s health in jeopardy."
Read it back Doc. Either your English is abysmal or you said a fetus needs permission.
— Carmine Sabia (@CarmineSabia) November 28, 2018
Having an abortion is one of the most responsible things people can do.
It is irresponsible, immoral, and unethical to continue a pregnancy against one’s will.
— Leah Torres, MD (@LeahNTorres) November 28, 2018
Thankfully, more people jumped in and educated this walking nimrod.
Is there a permission slip, or…? How exactly does the fetus obtain this “permission?”
There are pro-choice arguments that merit serious discussion. This isn’t one of them.
— Elaine Batt (@elainebatt3) November 28, 2018
Does the child tap out the request in Morse code?
— House Atreides (@opiemuyo) November 28, 2018
Wow, just wow. I hope you have this tweet posted on your Officer door so your patients know what they are getting.
— GPK1263 (@gpk1263) November 28, 2018
So much science I can't even.
— Todd White (@hecubus1st) November 28, 2018
