Your Abortion Probably Killed the Next Justin Bieber
LatestNot many things are quite as tiresome as wide-eyed pro-lifers trying to blow our minds with thought experiments about what may have been had the selfish mother of some awesome person chosen to have an abortion rather than do the noble thing and give birth to their sex punishment. In the Bible, Jesus’s mother Mary is supposed to be like 15 and unmarried— what if The Lord were aborted?! (Of course the answer to that is “Nonsense; God wouldn’t make His son as abort-able as normal human babies, plus he’d make sure to impregnate a woman who would be down with carrying Baby God; otherwise, what a dumb plan for a supposedly omnipotent being.”) And we’ve seen Tim Tebow’s mom appear on a Super Bowl commercial recounting how her genuflecting football idiot savant son would’ve been aborted by a lesser lady. Now, Justin Bieber’s parents are forcing us to face the horrifying possibility that if Bieb’s mom had followed advice, Justin Bieber may never have existed.
The horrifying, and (I don’t think I’m being overdramatic here) Orwellian scenario was laid out during an appearance on Today, and reframed with the appropriate perspective by the always-reasonable website Townhall. In a piece called Mother of Teen Sensation Reveals How She Rejected Abortion, we can all follow along the near-Bieber-miss, hands reflexively over our mouths to stifle gasps.
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