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Leaked video reveals Veterans’ Affairs urging abortion promotion, discouraging use of ‘mother’ and ‘baby’.

The ​Department of Veterans Affairs Promotes‌ Radical Abortion Agenda

The ⁤Department ⁤of Veterans Affairs teaches ‍its so-called health care providers to encourage abortions, instructs that ⁢men can ⁢get pregnant, and recommends against congratulating a pregnant woman, ⁢a⁤ leaked training video ⁢initially obtained by the Post Millennial revealed. The ​federally funded training ⁤further portrays abortion as beneficial for expectant mothers, and⁤ childbirth as more dangerous than having an abortion, while perpetuating ⁤the myth that abortion ⁤restrictions represent a‌ “long history of reproductive ‌injustice in this country.”

Erasing ‌Women and Glorifying Abortion

  • The video outlines preferred terminology, much of it sourced from the American⁤ College⁤ of Obstetricians⁢ and Gynecologists, that clearly glorifies abortion and ⁤erases women. The⁢ offensive framing instructs that instead ‌of ⁣“pregnant woman,” the approved term ⁢is “person who is pregnant.” Instead of “baby” or “unborn child,” medical providers are supposed ⁢to say “fetus” or “embryo.”‌ “Mother” is replaced by ‍“person.”

The video openly admits that the most common reasons women give for‍ seeking abortions ⁢aren’t ‌life-threatening circumstances, as the abortion boosters in the media pretend, but ‍reasons of convenience. At‍ the top of⁣ the list, 40 percent of women who sought abortions cited “not [being] ‌financially prepared” and 36 percent said ‍it was “not the right time for a baby.” Twenty percent ⁣of⁢ women ⁣said they‍ chose abortion to ensure their babies didn’t “interfere[] with future ⁤opportunities.”

Case studies featured in the training, like one about a woman named Jada who was seeking an abortion, are presented in language‌ designed ⁤to scare women away ‌from keeping⁣ their babies. Jada wanted an abortion because she wanted to “feel in control” instead of having her dreams “squashed,” the training materials state.‌ The dream in ⁤question: she wanted to sell jewelry online. “Now she can’t‍ see that⁢ ever happening.” The video ‍later claims that‍ “abortion restrictions can substantially curtail life prospects.”

As‌ more than⁣ half the states in the nation have outlawed or restricted abortions​ following the Supreme Court’s Dobbs ‍ decision last year, the Biden administration‍ is using ​the‌ military to try to circumvent state laws and perform ‌abortions in those⁢ states anyway or pay‍ for ⁣military⁤ personnel to travel‍ out of state. National ‍Security Council spokesman John⁣ Kirby ‌went so far as to claim the federal⁣ government has a “sacred obligation” to spend taxpayers’ dollars on service members’ abortions.

The VA training video decries the inconvenience of not just being pregnant ​with ​a baby but having to travel out of⁣ state ‌to kill it, bemoaning the⁣ “emotional ‍impact of ⁤traveling ⁤for an abortion.” The negatives of⁣ traveling to kill your unborn child, according to⁤ the VA, include “financial stress,” “logistics and arrangements,” and potentially “arriving ⁢only ‍to learn [you are] past⁢ the ‍gestational limit.”⁢ On the bright side,⁣ the VA notes, ⁣if you travel out of state to kill your baby, you’ll have the “opportunity to see a new place!”

One of the most sinister‌ parts of the video is “Belinda’s ⁢chart of pros and cons,” listing⁣ the different options that VA providers are‌ supposed⁣ to explain to pregnant women. The “pros”​ of having an abortion‌ include that Belinda could “keep working ⁢on [her] mental⁢ health and sobriety,” as well as “continue⁤ school.” The “cons” are that she ​would “feel sad and guilty,” and ⁣— in a remarkable tell — that she “want[s] to take care of a baby.”

The “cons” of choosing to become a ⁣parent include⁤ the fear that she would ⁣have‍ to quit school, issues ⁤with sobriety, and that ⁤her “PTSD would⁣ get ‌way worse.” Belinda’s admitted⁣ “pro” of choosing parenting⁤ is that “maybe this will ​give [her] ‍purpose in life.” Notably excluded from ⁢the list ⁤is the ‍ultimate “pro”⁤ — ⁣the reality ⁣that, if Belinda ‌chooses to keep her baby, the baby gets ⁣to live.


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The VA’s pro-abortion propaganda⁤ is ⁣part of the⁣ Biden administration’s ongoing push to use⁤ the military to further‌ Democrats’ radical ‌abortion agenda, as Marjorie Dannenfelser, the President⁤ of Susan B. Anthony Pro-Life America, notes.

“Americans will be⁣ shocked ​to learn ⁤that, not only is ⁢the VA performing abortions​ at hospitals across the county, but ​they are ​promoting and training their staff with radical pro-abortion ‍ideology, counseling women veterans into‍ having abortions,” she said in a statement.⁣ “Most Americans ​don’t want⁢ their taxpayer dollars funding⁣ abortions,⁤ especially in direct violation of the law.”

“The video is an insult to⁢ women everywhere,” added Brian Burch, ⁢the president of CatholicVote, ‌“not only because it utterly denies biology in claiming​ men can get pregnant, ⁢but also because it adds insult to injury in claiming pregnancy is⁣ nothing to be celebrated or congratulated.”

How does ⁣the VA training video undermine the ​concept of gender and⁤ the significance of⁤ women in the process of pregnancy and childbirth?

Er that the VA training video presents a radical ​abortion agenda that promotes the erasure of women​ and glorifies abortion. The ⁣video, leaked to the Post Millennial, reveals that the Department of⁢ Veterans Affairs teaches its healthcare providers to encourage abortions, undermines the concept of gender, and uses language that diminishes the importance of motherhood.

One of the alarming ​aspects of the ⁢video‍ is its focus on preferred terminology sourced ⁤from ‍the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists. Instead of using terms ⁢like “pregnant woman,” the video instructs providers to say “person who is pregnant.” Similarly, “baby” or “unborn child” should ⁤be replaced with “fetus” or “embryo,” while “mother” is replaced with “person.” This deliberate choice of ‌language erases the significance of women⁤ in the process of pregnancy ‌and childbirth.

The video also acknowledges‌ that the most‌ common reasons⁤ women seek abortions are not life-threatening circumstances, as often portrayed in the media, but rather reasons of convenience. ⁣Financial preparedness and timing ⁣were cited as the primary factors influencing women’s⁣ decisions to have an ⁣abortion. This candid ​admission contradicts the narrative pushed‌ by⁢ abortion advocates and highlights the importance of providing support ⁤and ​resources‍ to women facing unplanned pregnancies.

Additionally, the training materials present case studies that aim to dissuade ⁤women from ​choosing‌ to carry ⁢their pregnancies to term. One case study focuses on a woman named Jada‍ who desired an abortion ‍to maintain control over her life and pursue her dreams. ​The materials insinuate that keeping the baby would squash ⁣her ambitions, ​linking abortion​ to greater life prospects.​ This representation of abortion as a means to achieve personal goals disregards ⁣the potential for motherhood to bring ‌joy, fulfillment, and personal growth.

Furthermore, the Biden administration has taken steps to circumvent state laws restricting or outlawing abortions. The‌ Department of ⁢Veterans Affairs has been enlisted to perform abortions in states where they are restricted or pay for military personnel to travel out ⁣of state for



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