According to CNN, babies who survived the abortion are not people in the full sense of the word. According to an article on abortion published by this far-left publication, there is a difference between a child who has had an abortion and all other children. The article complains that under the new draft law on the protection of abortion survivors, doctors are required to nurture such a baby as carefully as any other, otherwise they face up to five years in prison.
In response, DailyWire writes:
In addition to the unsettling euphemism that attempts to dehumanize a child who has had an abortion, CNN also refers to the live birth law as a "prohibition on abortion," although the law does not impose any restrictions on a woman's right to have an abortion, it only states that newborns should receive medical care.
For more than a year now, the American media have been dictating this bill in every possible way, trying to present it as an attempt to limit a woman's ability to make a choice.
Earlier this month, Senator Mazi Hirono said the bill was "a solution to a problem that does not exist." However, this is not quite true.
Several years ago, a revelation from a nurse in a California clinic that practices viviparous abortion appeared in the media. The woman argued that her colleagues did not kill babies in the womb and instead simply take them to a specially equipped "comfortable" room and then wait for them to die naturally. Parents are even provided with additional services, such as the ability to hold their child and take a picture with him as a keepsake.
Senator Ben Sass, in a polemic with Gerono, said that "infanticide is indeed illegal in the United States, and, nevertheless, in half of the states there is no criminal responsibility for anyone who leaves a child alone and simply allows him to die."
Attempts to dehumanize unborn children have been going on for years. Last year, as states across the country passed laws prohibiting abortions after a fetal heartbeat was detected, abortion advocates and the media supporting them began to avoid the word "heartbeat."
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The New York Times, for example, first called the fetal heartbeat "the pulsation of the embryos" and then "the pulsation of what becomes the fetal heartbeat." "Champion" in the number of abortions performed, Dr. Jen Gunther used the term "fetal cardiac activity".
Also, supporters of abortion tried to call the baby in the womb "potential person" or "cluster of cells."
