Since the passage of Roe V. Wade in 1973, over 65 million babies have been aborted, stripped of the ability to experience life as their would-be parents have. As society has leaned ever more liberal, abortions have ramped up and acceptance of such a practice has surged.
Some women are now choosing to make light of their abortions and publish videos of themselves taking abortion pills on social media, celebrating as they do it.
In a recent video that went viral on Facebook, a 35-year-old woman named Dee Drac hosted a gender reveal party in front of family and friends.
Drac appeared visibly distressed, given that her “baby daddy” was late to the party. Moments after the gender was revealed to be a girl, Drac bowed her head in distress and said she already had a “ladybug” and didn’t want another.
Following the gender revelation, Drac was handed an envelope that contained what appeared to be Mifepristone drugs, which she immediately took as her family celebrated.
After taking the pills, Drac started jumping up and down in delight and said, “Thank you, Jesus.”
Even more surreal is the fact that Drac decided to do this on Mother’s Day, a day in which mothers are celebrated for their brave efforts in bringing life into the world.
Multiple interent personalities reacted to the viral video with disgust.
“This woman is at her gender reveal. First she complains the baby daddy isn’t there and then, about halfway through this video, she is given ab0rtion pills. Which she takes. At her gender reveal. This is such disturbing, callous behavior. Monstrous,” Kentucky Girl wrote.
Author Ben Zeisloft noted the double-standard politics of Tennessee regarding abortion, stating that although the state is considered a sanctuary for the unborn, Drac cannt be prosecuted under current laws.
“Tennessee is a conservative state where many pro-life leaders and lawmakers insist that abortion has been outlawed. But this woman cannot be held accountable under the current pro-life laws of Tennessee, which grant complete immunity to women who willfully have abortions,” Zeisloft pointed out.
“Just a few months ago, Tennessee lawmakers had the chance to support a bill enacting equal protection of the laws for preborn babies and criminalizing abortion for everyone involved, but none of the Republicans on the committee had the courage to motion for the bill to be heard,” he went on.
The viral video came just days before the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that abortion pills can be prescribed online and delivered by mail.
