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Blaise Taylor has been convicted of double murder for doping his pregnant girlfriend’s drink with cocaine. He’s facing two life sentences and the only remaining question is whether he will serve them consecutively or concurrently.
Here’s what is interesting. Not ONE feminist came to his defense to claim that unborn babies aren’t people and have no rights. Nobody argued that the second murder charge is unconstitutional because an unborn baby is just a clump of cells.
Furthermore, nearly 90 character witnesses testified on his behalf. That’s almost four times as many as Lindsay Clancy had and many of her jurors insisted that those character witnesses were key in deciding that Clancy shouldn’t be held responsible.
Yet here’s Taylor, with four times as many people assuring the court and the world that his crime was a one-time fluke and that he’s a wonderful human being by all accounts. And he’s going to prison for life times two. The court’s first stab at it, mind you, and the jury didn’t deliberate for weeks.
So where’s the outrage? Where are the protests? Where are the feminists trying to convince everyone that killing unborn babies isn’t a crime?
Blaise Taylor has been convicted of double murder for doping his pregnant girlfriend’s drink with cocaine. He’s facing two life sentences and the only remaining question is whether he will serve them consecutively or concurrently.
Here’s what is interesting. Not ONE feminist came to his defense to claim that unborn babies aren’t people and have no rights. Nobody argued that the second murder charge is unconstitutional because an unborn baby is just a clump of cells.
Furthermore, nearly 90 character witnesses testified on his behalf. That’s almost four times as many as Lindsay Clancy had and many of her jurors insisted that those character witnesses were key in deciding that Clancy shouldn’t be held responsible.
Yet here’s Taylor, with four times as many people assuring the court and the world that his crime was a one-time fluke and that he’s a wonderful human being by all accounts. And he’s going to prison for life times two. The court’s first stab at it, mind you, and the jury didn’t deliberate for weeks.
So where’s the outrage? Where are the protests? Where are the feminists trying to convince everyone that killing unborn babies isn’t a crime?
