After Screaming About Ivermectin, Libs Now Promote Horse Meds for Abortion
by Shari Dovale
Radical leftists are devastated about the recent leaked documents from the Supreme Court over the possibility of overturning Roe v. Wade. They are melting down around the country calling for violent responses in many cases.
Now they are taking it a step further. The Post Millenial reports:
At one point in the piece published Tuesday, Koebler wrote that the abortion-inducing ingredient misoprostol is used to treat ulcers in horses. Critics noted the irony, given previous reporting by VICE which previously claimed that Joe Rogan “spread misinformation” about ivermectin “the horse-deworming drug he took” when the podcaster contracted COVID.
In the piece, Koebler encouraged women to continue to seek abortions regardless of whether or not the procudure is legal in their state. He linked to a video by the Four Thieves Vinegar Collective, as an example of the more extreme methods some might turn to.
Horse drugs are good now guys. pic.twitter.com/IWqAR4lsuI
— Drew Holden (@DrewHolden360) May 3, 2022
The Vice article is titled “Anarchist Collective Shares Instructions to Make DIY Abortion Pills.”
In the video, Laufer explains that, besides being used to medically induce abortions, misoprostol is also used to treat ulcers in horses. This makes misoprostol powder relatively easy to acquire from veterinary sources.
These MEN that have never been pregnant, and admit they should have NO SAY in what happens to women’s bodies, are trying to shame people into agreeing with their Liberal Communist agenda. These atheist anarchists are encouraging women to go to the back alleys to harm themselves.
Overturning Roe v. Wade will not stop abortion. It will only return that decision to the states, as it should be. Those of us that want to stop all abortion still have an uphill battle to fight!
All of this tells me that the overturning of Roe is the right thing to do.
Related:
VICE Magazine Guides Readers To Make Home-Made Abortion Pills From Horse Medicine
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