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Everytime I hear someone say that men are more violent than women, I think of all the abortions committed in the last 50 years.

Abortion is how the jews reap dead baby matter for their cosmetics and vile satanic rituals (probably drinking the "goy mush" as a way to satiate their inhuman lust for blood...)

RvW was based on a hoax

Women calling me a murderer:

Niggers

Can we add murder victims to that list, broken down by race?

Abortion is gross.

That being said: I fail to see how children murdered by their own parents would have grown up to be good people.

Parents who wish to murder their own children are not going to be good parents, so if their children lived, they would probably grow up to be wiggers and trannies.

"I hate wasps, but DO NOT harm wasp larva!"

-average cuckservative who claims to "hate" trannies and wiggers.

Wait until you hear about the USSR abortion numbers. Literally over a hundred million.

Hang on, let's see it broken down by race

Abortions in the U.S. since Roe: ~50x more than all U.S. war deaths combined. (63 million vs 1.3-1.4 million)

Annual homicides in the U.S. average ~20,000 (recent decades). Since 1973 (≈50 years): Using ~20,000/year × 50 years ≈ 1,000,000 homicides

Abortions since Roe are roughly 27–28x higher than all U.S. war and homicide deaths combined.

Accidental deaths and unintentional injuries in the US (including car accidents, overdoses, suicide, etc.) is 150,000/year over 50 years is 7.5 million.

Abortions since Roe are roughly 6-7x higher than all U.S. war and homicide, accidental, suicide deaths combined.

If we include smaller categories (police and security related, institutional, terrorism, etc...) in addition to the major ones (war, homicide, suicide, accidents/overdoses, medical malpractice, euthanasia), the total U.S. human-attributable deaths since 1973 might be roughly 20 million... Abortions are still roughly 3 times higher than all other human-caused deaths in the U.S. combined over the same period.

"Women's rights" may need to be curbed a bit...