Bill O'Reilly and the Fetal Position

[Candyliz2003]

You did a good job - I got your point when you told us about Kari being put into the cell alone.

Loved the "Alice" BTW.

[craftyactivist]

thanks!

[MontanaFiddler]

Great video.

[craftyactivist]

thanks!

[leobindaas]

i never knew US courts could practice coercion in medical matters relating to c-sections .. it's not always about the fetus .. hope this oreilly gets his head out of his ass ..

BTW what is this song? i just started listening to alice in chains

[craftyactivist]

thank you! me neither. i'm planning on starting a family soon, and this genuinely freaks me out.

the song is rotten apple off the album jar of flies. great, great album!

[rightdowntown]

The tune is "Rotten Apple" off of Jar Of Flies.

[goldenchocolate]

the point ur making is pretty indirect and kinda hard to get, but once u get it, then its purely brilliant.

5 stars ;)

[craftyactivist]

thank you! i'm trying hard for some common ground in this debate, so i appreciate you taking the time to try to get it :)

[tuktukjoe]

VDO makes no sense.

[craftyactivist]

many people have told me it was brilliant. if you were to guess my point, what would you say it is?

i'd be very grateful for feedback if you have the time. i would like to make videos that make sense.

[tboliver7]

How many babies have to die from perfectly healthy mothers?

Oh, and don't cut the video to make it say what you want. Let the listener decide.

[uncleosbert]

the listener can decide when they watch it on fox.

[prolifeinternational]

This video is unclear and very confusing..

[craftyactivist]

why is it confusing? there are several examples of the state trying to "protect fetuses" and i think it's important to be clear about how that works.

what did you get out of it? i would like to improve it if possible...

[tuktukjoe]

So what's the what's the point? What are you trying to say?

[craftyactivist]

i took bill very literally: "should late term fetuses have any protection?"

i found as many examples as i could. in each case, the police or the court have attempted to "protect a fetus" by either jailing the mother or performing surgery on her without her consent. i wish mr. o'reilly would clarify what he means by "protection". i can't think of anything more horrifying than being cut open against your will. i feel for the father who lost both his baby and his wife. that is not "pro-life".