I had my baby at 37 weeks and 3 days

I had my baby at 37 weeks and 3 days and he was a real baby. Seven pounds, 11 ounces. A real crying baby. That felt pain. That got scared. That had feelings. That's him. That's him right there. My niece was born at 32 weeks. Her was a tiny little baby, but she was still a real baby. I see babies who were born 28 weeks or now kids, living their best life. Did y'all hear about the bill that a woman, a group of women signed in Massachusetts? Did y'all hear about that? Just signed, honey. It was a whole celebration. They were so excited. They were ecstatic. I've never seen somebody so happy to sign a bill. What we're talking about is the bill that a woman, a group of women signed in Massachusetts. Did y'all hear about that? Just signed, honey. It was a whole celebration. They were so excited. They were ecstatic. I've never seen somebody so happy to sign a bill. I'm sick. My stomach hurts. It's barbaric. It's barbaric. Do you want to know how this procedure is performed? You don't. You don't want to know. And then guess what? After the procedure gets done, if it doesn't work, the mother still goes through labor, she still has the baby and the baby's just left. And see, here's my thing. At this point, full term, there's so many other options. You ain't even got to have a reason to have this procedure done. Innocent babies, by the way. And you don't want to even give them a chance at life. To a point where it's really like everything is demonic. Everything. Everything. Do y'all really think that's okay? These women were smiling and clapping. Congratulations, you're a murderer. That's what I want to know. Why the babies? Why the babies? Go for somebody your own size. I got a couple of contenders. You want to either not give them a shot, like why the babies? Why can't they go for somebody their own size?