Lydia Taylor Davis

They go, no, because they don't actually care about those 1%.

circumstances they're just using them to fuel their pro-abortion agenda so it's it's all ridiculous it's all they don't actually care about women it's they know the abortion industry they're they're profiting off of women yeah to kill their babies that's really what it is

Yeah, I mean, I think it has a lot to do with our culture that has very increasingly become selfish, in my opinion.

I am Gen Z, but sometimes I hesitate to identify with my generation because I think we have just become so self-centered.

And this idea of giving your life to care about a child, to care for a child, to love a child more than yourself is just awful and horrific to my generation.

And it's honestly so sad to me.

We hear this message all the time of,

Just do what makes you happy.

Just live for yourself.

And that is the most empty messaging ever.

It wasn't until I started living selflessly for other people that I found true joy.

And so I think this culture of self-seeking, of just do what makes you money or makes you happy or successful.

It has really damaged our generation and led to a very pro-abortion culture because, of course, abortion essentially is child sacrifice, sacrificing a child so you can have more success or have a more convenient life.

And so that's the reality of what abortion is, and that's why I think it has grown to be so common.

The other issue now is abortion has become so easily accessible due to chemical abortion pills where you can get them anywhere, no matter what state you're in, which is also very, very difficult.

Yes.

So I went undercover with Students for Life.

We did an undercover investigation to see if I could pose as a minor and get chemical abortion pills shipped to my address.

And I could.

And they did not verify one thing about me.