WASHINGTON — A pro-life protestor roused the ire of pro-abortion demonstrators Saturday by cheerfully and repeatedly telling them he is glad that their mothers chose not to abort them.
As thousands gathered to join the “Bans off our Bodies” rally, largely led by the Women’s March, the pro-life protestor stood across the street from the Washington Monument and told passersby with a big smile, “I’m so glad your mother didn’t abort you!”
The Daily Wire observed a man on a scooter yell an obscenity at the pro-life man from across the street, to which the pro-life protestor responded, “I am SO glad she did. I get to see you, my friend!”
“I know your name. Moron,” said a man who was leaving the protest and appeared to be blind.
“Hey, I’m glad your mother didn’t abort you,” the pro-life protestor said cheerfully. The man responded, “That was her choice, you dumb f*ck.”
“You’re right, you’re alive, and we get to talk today, and I get to see you!” he responded. “I am so glad y’all’s moms didn’t abort you. I love you sir, and you can’t do nothing about it.”
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This man cheerfully spent his day yesterday telling pro-abortion protesters, “I’m so glad your mother didn’t abort you” and reminding them that Jesus loves them. He received a whole lot of vitriol and vulgarity with unmatched cheerfulness. pic.twitter.com/5CuZNmFzFC
— Mary Margaret Olohan (@MaryMargOlohan) May 15, 2022
“Jesus,” he said, asked by The Daily Wire what was going on. “Every day.” The man said he will continue spreading his message “as the Holy Spirit leads” him.
“My message is Jesus Saves,” he said, holding up his sign, before pointing to the crowd. “They’re out here for an abortion rally.”
“So the Holy Spirit told me to tell them, I’m glad your mom didn’t abort you,” he said with a big smile.
Later on in the afternoon the pro-life man made his way up to the Supreme Court where he continued to tell pro-abortion protestors that he was glad that their mothers didn’t abort them and that Jesus would save them, prompting the crowd to become angry and shout at him.
Video footage captured by The Daily Caller News Foundation’s Kendall Tietz shows the pro-life protestor surrounded by pro-abortion protestors, who repeatedly yell at him, “Go home! Go home! Go home!”
“Louder,” he responded to their chants, holding his sign higher in the air and jumping. “Jesus saves! Jesus saves! Jesus loves you. I’m so happy your mom didn’t abort you.”
“Take your faith and shove it,” the crowd angrily responded.
“Take your faith and share it,” he shouted back at them.
“F*ck your religion,” a man repeatedly yelled at the pro-life protestor. “F*ck your religion!”
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Man holding a “Jesus Saves” sign tells protesters: “I’m so glad your mom didn’t abort you!”
Their response: “Go home!”
He started jumping along to their chants. pic.twitter.com/zZndj6mN9Y
— Kendall Tietz (@kendall_tietz) May 14, 2022
“I believe in pro-choice,” the pro-life protestor told the crowd. “It’s the choice of a live baby or a dead baby. The choice is yours, ladies. The choice is yours.”
“Jesus saves, Jesus loves you!” he continued telling the crowd, as they pushed their signs into his face and attempted to cover up his sign. The protestors signs read “F*ck your God” and “abortion is healthcare.”
“I love you, you can’t do nothing about it,” he said.
“I hate you,” screamed a woman. ”
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“I believe in pro-choice,” he said. “It’s the choice of a live baby or a dead baby.” pic.twitter.com/g8UJ1QulcS
— Kendall Tietz (@kendall_tietz) May 14, 2022
One white man holding a sign that referred to “righteous hypocrites” mocked Jesus to the pro-life protestor, saying jeeringly, “Is he a white cowboy?”
The pro-life protestor, who is black, looked upset as he responded, “Why are you making Jesus white or black?”
The man mocking Jesus spluttered for a moment about Christians before the pro-life protestor told him, “Because you’re a racist.”
“Why doesn’t he worship a woman?” demanded a female pro-abortion protestor. “That’s what we are f*cking fighting for!”
The pro-life protestor appeared to keep his cool throughout the angry interactions, continuously telling the crowd that he loved them.