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Abortion Makes Men “More Free” Claims US Secretary of Transportation, Pete Buttigieg

by | Aug 14, 2024 | News

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The left’s favorite queer political escort, Pete Buttigieg, is giving standing ovations to Kamala Harris for making “freedom” the centerpiece of her campaign. In a video clip that oozes with the same kind of insincere charm you’d expect from a seasoned hustler, Buttigieg shamelessly twists the concept of freedom into something completely unrecognizable.

With a smile as cheap as his rhetoric, he claims that men are “more free” in a country where abortion is readily accessible—because nothing says freedom like the ability to coerce women into erasing the consequences of sexual immorality. His words are a masterclass in moral depravity, where liberation is redefined as the right to abandon life’s most sacred duties without a second thought.

Buttigieg’s congratulatory tone toward Harris reveals a disturbing worldview where the destruction of innocent life is celebrated as a cornerstone of personal freedom—yet Evangelical “thought leaders,” like David French and the After Party crew, want us to believe that voting Democrat is the Christian duty.

But this isn’t just twisted logic, it’s an outright perversion of what true freedom means. In his world, freedom comes at the cost of the most vulnerable, traded for the convenience of the powerful—a freedom that’s more about self-worship than any genuine concern for justice or morality.

Take a look at the clip yourself. It’s a chilling reminder of how far we’ve strayed when leaders openly champion a version of freedom that prioritizes selfish fetishes and desires over life.

Watch as Buttigieg, with a straight face, argues that men’s liberation is found not in upholding their responsibilities, but in escaping them entirely.

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