Get ready for the worst thing you’ll read today, courtesy of Moira Weigel at The Atlantic:
Party of Science™ pic.twitter.com/UyrJJQ8b0S
— neontaster (@neontaster) January 24, 2017
FFS!
"Imaginary heartbeat."
They're trying too hard. https://t.co/C2KqocfARJ
— David Freddoso (@freddoso) January 24, 2017
As you might imagine, conservatives are not amused:
I saw my oldest move and her heartbeat at 7 weeks. That moment changed everything. They don't want women to see that.
— Sarah (@sarahrstevenson) January 24, 2017
It's true, the deceptive display of head, eyes, mouth, arms, legs, heart etc of a young human is totally misleading. cc @RameshPonnuru https://t.co/fHuCI3fZiI
— Jonah Goldberg (@JonahNRO) January 24, 2017
Imaginary extremities maybe?
The heartbeats I saw of my four children were very real: https://t.co/NoBfY5yCtd
— Daniel Darling (@dandarling) January 24, 2017
Alternate headline: How science confirmed that a person is a person. https://t.co/c4hStrFCqJ
— Guy Benson (@guypbenson) January 24, 2017
This both ghoulish and anti-science so congrats https://t.co/2fUCiCAsPZ
— Seth Mandel (@SethAMandel) January 24, 2017
Everything about this hot-take is wrong:
This is absurd. Delusional. https://t.co/SgJLqDWmUL pic.twitter.com/11zDfzvr0y
— Josh Philpot (@joshphilpot) January 24, 2017
I challenge you to read this whole article and not want to throw your computer out the window. https://t.co/dZ4hXOFBaf
— Heather Wilhelm (@heatherwilhelm) January 24, 2017
You want to know what's anti-science? This disgusting, repellent article. https://t.co/uO0WVrF2k3
— John Podhoretz (@jpodhoretz) January 24, 2017
Just posting this to remember the exact moment @TheAtlantic lost their mind. Or when I finally noticed. https://t.co/RIbtGsOkl2
— Craig Walker (@craigjournal) January 24, 2017
Not only anti-science, but anti-geography as well. John Kasich is the governor of Ohio, not Indiana:
In which @TheAtlantic attacks fetal heartbeat seen via US as fake science … believes Kasich is Gov of Indiana. https://t.co/UfHwP3GfIj pic.twitter.com/Wz6WNGmL0C
— Lance Salyers (@lancesalyers) January 24, 2017
Pro-choicers should be as equally outraged at this as we are, but will they?
This sort of insanity is incredibly damaging to the pro-choice cause https://t.co/E4MIrAklaU
— PoliMath (@politicalmath) January 24, 2017
If you push women to choose between smiling in joy at their ultrasounds & keeping abortion legal you'll be surprised how many choose the 1st
— PoliMath (@politicalmath) January 24, 2017
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