It doesn't seem like a counter move to me - but rather an indication of how artificially divided we are. I'm pro-choice for both vaccines - and abortion. I think that what's being done with vaccines (and suppressing other options) is horrific. And abortions are very sad - but there are times in the first trimester when abortion may be appropriate. (If you're willing to accept an exception for rape, then I don't think we're that far apart - except that I'd rather have the pregnant woman make the decision, than the government, as ultimately she's the one who knows best whether or not the pregnancy is viable - for her.)

But the bottom line is that we need people who are pro-choice to understand how we'll never be free - and our lives will never be the same unless we fix election fraud, get rid of vaccine mandates - and end the severe censorship of what can be said on-line and on the air.

And then we we can bring some sanity back to the abortion debate - and find a legal middle ground that non of us believe in, but that will make it possible to work on reducing the number of abortions by winning people over - instead of arresting them.