Wanting more abortions for black women roughly translates into wanting more black people killed. Which is, last I checked, a problem. Also, racist. After Alyssa Milano told Chirs Cuomo abortion bans would negatively affect black women more than it would anyone else, NFL star Benjamin Watson had a sour taste in his mouth. Maybe because he, like everyone else who isn't a racist, thinks killing black babies is hardly a solution.

How is it people like Alyssa Milano can go on television and advocate for the murder of even more black children and not be called to the red carpet -- which she really doesn't deserve to walk upon -- for being a racist?

Because too many people have deluded themselves into thinking abortion is somehow a sacrament of female empowerment. In fact, I'd say the majority of women who are pro-choice, especially those women who've never had abortions themselves, don't see the chop shopping of babies as chop shopping of babies, but as some kind of feminist tool to betterment. I still maintain doctors and policymakers who deal directly with abortion are the handmaids of Satan, but a lot of women aboard the bad ship baby killing can't seem to wrap their heads around the truth of what it is they're supporting. Related: OPINION: You Cannot be Pro-Science AND Pro-Abortion.

Which is why men like Benjamin Watson standing up to the abortion narrative is key to the fight. Yes, men can stand up against abortion. There's room for everyone in this battle for life. Let no screeching, blue-haired feminist tell you otherwise.

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