Demi Lovato Generates Intense Backlash for Pro-Abortion Song, "Swine"

Michie · Jun 26, 2023

"Swine" cheapens and degrades a woman's value to that of a pig. The song, in simple terms, says, "If I cannot choose to kill my baby, I might as well be a pig."

June 24 marks the first anniversary of the Supreme Court's overturning of Roe vs. Wade.

While pro-lifers praise God and celebrate the monumental and long-awaited decision, singer and actress Demi Lovato dropped a new song entitled, "Swine."

The pro-abortion "anthem" mocks Christians for supporting the pro-life movement and disgustingly degrades women as objects seeking self-gratification.

The title, "Swine," cheapens and degrades a woman's value to that of a pig. The song, in simple terms, says, "If I cannot choose to kill my baby, I might as well be a pig."

"We gotta grow 'em, we gotta raise 'em, we gotta feed and bathe 'em, and if you won't, they call you a witch to burn at the stake in Salem," she sings.

Lovato insists that aborting her child is about her survival. She also mocks the Christian faith, and dresses and dances as if she is a demon.

In the video, she also blasphemes Jesus and the Apostles at the Last Supper.

"Picture your faith, imagine your God and even your holy Bible / Is suddenly banned, do you understand? / Now doesn't that sound entitled? / It's your book, but it's my survival," Lovato sings.

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Demi Lovato Generates Intense Backlash for Pro-Abortion Song - Here's What People Are Saying

"Swine" cheapens and degrades a woman's value to that of a pig. The song, in simple terms, says, "If I cannot choose to kill my baby, I might as well be a pig."

www.churchpop.com

RileyG · Jun 26, 2023

May God have mercy upon her.

Wolseley · Jun 26, 2023

The way is difficult, and the gate is narrow.

If you're going the other way, with fame and selfish desires, it's a fourteen-lane freeway with a yawning gulf for an entrance.

(shrug) What can you do?

Gnarwhal · Jun 26, 2023

RileyG said:
May God have mercy upon her.

I hope I have ringside seats at her judgment, I'll need the catharsis.

RileyG · Jun 26, 2023

Wolseley said:
The way is difficult, and the gate is narrow.

If you're going the other way, with fame and selfish desires, it's a fourteen-lane freeway with a yawning gulf for an entrance.

(shrug) What can you do?

If someone wants to drive themselves to hell, it's their choice. Faith is so hard to come by nowadays. Remain faithful and prayerful is all we can do.

RileyG · Jun 26, 2023

spicoli said:
I hope I have ringside seats at her judgment, I'll need the catharsis.

I'd be too terrified to listen to anyone's judgment. It would probably cause me anxiety.

chevyontheriver · Jun 27, 2023

spicoli said:
I hope I have ringside seats at her judgment, I'll need the catharsis.

On the contrary, one more person to pray for that she find our Savior before it's too late for her.

Gnarwhal · Jun 27, 2023

chevyontheriver said:
On the contrary, one more person to pray for that she find our Savior before it's too late for her.

I'm really bad at this, I want vengeance

Michie · Jun 27, 2023

So will it become a pro-abort anthem?

Gnarwhal · Jun 27, 2023

Michie said:
So will it become a pro-abort anthem?

That sounds like a safe bet.

Wolseley · Jun 27, 2023

chevyontheriver said:
On the contrary, one more person to pray for that she find our Savior before it's too late for her.

I pray for people like her every night. I pray for God's enemies, for my enemies, for all of the poor deluded, foolish people in the world blinded by the spirit of the times we live in, that they may receive God's grace, convert their lives, and be saved.

I don't say this to be pious or self-righteous; I pray for these people because Christ tells us to pray for them in Holy Scripture, and because for most of them, it's about all I can do for them. I don't think that, say, Lady Gaga, or Sarah Silverman, or Kim Jong Un, or all of the people producing p o r n o g r a p h y, or the head of the Taliban, would have the slightest interest in what I would have to say to them if I was speaking to them face-to-face....but I can certainly pray for them.

chevyontheriver · Jun 27, 2023

spicoli said:
I'm really bad at this, I want vengeance

I know. I get it. But vengeance belongs to God alone. Mostly because we are too impure to do vengeance properly. So best not to go there at all.

Think of it as a barque, a medium size sailboat, and we're out at sea and there is a storm brewing. Many people in smaller boats have already capsized and their crews are already in the water. The proper response is to pull as many on-board as possible, even if we are low in the water as a result. We don't come alongside someone treading water and watch until they sink, telling ourselves they deserved it for being in an inadequate boat to begin with. We pull 'em on in. We toss them lines and lift them out of the water. If they are unconscious or delirious we try to hook onto them with our poles to save them. It's our job. We try to rescue them all. That's what the barque of Peter is all about. There is nobody we shouldn't be praying that they come to faith and they save their sorry souls. There will be a time for vengeance, but it's not our place while we can help to get more people saved. Time is short. I can't see things continuing on too much longer now. We should be working on who we can pull into our boat while theirs is sinking.

This boat ALMOST sank but it was rescued by the determined work of several people who added emergency flotation and pulled it to shore. Crew and boat are fine. But it was a close call. In real life people are going under spiritually all the time.

chevyontheriver · Jun 27, 2023

Michie said:
"Swine" cheapens and degrades a woman's value to that of a pig. The song, in simple terms, says, "If I cannot choose to kill my baby, I might as well be a pig."

June 24 marks the first anniversary of the Supreme Court's overturning of Roe vs. Wade.

While pro-lifers praise God and celebrate the monumental and long-awaited decision, singer and actress Demi Lovato dropped a new song entitled, "Swine."

The pro-abortion "anthem" mocks Christians for supporting the pro-life movement and disgustingly degrades women as objects seeking self-gratification.

The title, "Swine," cheapens and degrades a woman's value to that of a pig. The song, in simple terms, says, "If I cannot choose to kill my baby, I might as well be a pig."

"We gotta grow 'em, we gotta raise 'em, we gotta feed and bathe 'em, and if you won't, they call you a witch to burn at the stake in Salem," she sings.

Lovato insists that aborting her child is about her survival. She also mocks the Christian faith, and dresses and dances as if she is a demon.

In the video, she also blasphemes Jesus and the Apostles at the Last Supper.

"Picture your faith, imagine your God and even your holy Bible / Is suddenly banned, do you understand? / Now doesn't that sound entitled? / It's your book, but it's my survival," Lovato sings.

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Demi Lovato Generates Intense Backlash for Pro-Abortion Song - Here's What People Are Saying

"Swine" cheapens and degrades a woman's value to that of a pig. The song, in simple terms, says, "If I cannot choose to kill my baby, I might as well be a pig."

www.churchpop.com

I listened to a bit of that song. I wish I had not. I bet hell sounds just like that.

Alex Sharpe · Aug 18, 2023

Michie said:
"Swine" cheapens and degrades a woman's value to that of a pig. The song, in simple terms, says, "If I cannot choose to kill my baby, I might as well be a pig."

June 24 marks the first anniversary of the Supreme Court's overturning of Roe vs. Wade.

While pro-lifers praise God and celebrate the monumental and long-awaited decision, singer and actress Demi Lovato dropped a new song entitled, "Swine."

The pro-abortion "anthem" mocks Christians for supporting the pro-life movement and disgustingly degrades women as objects seeking self-gratification.

The title, "Swine," cheapens and degrades a woman's value to that of a pig. The song, in simple terms, says, "If I cannot choose to kill my baby, I might as well be a pig."

"We gotta grow 'em, we gotta raise 'em, we gotta feed and bathe 'em, and if you won't, they call you a witch to burn at the stake in Salem," she sings.

Lovato insists that aborting her child is about her survival. She also mocks the Christian faith, and dresses and dances as if she is a demon.

In the video, she also blasphemes Jesus and the Apostles at the Last Supper.

"Picture your faith, imagine your God and even your holy Bible / Is suddenly banned, do you understand? / Now doesn't that sound entitled? / It's your book, but it's my survival," Lovato sings.
I understand that the issue of abortion often causes debate. This is a complex and sensitive topic, and opinions on it may differ. As a Christian, I am convinced that life is a precious gift and worth striving to preserve. To understand the motives of pro-choice supporters, I read the argumentative essay on the student resource https://gradesfixer.com/free-essay-examples/abortion-should-be-legalized-argumentative-essay/, and it seems that I could understand them a little, not accept them for myself. Dialogue on this topic can exist. But such songs are disrespectful neither to themselves, nor to their listeners, nor to women in general.
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Demi Lovato Generates Intense Backlash for Pro-Abortion Song - Here's What People Are Saying

"Swine" cheapens and degrades a woman's value to that of a pig. The song, in simple terms, says, "If I cannot choose to kill my baby, I might as well be a pig."

www.churchpop.com

This is just an insult to all of us. I mean, speaking like that from the stage is not freedom, just aggression and insult. I hope one day she realizes and asks for forgiveness.

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