NPR Airs Recording of Woman’s Abortion: ‘What Hell Sounds Like’

[Michie]

At the beginning of the story, NPR issued a warning that some listeners would be disturbed by the story’s details. Wells, for her part, compared the abortion to giving birth.


NPR listeners heard the sounds of a women’s abortion aired on radio Thursday.

“You’re going to hear this machine turn on now, okay, it makes a loud noise,” someone tells the unidentified Michigan woman who is 11 weeks pregnant.

The loud whir of the vacuum aspirator machine that will suck the unborn baby out begins — followed by the woman’s moaning.

The segment aired during NPR’s Morning Editionin anticipation of Michigan’s upcoming vote on abortion during the midterm elections. For the program, Kate Wells of Michigan Radio spent more than a week with Northland Family Planning just outside Detroit to talk to patients — and witness an abortion.


At the beginning of the story, NPR issued a warning that some listeners would be disturbed by the story’s details. Wells, for her part, compared the abortion to giving birth.

“Most patients are partially awake during the procedures,” she describes. “They get IV medication for pain and anxiety. The lights are dimmed, there’s soothing music, it actually feels a lot like a childbirth, a medical gown, your bare legs in stirrups, and a person next to you saying, ‘You can do this.’”

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NPR Airs Recording of Woman’s Abortion: ‘What Hell Sounds Like’

 

[Michie]

I thought NPR had gone about as low as it could go when it favorably reviewed a book by a trans writer arguing in favor of looting. Nope. Listen to this outtake from this story from a Michigan abortion clinic, if you have a strong stomach:

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[Michie]

There must be laughter in hell. This kind of laughter is devoid, of course, of joy. It mimics and perverts the kind of life-giving laughter you might hear among friends and family gathered in love. Whether or not this is theologically correct is above my pay grade. But it is my conclusion after listening to laughter on NPR after an abortion they broadcasted.

In advance of Election Day, NPR, which receives federal government (read: taxpayer) funding, broadcasted from the room where a woman in Michigan was undergoing an abortion.

Michigan voters have the most extreme of extreme proposals on their ballots on Tuesday. It’s called Proposal 3, the “Right to Reproductive Freedom,” which would amend the state constitution giving “every individual” in the state “a fundamental right to reproductive freedom.” If passed, because it doesn’t define who an individual is, it would make parental notification and consent for minors for abortions impossible. Restrictions on abortion for sex selection or disabilities wouldn’t work there. There’s a loophole when it comes to limiting abortion to before “fetal viability,” letting a doctor allow it if he sees fit. The proposal goes beyond “abortion care,” creating a right to sterilization, which, of course, opens the flood gates for so-called gender affirmation for minors, again without parental knowledge or consent. It’s even worse that all that, but suffice it to say this is the context for NPR having gone in to an abortion clinic recording abortions.

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The laughter of hell and NPR's aired abortion