Watch This Pregnant Woman Absolutely DESTROY Hypocritical Anti-Choice Protesters

The anti-abortion crowd often lays out arguments that are tired and based in something that doesn’t remotely resemble reality — overlooking the fact that they’re advocating a form of communism unheard of even in countries practicing Stalinism and Maoism (did Stalin ever say you have to sacrifice your body for nine months because a comrade needed it? No? Didn’t think so). Their claims that there’s a “right to life” are absolutely foolish in the face of our laughable healthcare system and the recent murders of Michael Brown and Eric Gardner.

Therefore, it’s very satisfying to watch the anti-choice advocates get decimated by angry women’s advocates, who eloquently illustrate their hypocrisy.

A pregnant woman in the United Kingdom was recently caught on video doing just that; she delivered an epic verbal beat down to a group of anti-abortion protesters that were filming women who went into a clinic.

The woman ripped into the anti-choice advocates, calling them “hypocrites” and telling them to help children in need instead of harassing women in distress. The woman in the video hasn’t been identified yet, but the video of her yelling at the members of the anti-choice group, Abort67, is online for all to see.

The video, which was captured by journalist Sunny Hundal, takes place in a London neighborhood; per UK law, there is no buffer zone between clinic and protesters, so Abort67 will park themselves near the entrance, filming women and holding signs of bloody fetuses.

The video begins with several counter-protesters, among them the pregnant woman, who are urging the man with the camera to not film the clinic entrance. After a few minutes of fruitless discussion with the Abort67 member who maintains that they weren’t filming women going in and out of the clinic, the pregnant woman loses her cool and rips into the anti-choice advocates:

Gay People Can Begin Marrying in England and Wales on March 29

The marriage equality law in England and Wales will take effect on March 29, 2014, the BBC reports:

Initially it was thought the first same-sex marriage in England and Wales would not take place until the summer. Couples wishing to be among the first to marry will need to give formal notice of their intention to marry on 13 March. It comes after the government's controversial legislation on the issue received Royal Assent in July. The Conservative, Labour and Liberal Democrat leaderships all backed the proposals.