Zachary’s Thoughts on Abortion! Young Boy Nails the Debate

National   |   Dave Andrusko   |   Dec 24, 2013   |   3:45PM   |   Washington, DC

In recent months some very young performers have become household names on national television, appearing on programs such as America’s Got Talent. But there is another voice–an even younger voice–that ought also to be heard by millions of people. It’s found on YouTube and is titled “Zachary’s Thoughts on Abortion!“.

It would be doing you a very great disservice to quote from this young boy–rather than have you listen to him for yourself–so I won’t. I really want you to go online and then share “Zachary’s Thoughts on Abortion” with others.

The woman who posted the video–perhaps his mother–adds a little note: “Zachary is incredible. We were all crying by the end of this …” That applies, I suspect, to all of us who watch Zachary.

The video is only four minutes long, and it starts out with a hilarious observation that cracks up the adults and the viewer. From there, Zachary offers advice to live by in a way that utterly transfixes you.

You’re gripped by his quiet sincerity, Zachary’s wholly unexpected capacity for empathy, and the amazing manner in which he lays out what not only the aborted child loses, but also what those who were a party to his/her death have discarded. A couple of times the adults in the room audibly gasp at the depth of his insights. So did I.

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The one word I will mention from the video is “think.” Zachary asks us to think … about whom it is we are victimizing … how it is we take the child’s life … and the price we pay for dissolving the deepest bond in human culture. Take four minutes out of your busy schedule to watch “Zachary’s Thoughts on Abortion!” And be sure to have a box of Kleenex nearby.

LifeNews.com Note: Dave Andrusko is the editor of National Right to Life News and an author and editor of several books on abortion topics. This post originally appeared in his National Right to Life News Today —- an online column on pro-life issues.