A Kentucky abortionist who was put out of work in Tennessee when the Dobbs decision overturned Roe v. Wade and allows states to protect unborn babies says he’s proud to kill babies in abortions.
Aaron Campbell is “proud” abortionist, according to his won words.
Campbell kills babies for a living, just like his father before him at the Knoxville Center for Reproductive Health in Knoxville, Tennessee. He loves killing unborn children so much that, in a recent interview, he lamented how he couldn’t kill a couple’s baby in an abortion right after the Dobbs decision was released.
“I am a PROUD abortion provider,” he wrote that day on Facebook. “The effects of the SCOTUS ruling were quite literally immediate.”
Because his home state protects women and unborn children, Campbell is now a travelling abortionist. Apparently unable or unwilling to work legitimately in the medical field actually helping and healing patients with real medicine, he continues to end the lives of babies before birth in states where abortion is still legal.
According to a new interview, Campbell is now crisscrossing the country killing babies. When they say that abortion is between a woman and her doctor, this undermines that absurd claim because Campbell doesn’t know and has never even met the women whose babies lives he is ending.
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The abortionist is still shocked that abortions are a crime in some states.
“I can’t imagine doing a job for 40 years and it becoming a felony,” he said.
He justifies kiling babies because he doesn’t think they’re people. Which is standard for abortion supporters.
“Then you have to consider abortion in terms of how those rights compare to the rights of the pregnant person,” he said one day in April. “I think the rights of the pregnant person supersede … the right to life of the potential person.”
Yet he hasn’t thought much about what kind of job he really does for a living.
“I don’t know that I’ve had a lot of time to think about … like who I am,” Campbell said in August while visiting the Las Cruces clinic.
Maybe someday,as Campbell gets to enjoy his long life, he’ll consider the many lives he’s cut short.
