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Veteran Reporter For Major Israeli News Station Declares ‘It Is Better For Women To Murder Their Children Instead Of Give Them Up For Adoption Because They Are Unwanted Anyways And Will Just Become Worthless Criminals’

Becky Griffin is a well-respected reporter for YNetnews, the largest newspaper in Israel. In response to the recent school shootings in Florida, she said that it would be better for women to murder babies than give them up for adoption because they are unwanted anyways and will just become worthless criminals:

As America reels from another mass shooting in Florida, one abortion activist used the tragedy to claim that fewer mass shootings would happen if more babies were aborted.

Journalist Becky Griffin’s tweets about abortion and the mass shooting went viral Thursday.

“Woman puts baby up for adoption, he grows up to be a violent young man who will spend the rest of his life in prison for a mass murder. Tell me more about how abortions are wrong,” she wrote Thursday.

The tweet is a reference to alleged mass murderer Nikolas Cruz’s background as an adopted child. According to the AP, he was living with friends after both of his adoptive parents died. Neighbors said his mother, Lynda Cruz, died Nov. 1, and Cruz had mental health problems.

Cruz allegedly killed 17 people and injured 13 others Wednesday at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida, the report states.

Griffin quickly received backlash for her tweets about adoption and abortion. Responding to her critics, Griffin directed “trolls” to an old article claiming that abortions reduce crime. Experts have refuted this claim, made popular in the book “Freakonomics,” numerous times.

While Griffin later clarified that she does not oppose adoption and did not mean to insult any adoptees, she continued to assert that some children should be aborted.

People on both sides of the abortion debate quickly criticized Griffin for using the slaughter of 17 innocent lives to push abortion. (source)

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