Actress Alyssa Milano has been a very vocal Hollywood force pushing forth the pro-abortion agenda.
“Women’s physical and socioeconomic needs and wants matter,” Milano tweeted last month. “They should not have to suffer a punitive pregnancy to suit a fringe opinion on abortion.”
One clever commenter retorted with a comparison regarding Hitler and the Jews to point out just how flimsy her argument was when applied to other contexts, like genocide.
“Germans’ physical and socioeconomic needs and wants matter; they should not have to suffer a punitive Jewish population to suit a fringe opinion on abortion,” quipped a Twitter user identifying himself as Adolf Hitler for the sake of driving home a point.
Recently Milano has also threatened to boycott Georgia if the state signs its heartbeat bill into law. Earlier this week, the actress posted a public list of other Hollywood celebrities who would join her in boycotting the state if the bill passes.
Essentially they are threatening to take $10 billion in Hollywood revenue away from the peach state.
.@brielarson, @PattyArquette, @1SpencerGarrett, @amysmart26, @MelissaJPeltier @GraceParra360, @halfadams, @Slack2thefuture, @mrrickywhittle, @eorlins & #NataliePortman are also telling @BrianKempGA, that #HB481IsBadForBusiness. There are now over 100 signers. pic.twitter.com/tsGTzX6xLf
— Alyssa Milano (@Alyssa_Milano) April 1, 2019
Now it appears Milano is attempting to use the Bible to back up her stance on abortion — and the public has been quick to call it out as totally ludicrous.
“I love God. I believe in God,” wrote Milano in a tweet posted on April 1st. “But I don’t believe my personal beliefs of which we can’t confirm should override scientific facts and what we can confirm.”
She followed the statement with a Scripture reference to John 3:12:
“If I have told you earthly things and you do not believe, how can you believe if I tell you heavenly things?”
Say WHAT?
Talk about a misuse of Scripture — and a completely botched effort to marry science and theology.
Clearly failing to make a connection with her lackluster attempt to pepper the Word of God in with her pro-choice stance, Twitter users immediately fired back.