‘Buy a REAL Trojan condom!’ Abortion debate gets WILD



Charlie Kirt, who is completely unrelated to Charlie Kirk, is back doing what he loves most — debating college students about politics on their campus.

Kirt, who is also known as Alex Stein of “Prime Time with Alex Stein,” was approached by several young women who explained that they wanted to discuss the topic of abortion. “You don’t want this smoke,” one of them challenged, kicking off a passion-fueled debate that will go down in history as a meeting of some of the greatest minds.

“I want all the smoke,” Kirt fired back. “They say it’s a woman’s reproductive right to get an abortion. I think that it should be outlawed. I don’t like the death of little children. A lot of people say that it’s a fetus and that it’s not a human. That’s the farthest thing from the truth.”


“We were all fetuses, and with a little bit of time, we all became the beautiful lady that you are standing right in front of me,” he continued. “So I think abortion is terrible.”

The college students then brought up abortion in cases of rape, but Kirt didn’t let it knock him off his game.

“I don’t know of any states, if you do get raped, where you can’t get an abortion. In Texas, you can get an abortion if you get raped,” Kirt answered, before bringing out the big guns.

“Let me tell y’all something real quick, and y’all are young African-American ladies. If you notice, the predominant place that Planned Parenthood is put is in urban areas.”

“And why do they do that? Because the woman that created Planned Parenthood was a woman named Margaret Sanger. And she didn’t like African-Americans. And so she wanted African-Americans to actually kill their children,” he continued. “It originally started to take advantage of young African-Americans.”

“Now, I understand people don’t have the financial means to raise a baby, but that shouldn’t be an excuse, because you did have sex. You did not use protection. You made about four or five decisions to get here, and now you’ve got a baby. You’ve got to deal with it,” he added.

“What if, for instance, they were using protection, but the condom breaks, and then it’s like now you have to deal with the kid?” one of the women said, in a Hail Mary attempt to save their argument.

“It was your choice to buy an off-brand condom. Go buy a real Trojan condom. Don’t use the free condom that you got at the nightclub, you know, in the VIP lounge, or in the one you put a quarter in the bathroom. Go use a Trojan condom,” Kirt responded.

“And really, honestly, don’t be busting nuts like that. Don’t be busting nuts like that,” he continued. “If you don’t bust nuts like that, you don’t have babies.”

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Women who use the birth control pill face increased risk of depression: Study



The Food and Drug Administration approved America's first commercially produced contraceptive pill in 1960. Although Planned Parenthood's eugenicist founder Margaret Sanger touted it as a "magic pill," in the intervening 63 years, it has afflicted women with a multitude of side effects.

A new study published Monday in the peer-reviewed scientific journal "Epidemiology and Psychiatric Sciences" revealed that the so-called magic pill threatens women with an increased lifetime risk of depression.

Women who began using the pill as teenagers were found to have had a 130% higher rate of depressive symptoms compared to so-called never-users. Women who began taking oral contraceptives as adults suffered a 92% higher rate of depressive symptoms than their pill-free peers.

This adverse effect can prove to be fatal, especially among teens.

A 2020 study published in the journal "Psychological Medicine" indicated that young women using oral contraceptives may be at increased risk of suicidal behavior.

This population-based cohort study, conducted by Swedish researchers at Uppsala University, was based on data from 264,557 women in UK Biobank, a large long-term biomedical database and research resource. 80.6% of the study population were OC users, where the median time from first initiation to last use of OC was 10 years, and the median age of initiating and discounting use was 21 and 32 years, respectively.

Researchers found that the first two years of OC use were associated with a higher rate of depression compared to never users.

While the "increased risk declined with continued OC use ... the lifetime risk associated with ever OC use remained significantly increased." Women who used OCs during adolescence, in particular, remained at a heightened risk even after they discontinued.

The researchers theorized that the depression may be resultant, in part, by "hormonal fluctuations induced by OC initiation, which can affect women who are particularly sensitive to changes in the levels of hormones and their metabolites, such as allopregnanolone."

The study also found "higher depression rates in the first years after discontinuing OCs. This may reflect that women who get mood-related problems discontinue OC use, but are not diagnosed with depression until after cessation."

Researcher Therese Johansson of the Department of Immunology, Genetics and Pathology at Uppsala University, told ScienceDaily, "Although contraception has many advantages for women, both medical practitioners and patients should be informed about the side-effects identified in this and previous research."

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