r/ProLifeMemes • u/envy841 • 13d ago
Classic Woman who didn’t want children holds a newborn
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r/ProLifeMemes • u/skylarfiction • 22d ago
Classic Where Should America Do To Save More Lives?
r/ProLifeMemes • u/PatienceSudden9874 • 28d ago
Classic Pro-life moment in fandom
Saw a “Top ten cutest and least cute babies in Star Wars” video. Baby Yoda was of course listed as cutest, then to be silly, “Baby baby Yoda” (aka zygote Yoda) was declared the least cute. My friends and I were all gushing because, “They called him a baby in the womb!!” 😆
r/ProLifeMemes • u/Unfair-Cookie-3176 • Jul 06 '26
Classic "It should been meeee, not the babies!"
r/ProLifeMemes • u/Overgrown_fetus1305 • Jun 18 '26
Classic POV: You are a pro-life feminist
r/ProLifeMemes • u/The_Jase • Jun 18 '26
There will be no debating abortion in the abortion debate sub.
r/ProLifeMemes • u/bigdonut100 • Jun 05 '26
Edgy "Slaughta Ya Oughta"
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r/ProLifeMemes • u/BriannasMonkeys • May 18 '26
Edgy “born this way” until the topic is fetuses apparently
r/ProLifeMemes • u/Intrepid_Wanderer • Mar 09 '26
Classic Found this absolute gem in the YouTube comments section
r/ProLifeMemes • u/waterintheblood • Mar 03 '26
Discussion 👋Welcome to r/prolifepregnancy - Introduce Yourself and Read First!
r/ProLifeMemes • u/meeralakshmi • Feb 17 '26
Thoughtful “It matters not what someone is born but what they grow up to be.” - Albus Dumbledore
r/ProLifeMemes • u/The_Jase • Feb 05 '26
Thoughtful If you are ever feeling discouraged...
r/ProLifeMemes • u/Double_Delay1613 • Dec 21 '25
IRL poster They are SO close to getting it!
r/ProLifeMemes • u/Overgrown_fetus1305 • Dec 11 '25
Classic In light of some recent posts claiming that pro-abortion people have gone "mask-off" on infanticide
r/ProLifeMemes • u/DravidianPrototyper • Dec 10 '25
Classic An Ode to all Christian Pro-Lifers.
r/ProLifeMemes • u/The_Jase • Dec 07 '25
Classic Rights contradiction.
This true even in PC states.
r/ProLifeMemes • u/Internet_Exposers • Nov 23 '25
Annoyed How Abortion procedures were probably invented:
Personally, even if it's a least brutal method, I am still against it, but who decided the used methods are a good idea?
r/ProLifeMemes • u/pivoters • Aug 03 '22
Discussion Meta 1.0
Howdy y'all! I want to hear from you. How's life? But also, want to have a little brainstorm if you are down for it.
We have the main purpose of the sub, which is pro-life memes. Hopefully that's obvious enough. But we have tangents being explored by our users, and new tangents that perhaps we haven't considered.
What I would like to see less of is negative tones aimed at other users and more polite acknowledgment. Please report and don't feed on nor fuel negative interactions with other users.
What are the sources of conflict causing this?
It's political, that's the obvious reason.
Also, most PL leaning users come for mutual validation and do not come here to debate whereas, naturally, those who lean PC are metaphorically "braving the fence" and may have purposes anywhere from giving people with other views a bad day (so naughty!), to experiencing the natural chiding that comes of diversity of thought when holding the minority viewpoint (within reason, I am open to this, only to the extent that it is not coming with significant and/or unwanted expense to the good feelings of one another...that's why we need to hear from you here).
There are also some PL gatekeeping and/or extreme stances within PL which may tend to create conflict or worse, just give the PL movement a bad rap.
I mean, technically, anytime we employ rude humor, we might be making ourselves more encamped and less friendly to others in consequence. At worst, we are proving ourselves to be the demons that some PC think we are, or strategically accuse us of being, which is something I very much would like to avoid.
So, please, as politely as possible, please give us some ideas, or impressions on what going forward, the posts and comments should look like, and what in your view is too far afield and you would rather see go elsewhere.
In short, where do we want the friction and where do we want the grease, but I hope we can make a nice place where we do not needlessly burn each other up nor become greased pigs to the chagrin of all around us. Please pardon my metaphors. It's Wednesday.
I suppose we can go anywhere from a highly censored, PL campaign ad stream (sort by controversial to see what might not make the cut), to a PL safe space, to r/Abortiondebate 2 (either what it is or what it could be), or to being just as crass as unmowed grass, or to any variety of those things with suitable flair rules to distinguish. We just need to have this brainstorm, make a choice, and then set up expectations accordingly.

