Interview · moment 17 of 27
Candace's Pro-Life Stance and Margaret Sanger
from #228 - Candace Owens | The Tim Dillon Show · #228
3 min
Guest
Candace explains her shift from pro-choice to staunchly pro-life, citing Margaret Sanger's eugenicist history and abortion's disproportionate effect on the black population, while distinguishing herself from those who shame women who've had abortions.
- Candace Owens on becoming unapologetically pro-life after realizing she was brainwashed about abortion being just a clump of cells.
- Tim explores Owens' claims about Margaret Sanger's abortion movement being designed as eugenics targeting Black populations.
- Candace argues the left relies on extreme rape scenarios because most abortions stem from irresponsibility rather than assault.
- Tim states he's pro-choice because he won't tell someone else what to do with their body, even while understanding pro-life arguments.
- He distinguishes his position from hard-right absolutism that rejects contraception and Plan B entirely.
- Tim's broader point: society needs to accept that people hold different moral codes and coexist without one group compelling another.