A pro-life billboard in Portland, Oregon was painted with appalling graffiti saying “kill them kids” which prompted its removal and a denouncement from the state branch of Planned Parenthood.
The message originally read “Protect the Babies” and “Heartbeat 18 days from conception,” but some foul vandal painted the words “Kill them kids” on it, adding a black “X” on each of the child’s eyes.
A pro-life billboard in Portland was vandalized with the message, “Kill them kids.” When Roe v Wade was overturned last year, a number of pregnancy resource centers in Portland (& elsewhere) were attacked. Antifa militants posted the addresses on Twitter.https://t.co/p3iPMEGGWM pic.twitter.com/QlSrh0lQiz
— Andy Ngô ️ (@MrAndyNgo) January 2, 2023
Planned Parenthood Advocates of Oregon Executive Director An Do responded to the horrific message, distancing the organization from the sentiments expressed on the billboard.
“In the last six months since the Dobbs decision, we have devoted our time and resources to responding to the public health crisis unleashed by the Supreme Court’s decision,” he said to KOIN-6. “Our singular goal is to help patients – both those in Oregon and those forced to flee their states – overcome barriers to get the essential health care they need and deserve. That means focusing on health care and human rights, not vandalism.”
According to the Portland Police Bureau, it is not clear whether any reports have been filed in relation to the vandalism.
Social media had quite a bit to say about the billboard:
Remember when evil was subtle?
There is no pretense with them now.— Sandy 〽️ (@RightGlockMom) January 2, 2023
It’s amazing how their true colours really shine through
— Salmiakki (@Salmiakki2800) January 2, 2023
they should leave it like that. sends a bigger message
— Dyme (@CryptoParadyme) January 2, 2023
My heart is breaking
— Melissa Merritt (@Melissahm111) January 3, 2023
And they wonder why 60% of the state wants to break off and fuse with Idaho.
— Commander Crowe (@DillonCrowe3) January 3, 2023
I guess at least they’re honest.
— (@LemonDeepfried) January 3, 2023
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Sierra Marlee is a millennial whose hunger for the truth in a world of fake news has led her to write. Marlee also contributes to BizPac Review.
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