That's how the Rev. Jim Harden, president of CompassCare Pregnancy Services in Rochester, New York, framed the current rhetorical—and physical—attacks on crisis pregnancy centers.

Harden has been speaking out against this violence while attempting to shatter some of the claims from politicians and activists who oppose crisis pregnancy centers.

The Firebombing of His Clinic

Harden's Buffalo clinic was among those centers firebombed by individuals purportedly infuriated over the US Supreme Court's Dobbs v. Women's Health Organization ruling last month that overturned Roe v. Wade and returned abortion laws to the states.

The faith and crisis clinic leader said the building faced severe damage in early June, weeks before the Dobbs ruling was released. With a leaked draft version of the decision circulating at the time, crisis pregnancy centers and churches like his faced furor and damage.

"All the glass in the facility [was] broken, and the fires were lit, and the damage was catastrophic," Harden said.

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Rather than receiving support from New York Gov. Kathy Hochul (D) and other state officials, Harden said politicians have decided to launch an investigation into crisis pregnancy centers to explore whether these organizations are sharing incorrect medical information. (Screengrab image)

Hochul attracted quite a bit of attention this month for calling pro-life Americans "neanderthals," something Harden responded to quite fervently.

"[Hochul has] referred to us as subhuman she called us 'neanderthals,'" he said. "I mean, it's like something out of a dystopian novel."

No Support From New York

While a few state officials denounced the violence at crisis pregnancy centers, Harden said his organization hasn't received any phone calls from officials like Hochul offering help or expressing dismay over what unfolded.

"It has been a little disappointing," he said. "And instead of reaching out and saying, 'Hey, let's enforce the law equally, let's protect all of our citizens equally,' Governor Hochul essentially sent $10,000,000 to [abortion providers]"... Subscribe for free to Breaking Christian News here

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