By
Roger Kiska2024-03-08T11:06:00
An angry mob hurled abuse at pro-life students in Manchester, yet Christians are arrested for praying silently outside abortion clinics. It’s not OK, says Roger Kiska
On the 29th of February, Tke Media posted a shocking video on social media. It showed pro-life students at the University of Manchester being physically and verbally assaulted by what can only be described as a mob of protesters.
The pro-life group was guilty of nothing more than peacefully meeting, as any other society might, on their university campus. Yet a crowd of approximately 250 – 300 people surrounded the building and had to be held back by police as members of the pro-life society entered and exited.
Inge Botha, a first year student who attended the meeting, later told GB News that she was ”told to ‘get raped’ by a man in the crowd”. Eggs were thrown, and Botha described ”a wall of people screaming at us. It was so loud that it made your ears ring. The protestors got right up in our faces with their hands and faces, screaming insults and making terrible threats.”
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