SAVANAH HERNANDEZ: Viral video reveals male, trans activist claiming to want a uterine transplant so he can 'be the first trans woman to have an abortion'

Libs of Tiktok, a Twitter account famous for bringing attention to some of the most extreme left-wing ideology, has uncovered a video of a male trans activist stating that he wants to become the first trans woman to receive a uterus implant so he can get an abortion.

“I’ll be the first trans woman to have a successful uterus transplant, ovaries and eggs included, and I want to be the first trans woman to have an abortion,” he begins.

He goes on to discuss how he wants to “let a doctor – cut the organs out of a willing, healthy trans masculine donor” so they can place them into his body. After, he states he plans on having “as much gay sex as it takes,” finishing by again stating, “I want to be the first trans woman to have an abortion."

While the activist seems to be reading from a script that was clearly written to evoke a reaction, his statement highlights the complete disregard the left holds for the sanctity of human life. It also highlights the reality that, as the trans craze continues to advance, we may see men getting the reproductive organs of women transplanted into their bodies simply to fulfill a desire to try and get an abortion.

Back in 2019, the National Institute for Health (NIH) discussed the potential for uterine transplantation into mens' bodies after the procedure was discovered to be successful in transplanting the fertile uterus of one woman into the body of another woman. This resulted in 42 procedures and “12 live births."

“If UTx (uterine transplantation) becomes an established treatment option for women with AUFI (absolute uterine factor infertility), UK and EU legislation would make it legally impermissible to refuse to perform UTx in transgender women solely because of their gender identity,” the NIH states.

However, despite one's gender identity, biological anatomy still comes into play. The NIH highlights the difference in vascular anatomy in the pelvis of men versus women, and that “the absence of a physiologically functioning vaginal mucosa may be problematic” in men trying to give birth via uterine transplantation.

However, that hasn’t stopped scientists from trying, and one case out of Turkey details a biological male with an “intestinal neovagina” who underwent a uterine transplant which resulted in “multiple embryo transfers and at least six early pregnancy miscarriages,” per the NIH.

While this procedure and the claims of biological men wanting to get abortions or give birth seem extreme, we’re already seeing an uptick in transgender women “chest feeding” chemically induced secretions from their chests to babies.

The CDC has also recently released guidance to trans people who want to “chestfeed” infants, a recommendation that also includes biological men. This guidance has been criticized for completely overlooking the potential side effects that feeding babies “breast milk” filled with the various drugs used during gender transition could have on them.

While the abortion-minded trans activist seems to be making his claims to evoke attention, many thought we’d never have to debate whether or not it was ethical to allow innocent children to drink the “breast milk” coming out of men’s chests, will men trying to giving birth via uterine transplant be next?