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Hmm, very interesting podcast. Thanks for sharing!
That was very illuminating. The part that stood out to me was when Monica was explaining that allowing for the killing of the preborn would also, in principle, endanger certain groups of born people. The cohost's response (Jessica was her name, if I've got that right) was literally, "I don't give a shit. You're wrong. They're not the same." No argument. No evidence. No reasoning. Just, "I don't give a shit."
Well, you can not "give a shit" all you want, but that isn't a compelling response. Just imagine if pro lifers responded to pro choice arguments by saying, "I don't give a shit." I think the pro life movement would fizzle pretty quickly.