WASHINGTON D.C.—A few pro-life protesters started the day outside the Supreme Court, but as the day went on, pro-abortion protesters dominated the scene.
At 9 a.m., the few protesters present were mostly from pro-life groups. The scene was quiet under slightly cloudy skies.
Near the court, a few people from different sides discussed the issues. Asher Pate, a pro-abortion atheist visiting Washington, spoke with Bryan Kemper, a pro-life Catholic. Both were civil in their exchange.
For the pair, the core of the abortion debate was why human life is valuable. Pate agreed that it is wrong to kill a sentient human being, but said he didn’t believe unborn humans were sentient.
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