“Hey hey, ho ho, Supreme Court has got to go!” chanted Women’s March activists as they arrived outside the Supreme Court on Saturday afternoon, where police forced them to stay back from anti-abortion activists who had already set up there. The demonstrators faced off over abortion access on the year year anniversary of Roe v Wade being overturned.
“Baby killers, go home!” chanted members of “Progressive Anti-Abortion Uprising” (PAAU).
Abortion access supporters and opponents argued from across the police line.
“Abortion is a tool of the patriarchy!” an anti-abortion activist said.
“I don’t want a kid!” an abortion access supporter said.
The debate turned to the subject of miscarriages, with an abortion access supporter describing that “miscarriage is abortion.”
“Never have we ever wanted to ban miscarriages” argued a man holding a “grow beyond Roe” sign.
Infiltrator among Women’s March
As Women’s March activists protested, anti-abortion activist AJ Hurley was noticed attempting to infiltrate the event, wearing a shirt saying “Say NO to child support, Pro Choice Men” and yelling “abortion rights are men’s rights!”
Abortion access supporting activists attempted to call him out and block him, and the police ultimately pulled him out.
Shortly after police removed anti-abortion activist AJ Hurley from the abortion-access-supporting side of the protest he was pretending to be a part of, he accused someone of assault.
“I can make an arrest, but you’ll have to go to court,” MPD told him.
“Yeah, arrest her,” Hurley said.
As a Capitol Police Officer pressed him further, he affirmed “yes, she assaulted me,” but then changed his mind.
“Y’know what, leave it, let her go, she’s just stupid.”
“Alright!” the officer replied.
“You tried to false flag em, huh?” News2Share asked AJ Hurley after he pretended to be part of the Women’s March to discredit them.
He stayed in character, insisting “I don’t want to wear a condom” and “I didn’t infiltrate their side, I’m part of their side” but says he was assaulted.
As the event ended, anti-abortion activist AJ Hurley continued posing as a Women’s March supporter as he was confronted.
“I should be able to raw-dog without fiscal responsibility,” he said. “Women’s rights are men’s rights, and thank you for marching for me and Andrew Tate.”
