Guess What The Leading Cause Of Death Was Worldwide In 2018

With a new year upon us, let’s take a look at the leading cause of death throughout the entire world in the year 2018.
 
In stark contrast with my article in which I outright said you would never guess who was the preferred candidate for the Democrat Party for the 2020 elections (which was literally anyone else apart from the known candidates), I don’t think it will be difficult at all for you to guess what the leading cause of death was in 2018 throughout the world. Particularly due to the image at the top.
 
According to a report from Worldomoters, which runs tallies regarding populations, births, deaths, CO2 emissions and other things, some 41.9 million children were aborted in the year 2018 as of December 31st.
 
In 2018, 23% of all pregnancies ended in abortion. Abortion has caused more deaths than cancer (8.2 mill), smoking (5 mill), HIV/AIDS (1.7 mill), malaria (less than 1 mill), alcohol (2.5 mill) and traffic accidents (1.3 mill) COMBINED. And it’s not even close. All those deaths amount to less than 20 million. So abortions DOUBLE the amount of deaths of other things put together.
 
What’s more, Worldometers also reports that there have been roughly 60 million deaths this year. So more than TWO-THIRDS of the world’s deaths are a result of abortion.
 
It’s so bad that the head of March for Life said that abortion is the “social justice cause of our time”, likening it to the Civil Rights era of Martin Luther King Jr.
 
And I would have to say that that’s definitely an accurate statement. The most innocent among us are being targeted and it’s only getting worse, without even having to mention the fact that the lunatic Left is moving towards normalizing and advocating for pedophilia.
 
The fact that more than two-thirds of the world’s deaths in 2018 were abortions should be quite eye-opening.
 
It also doesn’t help that supposed Republican challenger to Donald Trump, Ohio Gov. John Kasich, once again vetoed a heartbeat bill that would have allowed for infants in the womb to escape abortion if a heartbeat is detected.
 
I’ve said multiple times in the past that there’s not a thing anyone can say to me that would convince me that abortion is in any way okay or that a child inside the womb is anything but a human being. It’s an atrocity that humanity would be so adamant about eliminating itself in this way for any reason.
 
Now, some people could stupidly come to me talking about how we’re overpopulated and abortion is necessary. First of all, no, we’re not overpopulated. Places like New York City have a huge population, but elsewhere, there’s still a whole lot of land for humans.
 
Second of all, the whole overpopulation argument comes from the heavily flawed Malthusian theorem. For those who don’t know, let me explain what it is. Basically, Malthus argued that although populations grow exponentially (2 to 4 to 8 and so forth), our food supply grows arithmetically (1 to 2 to 3 and so forth).
 
There are a lot of things wrong with this theory. First of all, Malthus lived in the 18th and early 19th century (1766-1834). Back then, manual labor was necessary for crop-planting, which is the biggest reason countries had slaves. Since then, technology has advanced and made it so that far less manual labor had to be used for crop-planting, and the food supplies would actually go up. Technology allows for more crops to be planted than a human would be able to.
 
But even if technology is entirely taken out of the equation, Malthus is still wrong. He thinks that if there are more people on the planet, there is less food to go around. And that would be the case if those people were unable to work and grow more food themselves.
 
So even if technology is out of the picture, more people means more food planted and other foods like animals can be gathered, bred, hunted, etc. Malthus thought that population growth far outpaced food supplies, when that’s not how it works in the least bit.
 
There’s more food than there is people, and one person can grow a lot of food (even without technology), so through planting and replanting, gathering of animals for breeding etc., food supplies can go up alongside people.
 
Again, that’s taking technology out of the equation. Technology gives us the ability to grow far more crops than ever before. I live in areas close to farmlands and have driven in highways that are close to farmlands. Those farmlands stretch out insanely far and the technology that you see on those farms is largely why.
 
So the overpopulation argument is based off of a flawed theorem by someone who didn’t take into account the advancement of technology (can’t really fault him for that too much, though, considering the time that he lived in).
 
In other words, overpopulation is not even an argument for abortion in the least.
 
There’s not much else I think I need to say, if I’m honest. At least, things that I haven’t said before. There is no legitimate argument in favor of abortion.
 
Anything else from “what if the pregnancy is a danger to the woman?”, which I’ve never seen be the case in the modern world with modern medicine that is getting better and better, to “my body, my choice”, which I would argue that it’s not your body that you’re affecting, it’s the baby’s that you’re destroying, is simply not a solid argument whatsoever. There is no legitimately good argument in favor of abortion.
 
It’s a sickening thing and dangerous to humanity itself, considering it’s responsible for two-thirds of the world’s deaths last year, and really you cannot convince me that it’s anything but murder.
 
I pray that we will eventually be able to kick back against this human tragedy and never allow for it to resurface. And there is not much else that can be used to accurately describe abortion than a modern day tragedy.
 
Psalm 139:13-14
“For you formed my inward parts; you knitted me together in my mother’s womb. I praise you, for I am fearfully and wonderfully made. Wonderful are your works; my soul knows it very well.”
 
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Author: Freddie Marinelli.