‘These souls deserve to live!’ Kanye posts and deletes pro-life Twitter post

Kanye West has posted and deleted a pro-life tweet saying calling six-month fetuses ‘souls’ that ‘deserve to live’. 

The controversial rapper’s pro-life stance comes as he and Planned Parenthood have engaged in a fierce back-and-forth after he claimed it was an organization run by ‘white supremacists to do the Devil’s work’.

Kanye, 43, shared a screenshot of a Google search, asking: ‘What does a 6 month fetus look like?’

Kanye West took to Twitter to declare that six month fetuses are ‘souls’ that ‘deserve to live’ in a now deleted tweet that included a Google search about the second trimester

The controversial rapper’s pro-life stance comes as he and Planned Parenthood have engaged in a fierce back-and-forth

Included in the grab was a brief WebMd excerpt detailing the growth and development during the second trimester.

‘These souls deserve to live,’ the former-Trump fan declared in his tweet.  

While the tweet has since been deleted, many have shared screengrabs of the post and have voiced their annoyance at Kanye’s declaration.

While the tweet has since been deleted, many have shared screengrabs of the post and have voiced their annoyance at Kanye’s declaration

Kanye made inflammatory remarks about Planned Parenthood in a controversial interview with Forbes Magazine, where he also states that he is ‘pro-life/ because he’s ‘following the word of the bible.’

Inflammatory: Kanye West, 43, (above in February this year) claimed in a Wednesday interview that Planned Parenthood is run by white supremacists to do ‘the Devil’s work’

Nia Martin-Robinson, who is Director of Black Leadership and Engagement at Planned Parenthood, rebuked the star, calling his claims ‘offensive’ and ‘infantilizing’ in a statement obtained by DailyMail.com.

‘Black women are free to make our own decisions about our bodies and pregnancies, and want and deserve to have access to the best medical care available. Any insinuation that abortion is Black genocide is offensive and infantilizing,’ Nia’s statement began. 

‘The real threat to Black communities’ safety, health, and lives stems from lack of access to quality, affordable health care, police violence and the criminalization of reproductive health care by anti-abortion opposition.”

Nia added, ‘At Planned Parenthood, we trust and we stand with Black women who have, and continue to lead the charge when it comes to the health, rights, and bodily autonomy of those in their communities.’

Hitting back: Nia Martin-Robinson, who is director of Black Leadership and Engagement at Planned Parenthood, has rebuked the star, calling his claims ‘offensive’ and ‘infantilizing’

Planned Parenthood also pointed out in response that it is not the first time Kanye has made headlines for ‘parroting factually incorrect, right-wing talking points on reproductive health care’ as last year he made the ‘false equivalency’ between Plan B and abortion.

Meanwhile, back in 2017, Kanye’s wife Kim Kardashian West met with Sue Dunlap, the president and chief executive of Planned Parenthood Los Angeles in an episode of Keeping Up with the Kardashians, in order for her to form an opinion on the organization and its services. 

‘The perception of Planned Parenthood is that it is an abortion clinic; that is nothing what it is like,’ enthused Kim, 39, in the episode, praising the group, while her sister Khloe stated that she was pro-choice. 

Kim added: ‘Hearing that first hand [women’s stories] really made it real for me.’ She later posted about the experience on Instagram saying she stood with Planned Parenthood.

Advocate: In 2017, Kim and her sisters Khloe and Kourtney visited Planned Parenthood Los Angeles and she later endorsed the organization saying ‘I stand with #PP’

‘My sisters and I visited Planned Parenthood recently and learned that the House of Representatives forced through a bill that strips health care coverage from millions of people and raises health care costs, including Planned Parenthood patients,’ she wrote.

Adding: ‘They are such an amazing place that provides so much to so many! #istandwithpp.’

Kanye has also received a huge backlash for revealing his anti-vaccine stance, telling Forbes: ‘It’s so many of our children that are being vaccinated and paralyzed… So when they say the way we’re going to fix COVID is with a vaccine, I’m extremely cautious.’

The rapper also claimed that he had COVID-19 in February this year and took hot showers and watched instructional videos to treat himself. He then referred to any potential COVID vaccine being a ‘mark of the beast.’