As mentioned earlier he compares abortion to the Holocaust. In comparing humans to dogs, he states that animals are more protected than humans. He goes on to say that if a person were to take a dog to the vet and evacuate the womb of its puppies, that person would be arrested for animal cruelty and be treated badly by the media and justice system. He also uses the effective metaphor of comparing babies to slaves. Slave owners can harm or kill the slaves if they wish.
Mothers can also kill or harm their unborn baby if they choose to.
Identification Folger identifies himself with the audience as being a fellow Christian. He encourages his audience, as Christians, to take action to reverse the fate of the nation by becoming active in the church's pro-life organization and winning others to Christ. By doing this he creates an idea that the Christians are on one side, the rest of the world is on another. He encourages them to recruit others to join in their Christian fight against abortion and the fall of the nation. By identifying himself with his audience, it helps increase his credibility that he is one of them, thereby increasing the likelihood that they will also identify with his cause.