The Boston Men’s March for Life was interrupted by a group of people dressed in T-Rex costumes. Led by Rob Potylo, a “musical comedian” who has released hundreds of videos of himself protesting at various events and causes, the group stood near where men had gathered after praying outside a Boston Planned Parenthood for a “Rally for Personhood” at the Parkman Bandstand on Boston Common.
Upon entering Boston Common, the men were met by Potylo and his group, who played loud music. Potylo then offered the attendees a Sea-Monkey kit, making a bizarre comparison between the tiny shrimp and unborn human life, telling attendees: “You can grow useless cells in your own house.”
Once the Men’s March for Life had gathered, Potylo, who is himself a white middle aged man, began confronting the police officers managing the area. Approaching the officers, many of whom were black, he accused them of discriminating against people of colour.
After the event had died down, Potylo turned his attention to a female police officer, who appeared visibly uncomfortable with his advances, and began telling her she was “absolutely gorgeous” and that she was “a pure seven, I love her with the ponytail.”
The Boston Men’s March began on Father’s Day in June 2021, when hundreds of men gathered in Washington D.C. to pray, witness and proclaim that abortion is not just a “women’s issue”, but that men have a grave responsibility to stand up for life and prevent “the exploitation of our sisters for profit”. The event has taken place each year since, with numbers steadily growing and similar events emerging across the United States.
The March is one of many pro-life events that take place across the country each year, the largest by far being the annual March for Life in Washington D.C., which draws hundreds of thousands to the nation’s capital.
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