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Re: Where I (once again) rant about the right to choose

Marie Carnes — Mon, 26 Jan 2009 05:08:34 -0000

Chad might better be suited to directing his efforts towards educating men (and boys) on how their dicks' rights will never outweigh human rights. That is one area when men can have control, and yet they CHOOSE not to.

Sorry, it's late, and I probably sound like a total troll, but that's all I can think of.

Re: Where I (once again) rant about the right to choose

kmilyun — Mon, 26 Jan 2009 04:38:19 -0000

Very well stated - I so luv it when you are on a rant!

As an adopted gal I appreciate the options out there but it is a PERSONAL CHOICE! I am glad my birth mom decided not to abort me and I am not pro abortion either. It must not be a governments choice.

@willconley777 your government peer inside your pants for a hot look-see still has me snickering.

Re: Where I (once again) rant about the right to choose

ursulas — Mon, 26 Jan 2009 04:29:20 -0000

Excellent, honest rant!

And I agree 100%!

I'm glad I missed that tweet with the video. Profanities would have spilled forth!

Re: Where I (once again) rant about the right to choose

Ego Iterum — Mon, 26 Jan 2009 04:09:49 -0000

I enjoyed this rant. My $0.02: The terms "pro-choice" and "pro-life" are silly marketing terms, but ultimately the two useless labels come down to whether or not you enjoy having the government peer inside your pants for a hot hot look-see. Me, I'm not down with the government looking inside my pants or whatever. Therefore I am pro-choice. If you are pro-small government, i.e., Republicans and Libertarians, then you should be pro-choice. It's just an obvious no-brainer. So how come those same groups are generally anti-choice?

Addendum: Why are the words "choice" and "life" political opposites? Because some assholes framed the debate that way and it stuck like shit to the wall.