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 Posted: Tue Jan 22, 2008 8:28 am
I beg for humor, if only for a second. (PC Guild link about celebrations for 53 years of choice) http://www.gaiaonline.com/guilds/viewtopic.php?t=11702787I feel like... on one hand, you have a group of people calling abortion a "difficult" choice and that no one truly "likes" to actually get an abortion. Then you have this "happy" and "positive" celebrations over the ability to make said "difficult" choice. Did anyone else forget the fact that this is a surgical procedure? Not quite sure about any of you but I haven't seen any listings of celebrations forrhinoplasties, or angioplasties or chemotherapy in the past... like forty years. Y'know, just saying. I think certain people need to pick an attitude that does not contradict their views and stick with it. EDIT: In line with Guild rules, do not use names, and do not make reference to individuals.
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Posted: Tue Jan 22, 2008 9:34 am
That makes me sick to my stomach. They are such hypocrites!
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Posted: Tue Jan 22, 2008 10:34 am
Don't you mean 35 years and not 53?
I agree why would you celebrate something like that?
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Posted: Tue Jan 22, 2008 11:31 am
The intelligent pro-choice attitude that I've seen in REAL LIFE and off this site in the more hard-to-find intelligent corners of the internet
state, quite clearly, that this isn't some thing to celebrate. Not because its a bad thing, but because celebrating looks like a desperate cry of saying "ITS NORMAL, DAMNIT!" and so long as you seek to try to prove it, hardly any one will actually accept it.
Most intelligent choicers have the simple inclination to accept the existence of abortion, pry they never have to exersize its existence, and move on with the rest of their lives.
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Posted: Tue Jan 22, 2008 12:07 pm
Anyone else notice most of these celebrations were put on by Planned Parenthood?
"35 years of the most profitable choice yet--cha-CHING!"
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Posted: Tue Jan 22, 2008 12:36 pm
La Veuve Zin Anyone else notice most of these celebrations were put on by Planned Parenthood? "35 years of the most profitable choice yet--cha-CHING!" I'm blowing kisses in your general direction. Here's hoping the wind brings them to you.
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Posted: Wed Jan 23, 2008 4:38 pm
kp is dcvi La Veuve Zin Anyone else notice most of these celebrations were put on by Planned Parenthood? "35 years of the most profitable choice yet--cha-CHING!" I'm blowing kisses in your general direction. Here's hoping the wind brings them to you. It's been damn windy around these parts, so I'll probably get them.
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Posted: Wed Jan 23, 2008 8:37 pm
I forget where I saw it (either ADT or the other guild) where a pro-choicer mentioned seeing crosses set up to represent abortions and actually feeling pride that so many women had made that choice. I was more than a little nauseated by that statement. You're right, I think. Normal people do NOT feel pride at making such a choice.
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Posted: Thu Jan 24, 2008 2:35 pm
Texas Gypsy I forget where I saw it (either ADT or the other guild) where a pro-choicer mentioned seeing crosses set up to represent abortions and actually feeling pride that so many women had made that choice. I was more than a little nauseated by that statement. You're right, I think. Normal people do NOT feel pride at making such a choice. Pride over that s**t? How about a "I gassed a Jew" T-shirt, or "I flogged a slave" or "I beheaded an infadel"? I would actually wear one of the jew ones in public, to protest that kind of s**t.
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Posted: Fri Jan 25, 2008 8:38 pm
divineseraph Texas Gypsy I forget where I saw it (either ADT or the other guild) where a pro-choicer mentioned seeing crosses set up to represent abortions and actually feeling pride that so many women had made that choice. I was more than a little nauseated by that statement. You're right, I think. Normal people do NOT feel pride at making such a choice. Pride over that s**t? How about a "I gassed a Jew" T-shirt, or "I flogged a slave" or "I beheaded an infadel"? I would actually wear one of the jew ones in public, to protest that kind of s**t. I'd wear the slave one, because then people would look at me weird, and I'd be like, "Yeah I'm 150 years old, what's your problem? It's all in the diet and exercise!" But seriously though, that's pretty damn disgusting. Especially since so many of them argue that abortion is like a necessary evil.
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Posted: Sat Jan 26, 2008 4:33 am
I.Am divineseraph Texas Gypsy I forget where I saw it (either ADT or the other guild) where a pro-choicer mentioned seeing crosses set up to represent abortions and actually feeling pride that so many women had made that choice. I was more than a little nauseated by that statement. You're right, I think. Normal people do NOT feel pride at making such a choice. Pride over that s**t? How about a "I gassed a Jew" T-shirt, or "I flogged a slave" or "I beheaded an infadel"? I would actually wear one of the jew ones in public, to protest that kind of s**t. I'd wear the slave one, because then people would look at me weird, and I'd be like, "Yeah I'm 150 years old, what's your problem? It's all in the diet and exercise!" But seriously though, that's pretty damn disgusting. Especially since so many of them argue that abortion is like a necessary evil. They don't know what the ******** they're arguing.
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Posted: Sat Jan 26, 2008 7:45 am
I don't think it's about the choice. I never have. It's about having a choice, as if they've never had one to begin with.
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Posted: Wed Jan 30, 2008 7:57 pm
That's pretty hypocritical.
If I argued for the death penalty, I wouldn't celebrate "20 years of death, huzzah!"
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Posted: Sat Feb 02, 2008 1:30 am
It just disturbs me that majority of pro-choice people ignore the fact of whether the fetus is "human" or not and just rant on about how it's "the woman's body, so it's her choice."
Well, I believe labeling pro-abortion people as pro-choice makes little sense and really doesn't apply because it's actually limiting the choice to the woman. I believe it also affects the man and, of course, the child.
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Posted: Sat Feb 02, 2008 10:02 am
Texas Gypsy I forget where I saw it (either ADT or the other guild) where a pro-choicer mentioned seeing crosses set up to represent abortions and actually feeling pride that so many women had made that choice. I was more than a little nauseated by that statement. You're right, I think. Normal people do NOT feel pride at making such a choice. Does this person feel proud when their little cousin sets an entire row of ants on fire? I think all the pro-choicers I know IRL would call that ******** sick, too.
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