Violins, Please. Make Them Electric.
One of the most constant mantras of the pro-abortionists is "safe, legal, and rare."
Abortions should be "safe," meaning for the docs who perform it and the poor women who are hoodwinked into it.
It should be "legal," meaning unfettered access to abortion for all, including children without their parents' knowledge.
And above all (violins here, move in for the soulful closeup) it should be "rare." Rare, because its such a painful decision. And painful decisions are bad for you, as every civilized person knows. Bad, bad, bad.
So what are they partying about?
Yesterday at the YWCA I noticed a bright new poster on the bulletin board.
"ROCK FOR ROE!"
"Celebrating the 33rd anniversary of Roe V. Wade, the decision legalizing abortion in the U.S."
Two concerts- an "all ages" concert at five, and a "21+" beginning at ten- preceeded by a reception at the Macalester Alumni House. "Enjoy wine, music and appetizers as we celebrate the 33rd anniversary of Roe V. Wade!"
If you go to www.rockforroe.com you can see the poster for yourself. I had to go to the website because, oddly, there were no directions or mention of a venue on the poster at the Y.
I wonder why.
Abortions should be "safe," meaning for the docs who perform it and the poor women who are hoodwinked into it.
It should be "legal," meaning unfettered access to abortion for all, including children without their parents' knowledge.
And above all (violins here, move in for the soulful closeup) it should be "rare." Rare, because its such a painful decision. And painful decisions are bad for you, as every civilized person knows. Bad, bad, bad.
So what are they partying about?
Yesterday at the YWCA I noticed a bright new poster on the bulletin board.
"ROCK FOR ROE!"
"Celebrating the 33rd anniversary of Roe V. Wade, the decision legalizing abortion in the U.S."
Two concerts- an "all ages" concert at five, and a "21+" beginning at ten- preceeded by a reception at the Macalester Alumni House. "Enjoy wine, music and appetizers as we celebrate the 33rd anniversary of Roe V. Wade!"
If you go to www.rockforroe.com you can see the poster for yourself. I had to go to the website because, oddly, there were no directions or mention of a venue on the poster at the Y.
I wonder why.
You sound like someone who's never had to make that decision.
ReplyDeleteNot having an abortion (or not having to make that choice) does not automatically disqualify you from forming an opinion or joining in the debate.
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