Blogging for choice.

[nolawitch58]

If you are not pro-choice, you are unamerican. If you are not pro-choice, you are basing your opinions primarily on religious belief. As we all know, religion is not to be established by the United States Constitution. If you want your religion to be enacted into law, you are an unamerican theocrat. Unamerican theocrats are allegedly the enemies of America. If you are not pro-choice, turn yourself into the Department of Homeland Security for transport to Gitmo or one of the other fine facilities in some hell-hole country that allows us to torture you there. Thank you and have a shitty rest of your life.

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[voxwoman.livejournal.com]

Hey, as a quasi-related aside, remember that mock court thing we were going to do back on UF? Well Boston Legal kinda sorta did it for us tonight.

The verdict? The woman was castigated for stealing the man's sperm (and the woman judge also said she would like to throw the pregnant woman in jail), but the judge was not going to force her to abort the baby. Oh well.

Wow...

[framstag.livejournal.com]

So I'm American and Bush ain't. You never stop learning.

Ironically (some) men want to tell women what they are allowed to do, even though their part took only a few minutes, where the woman has to do the work for about 20 years.

(Talking about: I once read about a law in Michigan, that the hair of a woman belongs to her husband, and that the women ain't allowed to get their hair cut without the permission of their husbands.)

[kitten-goddess.livejournal.com]

To me, pro-choice encompasses more than reproductive freedom. It means having the right to bear arms, the right to ingest what I choose, and the right to say anything I want. Of course, I then bear the consequences of what I choose. The government has no business legislating morality between consenting adults.