Pro-abortion responses to Ask Them What They Mean by “Choice” Day
~I assume that us “pro-aborts” will be completely shut down by this query and the flimsiness of our stance on abortion will be shown and God be revealed and all will be well.
~ At first I laughed, then I realised this is like actually like a real thing. Brace yourself for the 22nd Pro-Choicers, we’re in for our toughest challenge yet.
~Awwwww, poor things don’t understand what the word “choice” means. Oh Ms. Stanek. You never fail to amuse me. This shall be interesting.
~ oh my f***ing g**, Jill Stanek is a sack of feces. Ignorant steaming feces. I just… is it wrong that I just want to laugh and laugh and laugh at this? I mean it’s so… it’s like a joke!
~ Pro-choice responses to Ask Them What They Mean by “Choice” Day tomorrow at married to trouble, January 19
murder day.
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Classy, dropping the f-bomb.
Sometimes it’s impossible to believe that the people who want to save the unborn are human and the people who want to kill the unborn are also human….
WAIT. I guess there can be different kinds of human.
The irony just knocked me upside the head.
Morning, Heather!
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Proaborts always keep it classy.
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morning carla and courtnay. have a few friends coming over. were gonna pop popcorn and watch movies;) one is my bff and she regrets her abortion! but we wont be on the depressing topic today. its freezing cold here so well make the most of it. hey courtnay my mom lived in florida for 15 years but she moved back to TN a few years ago. thats where shes from. ardmore.
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i went to the march in dc in 07 and it was great! God bless any and all going this year. im unable. too much going on.
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Well, what DO you mean by choice pro-aborts? Because you fight tooth and nail to close down CPC’s that offer women the other side of choice… to keep the baby. You fight tooth and nail to prevent informed consent so the woman can make a truly informed choice! You fight anything that keeps the woman from “choosing” abortion, so how exactly do you support “choice” again?
Doesn’t choice mean at LEAST two options? Yet you only champion one. So…. you’re not really pro-choice after all. You’re pro-abortion. Own it.
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yep sydney. they want death. one of my friends just showed up. she took plan b once and it made her very ill! the one on the way is post abortive and i took poison depo provera for 14 years so i guess we were all dumbed down by the abortion industry. stand up girls! its cool to be conservative!!!!!!!!
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There will be a lot of pro-aborts avoiding the question, “What do you mean by Choice?”
They will snark a lot — “Ha ha! That’s a dumb question. Only a dummy would ask such a dumb question. I’m not going to be dumb an answer your dumb question.”
Others will get angry, refuse to answer, and accuse us of wanting women to die.
I will be very impressed if even one thoughtful pro-abort blogger takes up the challenge and actually discusses the meaning of choice. It would be easy. They could advocate for ultrasounds, fully and accurately informed consent, providing a full array of services to meet a pregnant woman’s needs (including abortion, adoption, parental assistance).
The abortion industry does not want these things, of course. But a thoughtful blogger could.
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Looks like one of them is trying to say you’re hot, Jill.
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I assume that us “pro-aborts” will be completely shut down by this query and the flimsiness of our stance on abortion will be shown
And I don’t assume that. I expect it. ^_^
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They seem pretty angry for people who are supposedly laughing. Just saying.
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oh wow ive just read what they said about jill. wow such anger. and they said ms stanek. they are stoooopid. its mrs stanek as jill is married. i lol at their ignorance.
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Oh but Heather! Didn’t you know? “Mrs” is a term of mysogenistic gender enslavement! Any enlightened ‘pro-choice liberated’ woman wouldn’t use such a horribly outmoded and politically incorrect term! /sarcasm off/
Seriously though, I actually have been told that before in reference to why someone didn’t use the term “mrs” or “wife” when speaking about HIS (yes a male actually said that) wife. (And I’ve heard similar lines pretty frequently from liberal feminists). I’m actually surprised they used ‘ms’ instead of ‘mz’.
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I love being “Mrs. M”. I am not a Ms. I usually correct people when they refer to me that way. Being a Mrs. is not enslavement but more freedom than I ever thought possible. I have the security of a man who loves me and I am privileged to raise and mold his children. Maybe marriage isn’t for every woman but the feminists shouldn’t knock those of us who choose it and love it!
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Sydney I totally agree! I was thrilled after marriage to be able to introduce myself as Mrs John Smith (obviously not my husband’s real name). He’s my other half and I’m pleased as punch to lay claim to that. Sure, I would have been ‘fine’ if I never married, but I knew I wanted harth and home from a very young age.
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CT: “They seem pretty angry for people who are supposedly laughing. Just saying.”
The classic passive-aggressive “LOL.” They ain’t laughin’.
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The’re laughing all the way to the killing fields. Charming.
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Hey ladies! Show your independence from men by refusing to take your husband’s name!
Just like Patty Reagan, who wants to be known as Patty Davis, from her mother’s maiden name. Um, which happens to be…her step-grandfather’s name. :)
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hans i didnt know that about patty davis. *head spin* i really liked ronald regan but the only kid who has his head on right ( not a kid anymore) is micheal. and imagine that he was adopted. but people who dont care about pro life dont adopt now do they? and @ jespren and sydney i indeed took my husbands name in marriage.
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Haha what tools.
Praying that the Lord will soften their hearts!
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Well, with unassailable logic like that, I’m convinced. I’m going to delete all my pro-life blog posts forthwith!
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Heather,
Yeah, I always found it amusing that Patty (maybe “Pattii”?) didn’t want her father’s name, but took her mother’s step-father’s name.
In Scandinavian culture, males originally got their last name from a father’s first. So centuries ago I had an ancestor named “Johan” (became “John-son” at Ellis Island). Women who aren’t currently married add “dottir” (daughter of) to their father’s first name. Like “Olafdottir”.
Anyway, I’m old-fasioned too, about a family identifying with one name. None of these hyphenated names, especially for the poor kids. :)
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Hans Johnson, the really confusing ones (poor kids!) are where mom doesn’t take dad’s name (and dad doesn’t take mom’s), so separate names for the parents, not even hyphenated *then* they have the kids take only one of the last names! I knew a family where the daughters were given the mom’s last name and the son’s were given the dad’s. Know of (but not actually knew) a family where they just flip flopped, so first child had dad’s last name, next child had mom’s last name, etc. And have known several families where mom kept her last name, but the kids were given hyphenated last names, so their last name didn’t match *either* of their parents!
Other than traditional comfort I have no objection to the guy taking his wife’s last name, and I knew one couple that both changed their last name (to the same, unrelated to either previous name) when they got married. But I agree with you, if you’re going to be married, one name per family please!
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Oh my! What a nasty and ignorant thing to say about Jill. It doesn’t contribute anything worthwhile to the debate in any way.
Mind you, its not as bad as the sheer volume and ferocity of abuse, intimidation and outright threats splattered all over various social media sites against a 16 year old schoolgirl because a court upheld the constitution.
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Latin cultures have an interesting naming process. The one last name thing is Western cultural tradition, not all over. The naming traditions are no more confusing to children than the US naming conventions are.
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Well, Jack, if you were to pick up a hyphenated naming system, I would only hope your wife’s maiden name wasn’t “Belt”. :)
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I notice not one of the brave little warriors for reproductive injustice was bold enough to leave a comment here. Too funny. Guess they’re only ’empowered’ enough to spew on their own sites where they can get validation from the sistahs and screech for backup when the debate goes against them, which was about 99 percent of what happened on twitter yesterday. Predictable. Needless to say, I got about a month’s worth of moronic prochoice quotes to blog.
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“Hey ladies! Show your independence from men by refusing to take your husband’s name!”
Hey men! Show your independence from women by refusing to take your wife’s name!”
How many men do you think are willing to take their wife’s last name? I think an equitable idea is for both genders to keep their last names. Male children born to the couple could take their dad’s name and female children would take their mom’s.
The history of taking the man’s last names started with the sexist idea of men owning women (the dads sold their daughters to their future son-in-laws). This attempt to own humans is something that I believe led to legalized abortion in the first place.
“the really confusing ones (poor kids!) are where mom doesn’t take dad’s name (and dad doesn’t take mom’s), so separate names for the parents, not even hyphenated *then* they have the kids take only one of the last names!”
I didn’t take my first husband’s last name but we gave all three of our children have his last name (however, I wish our daughter would have been given my last name but she can make her own choice now).
I didn’t take my second husband’s last name either. I’ve proudly kept the name I was born with and neither husband was too keen on changing his name for marriage’s sake either, understandably so. There are three last names in our family now and we haven’t found it to be confusing in the least. Last names don’t make a family.
Husband number one has only seen our children a handful of times in the last year (he lives 15 minutes away) and contributes financially only when forced by the court — and not always then. He has recently left his second wife who did take his last name (poor woman!) and is busy courting another woman.
Maybe I should change my kid’s last name to the name of their step-dad’s. After all he’s the man who is doing a superior job helping me raise them.
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I notice not one of the brave little warriors for reproductive injustice was bold enough to leave a comment here. Too funny.
They’re probably the ones coming to the site and “liking” all of Doug’s posts. I think they’d click “like” if he said he was busy picking his nose. :D
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Now that’s funny!
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