Gary Coleman Linked to Anti-Abortion Website

FOX23/WXXA ^ | October 15, 2003 | WXXA - Albany, NY

[H8DEMS]

Gary Coleman is in for a shock the next time he surfs the internet - his domain name is still being linked to an anti-abortion site.

The Diff'rent Strokes star thought he'd legally shut down www.garycoleman.com after learning it was linked to an antiabortion site, but it's still running.

He says, "I believe in women's rights period, end of story, there is no argument.

"I was absolutely incensed. We shut that madness down and my name was no longer linked to an anti-abortion site."

Coleman and his legal team are now investigating the ongoing use of his domain name.

[11th Earl of Mar]

He says, "I believe in women's rights period, end of story, there is no argument...

"... and that's the long and short of it."

[Always Right]

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[riri]

And what Gary Coleman, defunct actor from one TV sitcom 25 years ago, has to say is relevant because?

[watchin]

"I believe in women's rights period, end of story, there is no argument."

But ... but ... wait Gary ... does that mean you support the selective aborting of baby girls, or not?

[aruanan]

"I was absolutely incensed. We shut that madness down and my name was no longer linked to an anti-abortion site."

Gary Coleman's intelligence and acting ability is commensurate with his stature.

[MineralMan]

"Gary Coleman's intelligence and acting ability is commensurate with his stature."

Which has nothing whatever to do with someone hijacking his name for a site which reflects the opposite of his beliefs. Whether or not you approve of abortion, the folks running that site have done something they should not be doing.

I give you this question: I don't know what your name is, but suppose someone decided to start a web site with yourname.com as the URL. The site features an extremist pro-choice point of view. You're in the public eye.

What would your reaction be?

[aruanan]

I give you this question: I don't know what your name is, but suppose someone decided to start a web site with yourname.com as the URL. The site features an extremist pro-choice point of view. You're in the public eye.

I'd feel justifiably upset if I were the only one with that name, instead of one of hundreds.