11 Inspiring Signs From the March for Life

LifeNews ^ | 1/23/14 | Kelsey Harris

[rhema]

This year, hundreds of thousands of pro-lifers gathered for the March for Life held in Washington, D.C. every year on the anniversary of Roe v. Wade. Here are [two of] 11 of the most inspiring signs at the March:

[Vigilanteman]

I can’t help but notice how all of our women are beautiful and attractive and all of theirs are angry and ugly.

[Buckeye McFrog]

The huge turnout on such a bitterly cold day is in itself inspiring.

[bigbob]

I heard some film-maker guy talking about this on FNC. He wasn’t an ideologue for the Pro Life movement, but was overwhelmed by the turnout and passion shown by those who marched. And he commented on their polite respectful behavior.

[brooklyn dave]

I remember we had a pro-life rally in NYC (can u imagine that)—Cardinal O’Connor was there —this had to be 92 or 93. well anyway, one of the pro-aborts held a sign—keep your rosaries off my ovaries. The fact is, I wouldn’t let my rosaries or anything else belonging to me within 20 yards of that venus fly trap between yr legs.

[YankeeReb]

As always the MSM dutifully ignores this march.

[Vigilanteman]

. . . or, as a friend of mine says “They is so ugly that they couldn't get laid in a gigolo house with a fistful of dollars!”

[rktman]

s/. I heard only 12 people showed up across the entire country. /s off.

Thanks to all those that braved the cold to undertake a worthy action. Bless you and prayers for your safe return home.

[DJ MacWoW]

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[Mr. K]

This was ALL OVER the news yesterday too! NOT!!

But put 12 angry feminist baby-kiilers in a parking lot somewhere and you will have 24/7 media coverage

[VRW Conspirator]

bfl

[bus man]

I can’t help but notice how all of our women are beautiful and attractive and all of theirs are angry and ugly.

That's been my observation as well. I went to the Promise Keepers rally in D.C. in 1997, and as my group walked from Union Station towards the Mall, we passed two groups of women. The first, holding signs denouncing male chauvinism and patriarchy (or whatever), were angry and unattractive (both in appearance and behavior). But the second group, holding signs in support of our rally, were not only good-looking, but were kind and friendly as well. We ignored the first group, and exchanged friendly greetings and pleasantries with the second.

Back on topic . . . kudos to the beautiful young ladies, and their compatriots, who braved the bone-chilling cold (wind chills in the single digits, and below) in support of the unborn.

[rhema]

12? Do the media need that many to spur 24/7 coverage of one of their favorite causes?

[rhema]

Or at the very least, angry on the outside, ugly on the inside.