[supercat]

It wasn't a shirt, but a sign. A few years ago there was a "March for Women's Lives" [= save the women from having babies] in Washington DC. Post-abortive women were asked to come wearing black, holding empty strollers, with signs that said that. The pro-abortionists told me "get help", "get therapy"; "get effed", "get a burka", "go to hell", "I don't regret any of mine", and the winner was "Your mother should have aborted you." They threw condoms at us.

Thanks for the story. I wish those marches would catch on. You're taking flak because you're very close to (and hitting!) the target.

I believe some will stop and think, if they ever find themselves "in a predicament." Some of us discussed it and said that the abuse was worth that.

Only some thought the abuse was worth that (do you mean that was worth the abuse)? Being attacked by soulless people in that circumstance should be regarded as a mark of honor, especially if the attacks are seen by those who (wrongly) believe the pro-aborts are pro-freedom. Try to tell such a person that the most activist abortion advocates are evil and hateful and they won't believe it. But let such a person see the abortion advocates assaulting women who aren't trying to restrict abortion, or say it's evil, but merely express the truth of their own personal regret, and that person will likely recognize the truth.

[nina0113]

I’m sorry, I realized after I posted that I hadn’t been clear. The actual March was pro-abortion. We were there as part of “Operation Witness” (still got the t-shirt, but where would I wear it?) organized by Operation Rescue to show the marchers that there is in fact a down side to abortion. Seeing some of the pro-aborts realize it (really, it was like in the cartoons where you can see the light bulb come on) was worth the abuse we took from many other pro-aborts.