Rally for Choice ad (Barf alert)

Planned Parenthood ^

[Tomalak]

http://www.rallyforchoice.com/

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[BUSHdude2000]

We lose this fight no matter what when we let the left use the words choice or choose: they only want to choose to have an abortion and end a life. They don't want us to choose to own firearms. They don't want us to choose where our kids go to school. They don't want to us to choose how we spend our money instead of the gov't. When these Dem candidates are running for president and they talk about "a woman's right to choose", they have to clarify "to kill a baby" or "to have an abortion". By automatically giving them the understanding that we know they mean abortion, puts us in the loss column.

[madprof98]

How much federal money goes to Planned Parenthood? They must have some great tax dodge to be able to use government cash to run their business while they run ads directly attacking the President.

[formercalifornian]

We must rip this useful phrase away from them. Simply call ourselves pro-choice on all these other issues constantly. If people begin to be unsure just what kind of pro-choice a person is, pro-aborts will have to start using the distasteful word "abortion" again and the issue will be less muddied.

[Mr. Mulliner]

That is one of the sickest, lie-filled things I have ever seen. God help us all if these people continue to have their way.

[Spiff]

I'll see their blood-drenched rally for the "choice" to puree a child and suck it into a sink and raise it one JustTheFacts.org.

[Wolverine]

Planned Parenthood = Black Genocide

[Spiff]

Hey, the idiotic Roevwade/Planned Parenthood site has a link to submit your stories about how Roe v. Wade has been such a godsend for you.

Here's what I submitted:

I kept dreaming about a little boy. I would see him toddling towards me and saying in his little baby voice, "Wuv You, Mommy". Except, I didn't want a boy, I wanted a girl. A girl to dress up, do her hair - ribbons and bows - and to share with her my views of the world, to prepare her to be a strong woman.

I had no trouble getting pregnant. I don't know if it was me or my husband but something between us left me very fertile. Except, each time I got pregnant I'd get my hopes up for my darling little girl - despite the recurring dreams when the baby boy came to me. Once I got far enough along to get an ultrasound done to determine the sex of the child, I would get it done hoping the news would be good. But, each time, my OB would smile and tell me that it looked like its a boy.

But I didn't want a boy - I wanted a girl!

Luckily, Roe v. Wade made it legal for me to abort the child and try again. Sometimes it was hard to find someone to do a late term for me (we've still got a long way to go girls) but I always found the right clinic.

I'm proud to say that it only took me 5 tries (4 abortions - well, 5 if you count the one I had my senior year, oops) and I finally had my little girl.

My husband and I have divorced since then. I guess the hairless, one-breasted creature he woke up to in bed didn't appeal to him anymore. Chemo took my hair, cancer took my left breast, and a neighbor took my husband. But I've still got little girl Roe.

You get the idea. FReep 'em hard.