Amusing short vid

[valarltd]

I don't agree with the march itself. But the video is cool.

http://www.rightwingeye.com/



I am not Pro-Choice. I am not Pro-Life. I believe abortion is killing. But I also believe there are times when a death is the only answer. The good of the many outweighs the good of the individual.

I also think too many women are irresponsible. There's a classic southern legal defense "he needed killin'." There is a medical diagnosis "too stupid to live." My opinion is that there should be the position "too careless to be trusted with a uterus, let alone a baby."

I think a woman who finds herself needing an abortion for reasons other than fetal deformity or her life is stupid. She is careless and irresponsible. She has failed to control her fertility and her body.

But I won't stop her getting one. I reserve the right to hold her up as a poor example of responsible feminity.

Comments

[valarltd.livejournal.com]

Actually, I'm classing any country where one can walk into a store and buy a pack of condoms without a second thought as civilized. If I wanted to, I could hike the 3/4 of a mile to Wal-Mart, buy condoms, spermicidal foam and a contraceptive suppository this minute. It is like that in every town in the country.

I condemn her for getting pregnant in the first place.

I don't believe in male contraception. It's not the man who gets pregnant so it's not his problem. It's nice if he gives it some thought, but most men aren't that considerate.

My attitude is deliberately hurtful. I do not suffer fools gladly. I put 90% of women in that category to begin with. And things like this only confirm it.

No, I have no concept of why someone would catch pregnant when they don't want to be. The information to avoid it is out there. The tools are out there. Why aren't people educating themselves?

Why is demanding that women act as if they have half a brain and aren't ruled by their emotions ("Oh i got swept up in the moment!") a bad thing? Why is wanting people to think ahead and plan considered arrogant?

I'm not asking anyone to do anything heroic or even difficult. I'm asking women to make their choices before they have sex, like adults, and not go running to the daddy-doctor to get them out of the consequences, like children.

[yonmei.livejournal.com]

Actually, what I consider arrogant is your presumption that you owe your record of never having become pregnant against your will to your own virtues. Self-righteousness is another word for it.

But if you are intentionally and joyfully arrogant about your own virtues and hurtful about other people who fail, well, that does make you the kind of person I don't like very much after all.