What. The. Fuck.
May. 20th, 2008 10:13 pmI just heard about some crazy ultra-right-wing-douchebagery on the Savage Lovecast: The Pill Kills
I... I am speechless. I have never really been one for the protesting but I do feel there is a line that needs to be drawn somewhere. We used to have the Canadian wing of the Genocide Awareness Project come to my university and "inform" people (aka equate abortion with genocide with super graphic pictures from the Holocaust and Rwanda) and my friends from Womyn's Centre, Pride and assorted activist groups protested them coming to campus. No, not that they came but they brought the fucking pictures. I supported the proesting from afar because I couldn't stomach the posters [GRAPHIC CONTENT THERE, I WARN YOU].
I really wonder where people get their rhetoric from. How do they come up with these ideas to justify their protesting? And why protest! Everyone should be able to have their own opinions and people should be able to say, "Alright, that's cool. If that's what you think, that's great." They're probably thinking, "Man, you're really fucked up and screwed in the head but that's your damn business." Some might actually say it. But whatever.
This might very well be the lazy bitch in me speaking... but seriously. What's the point?
I realize now that there may be some people may agree with these Pill Kill losers ... ahem, people. That's great. Stick by your guns. Two thumbs up.
I have to agree with Dan Savage on this one: "If I were getting married, on my wedding night, at 23 -- which is a stupid fucking thing to do. You shouldn't be having a wedding night at 23, you should, you know... if he's The One, you should wait until you're 33 and then you should fucking marry him."
Amen, sister.
I... I am speechless. I have never really been one for the protesting but I do feel there is a line that needs to be drawn somewhere. We used to have the Canadian wing of the Genocide Awareness Project come to my university and "inform" people (aka equate abortion with genocide with super graphic pictures from the Holocaust and Rwanda) and my friends from Womyn's Centre, Pride and assorted activist groups protested them coming to campus. No, not that they came but they brought the fucking pictures. I supported the proesting from afar because I couldn't stomach the posters [GRAPHIC CONTENT THERE, I WARN YOU].
I really wonder where people get their rhetoric from. How do they come up with these ideas to justify their protesting? And why protest! Everyone should be able to have their own opinions and people should be able to say, "Alright, that's cool. If that's what you think, that's great." They're probably thinking, "Man, you're really fucked up and screwed in the head but that's your damn business." Some might actually say it. But whatever.
This might very well be the lazy bitch in me speaking... but seriously. What's the point?
I realize now that there may be some people may agree with these Pill Kill losers ... ahem, people. That's great. Stick by your guns. Two thumbs up.
I have to agree with Dan Savage on this one: "If I were getting married, on my wedding night, at 23 -- which is a stupid fucking thing to do. You shouldn't be having a wedding night at 23, you should, you know... if he's The One, you should wait until you're 33 and then you should fucking marry him."
Amen, sister.