Two short letters...

[candyland]

Dear all South Dakota lawmakers,

Go to hell. Please stick your goddamn legislation where it belongs: either in a bonfire, or up your ass. Who the hell are you to say that most women who have gone through this "wish someone had stopped them." Fuck you.

Luvs,
~ Me


Dear all Iowa lawmakers,

Please don't follow South Dakota's example. I'm rather fond of my homestate. Don't make me hate you. Keep your laws away from me. It's not for you to judge what's right for the masses. I'm all for equal rights, and I say YES to paternal rights. So at the risk of sounding horrendously sexist, rich conservative men making laws about abortion is like taking your car to a mechanic who has never owned an automobile. Before you start crowing that I'm sexist, my father and a good number of my male friends agree with me. So to all those lovely people governing my beloved Corn State: Don't be stupid.

Kisses,
~ Me


We've all officially been packed into a handbasket, whether we want to get packed in or not. Yes, I'm pissed off about this. Anyone want to move to the moon with me?

Comments

[writergurl.livejournal.com]

I was just thinking this myself. It's my main reason for being pro-choice! I'm not sure I could ever have an abortion--but I think the option should be open for extreme cases and to prevent things like "the clothes hanger method".

[candy--chan.livejournal.com]

Exactly--and a desperate person might stoop to that. I'd rather see these things performed in a safe, sterile environment then the old "alley abortions."