Dear Mr Santorum,
Being pro-choice isn't about aborting fetuses. It's not about undermining you (and I know self-centred Republicans like you often think the world revolves around them & people's political choices revolve around them). Being pro-choice about one thing, and one thing only: a person's right to choose.
As an American, white, financially well-off, cis-gendered, straight male, you're given the right to choose.
Most of us aren't so lucky.
Most of us aren't white, financially well-off, cis-gendered, straight and male.
So here's a suggestion. Instead of spreading hate and insensitive 'advice', try being empathetic. Instead of telling women who've survived rape to "make the best out of a bad situation" [source], consider the fact that some situations can't just be made better. Sometimes, abortion is the only answer. And sometimes, politicians need to admit that they're wrong.
Just like I'm going to admit something about myself: throughout this letter I've been tempted to make jokes about your campaign being full of shit, but I've restrained myself (mostly).
Unfortunately for you, your grossly unconstitutional campaign is a much bigger issue.
Hopefully you'll fix that before you get glitter bombed again.
Sincerely,
Rebecca Esther
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it's okay. 83% percent of republicans are closet homosexuals anyway :P
ReplyDeleteif we had the technology to determine a potential child's sexual orientation during pregnancy, i wonder what republicans think would be worse: the fact that the kid is bi/gay/trans, etc? or using them for abortions/stem cell research/etc.?
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