Karen Celestino-Horseman: Women must speak up to defend their right to choose

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4 thoughts on “Karen Celestino-Horseman: Women must speak up to defend their right to choose

  1. Right, Karen: The time to choose is when a woman chooses to remove her panties…BEFORE a new human being might be created. That’s when women have not only the right to choose, but the obligation to choose to leave their pants on and remove themselves from the situation if they don’t want to risk bearing children.

    After another human being has been created due to their choosing to remove their pants, there’s another person being killed if they choose to kill it.

    Women already have the right to choose, so buzz off with all your left-wing nonsense contributing to the mayhem and murder rate in Indianapolis and elsewhere by fostering a disrespect for human life that manifests itself so prominently on the city’s streets.

    1. Just a reminder, Bob, the new law in Texas has no accommodations for rape and incest.

      So if someone removes her panties for her … is that just God’s will, like Mourdock said, huh?

  2. ‘Got it, Joe; an innocent should lose his or her life to pay for a crime committed by another, right?

    The topic of this column was “A Woman’s Right to Choose,” in case you had not noticed. That is the issue to which I was responding.

    1. I also get it, Bob, it’s the woman’s role in life to take one for the team, right? Just sit there and take that growing reminder of being raped for nine months. Because that was God’s will for your life. Not a very popular position, as Mourdock and Akin have established.

      It’s odd, I don’t see pro-birth people advocating for increasing the penalties for rapists, nor for programs to help women in this situation with the medical costs (or adoption) and counseling costs or the costs of raising a child they will have to face alone for the next 18 years of their lives. Just no abortions, period. Because that will make a difference? (Hint: it won’t, there’s more abortions where the practice is illegal as opposed to where it’s legal.)

      And generally, the pro-birth folks are the same people who say it’s the woman fault anyway, for behaving that way or for going out in public dressed like that. How can a man be expected to control himself?

      It’s not about abortion and you don’t care one whit about the child. But I’m just repeating myself I that front. Here, read someone’s else’s thoughts.

      https://www.sheilakennedy.net/2021/09/when-the-issue-isnt-really-the-issue/

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