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This is what $100K in student loan dept is buying you, parents. Rejoice!

Students sign petition to legalize 4th trimester abortion.  Which, for those of you liberal arts majors unwilling to be oppressed by the rigid patriarchal certitude of mathematics, comes down to legalizing abortion up to and including on “fetuses” who are up to 3-months old, swadled in Gund blankets and crapping real poop, not that early-days black tar that the wretched little punishments are wont to do.

It’s all about choice, you see.

Which, hey, if you can’t beat them, join them, right?  Which is why I’m going to circulate a petition that would legalize abortion into, say, the 80th Trimester — provided those who we’re “aborting” signed a petition allowing 4th trimester abortions.

Fair is fair, right?  And besides, what better way to save the planet than to remove a bunch of carbon footprints that are probably wasting valuable natural resources with all their electronic gadgets and social media time.

Killing the children is for the children. As any major dude can plainly see.

(h/t JohnInFirestone)

20 Replies to “This is what $100K in student loan dept is buying you, parents. Rejoice!”

  1. guinspen says:

    New Math is hard.

  2. scooter says:

    I’m afraid my gastro-intestinal tract is empty, else I’d be puking. Same kids who, no doubt, signed the petition to repeal the bill of rights (surely I don’t need to link to that).

    No doubt if asked about Kermit Gosnell they’d say how much they loved Sesame Street.

  3. guinspen says:

    Quick, buttons, how many quarters in a hocey game?

  4. guinspen says:

    *k*

  5. JHoward says:

    what better way to save the planet than to remove a bunch of carbon footprints that are probably wasting valuable natural resources with all their electronic gadgets and social media time.

    And apparently with all their entirely lost voices too, boss:

    Few people realize that we are today living through the largest persecution of Christians in history, worse even than the famous attacks under ancient Roman emperors like Diocletian and Nero. Estimates of the numbers of Christians under assault range from 100-200 million. According to one estimate, a Christian is martyred every five minutes. And most of this persecution is taking place at the hands of Muslims. Of the top fifty countries persecuting Christians, forty-two have either a Muslim majority or have sizeable Muslim populations.

    The extent of this disaster, its origins, and the reasons why it has been met with a shrug by most of the Western media are the topics of Raymond Ibrahim’s Crucified Again. Ibrahim is a Shillman Fellow at the David Horowitz Freedom Center and an associate fellow of the Middle East Forum. Fluent in Arabic, he has been tracking what he calls “one of the most dramatic stories” of our time in the reports and witnesses that appear in Arabic newspapers, news shows, and websites, but that rarely get translated into English or picked up by the Western press. What he documents in this meticulously researched and clearly argued book is a human rights disaster of monumental proportions.

    Naturally, we call on the Christian leader of the progressive West for temperance, tolerance, and equal rights, we’re told they being its and his principles.

    The rights of religious minorities, including Christians, are being infringed all over the planet and humanity must take measures to stop such instances, Vladimir Putin said at the meeting with Orthodox Christian leaders in Moscow.

    “In many of the World’s regions, especially in the Middle East and in North Africa inter-confessional tensions are mounting and the rights of religious minorities are infringed, including Christians and Orthodox Christians,” the Russian President noted, adding that such conflicts could lead to the most serious consequences.

    Putin called for immediate measures to prevent such situations.

  6. bgbear says:

    They probably read the fourth book in every trilogy.

    waiting for the third shoe to drop

  7. Squid says:

    Because math is hard, I’d suggest we next make fun of our undergrads’ limited understanding of the word “choice.” Ask ’em if they’re pro-choice, and then start expanding:

    “Would that include the right to choose how you raise and educate your child, if you decide to go ahead and have it?”
    “Would that include the right to choose what sort of food you feed your child, and what soft drinks? The right to choose how much pop your kid can carry at a time?”
    “Would that include the right to choose to work a high-paying job to support your kid, even if it meant leaving your environmental advocacy nonprofit?”
    “Would that include the right to choose to start your own business, so that you could support your child on your own terms?”
    “Would that include the right to choose to bequeath your business to your child after you die, without the government taking it over and liquidating it?”
    “Would that include the right to choose a vehicle large enough to carry around your kid, her friends, and all their related gear?”
    “Would that include the right to choose a home with a yard and nice neighbors with similarly-aged kids, even if it’s in a suburb and not close to mass transit?”
    “Would that include the right to choose to carry a firearm to protect your child, your home, and your business?”

    The main reason my wife and I don’t fight constantly is that she realized some time ago that the right to choose extends a lot farther than just killing inconvenient babies. She understands that the right to choose is like free speech: it’s meaningless if it doesn’t include the unpopular options.

    It’s a simple enough message that even an underwater lesbian basketweaving studies major might understand it.

  8. Libby says:

    These kids know that according to Obamacare they are “children” until age 26, right? Unless they want Plan B, of course.

    Also, how horrifying is the woman who tells him she had a baby 3 mos. ago while signing? Hopefully she’s just sleep deprived. Even still, how can you go through a pregnancy and not notice that it’s a child before it’s born? <>

  9. sdferr says:

    Q: How many chiggers does it take to abort a fourth trimester baby thing-a-ma-jig?

    A: None. Chiggers aren’t capable of aborting anything.

  10. Libby says:

    I bet most of those kids are into their 5th year of a 4-year degree,

  11. Willatty says:

    Speaking of Donald Fagen, has black Friday come yet?

  12. leigh says:

    Peter Singer’s work is almost done.

  13. Well, this certainly is the New Frontier.

    Sort of OT, as the WSJ noted in it’s lead editorial today, in Obama’s latest spech he mentioned growth four times and inequality five times. It’s not hard to see why the economy is struggling as the leaders still seem more interested in redistributing wealth than creating it.

  14. TaiChiWawa says:

    That’s what happens when you keep telling them to give 110%.

  15. And after signing the petitions they were asked to make change: “Got two tens for a five?”

  16. leigh says:

    “2 for a dime! 3 For a quarter!”

  17. Swen says:

    I’ve long advocated making abortion retroactive to the 75th trimester at the request of either parent or a simple majority of the neighbors. Glad to see you’re finally on board!

  18. serr8d says:

    The video seems somewhat…familiar, like I’ve seen it’s style before. Dunno. Hot Air, perhaps ?

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