by Liz Thatcher
Oh Jezebel … how much you entertain me. Yes, feminists annoy me, but as I have written before, they keep me well entertained. Honestly, if there weren’t sites like Jezebel around, what would anti-feminists like me write and rant about?
Today, on the sacred anniversary for any anti-life feminist of their oh-so-precious Roe vs. Wade, Jezebel.com has her panties in a bunch.
First, blogger Katie Halper wrote a hit piece on Norma McCorvey, aka Jane Roe, the plaintiff in their precious court case. The title of Halper’s blog really should have been “Why Feminists are Bitter About Everything” because not only did McCorvey change her mind on being pro-choice and regretted her role in the historic Roe decision, she also went from being a lesbian to straight. Oh, and she found Christ along the way.
What a feminist nightmare.
Then, there’s the blog where Katie J. M. Baker bemoans about the “30 states that passed 135 new laws restricting access to abortion during the past two years alone.”
This is actually a good sign for pro-life activists… the abortion debate is not over, even after 40 years. It’s a relief that feminists are all up in a tizzy on the 40th anniversary.
We have a long road ahead of us, but it is possible to reform our country, one heart at a time. Even the feminists realize this.
You can buy McCorvey’s autobiography, Won by Love, here.
Oh Jezebel … how much you entertain me. Yes, feminists annoy me, but as I have written before, they keep me well entertained. Honestly, if there weren’t sites like Jezebel around, what would anti-feminists like me write and rant about?
Today, on the sacred anniversary for any anti-life feminist of their oh-so-precious Roe vs. Wade, Jezebel.com has her panties in a bunch.
First, blogger Katie Halper wrote a hit piece on Norma McCorvey, aka Jane Roe, the plaintiff in their precious court case. The title of Halper’s blog really should have been “Why Feminists are Bitter About Everything” because not only did McCorvey change her mind on being pro-choice and regretted her role in the historic Roe decision, she also went from being a lesbian to straight. Oh, and she found Christ along the way.
What a feminist nightmare.
Then, there’s the blog where Katie J. M. Baker bemoans about the “30 states that passed 135 new laws restricting access to abortion during the past two years alone.”
This is actually a good sign for pro-life activists… the abortion debate is not over, even after 40 years. It’s a relief that feminists are all up in a tizzy on the 40th anniversary.
We have a long road ahead of us, but it is possible to reform our country, one heart at a time. Even the feminists realize this.
You can buy McCorvey’s autobiography, Won by Love, here.
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