January 22, 2016-
The National Endowment for the Arts
(NEA) Announces Abortion As ‘Performance Art’ With the New Broadway Play, “It’s
Just a Fetus, Cletus.”
The
play will probe new ground and push the envelope of what’s ‘acceptable’ to the
American public by having actual abortions performed live on a set that
resembles a Catholic church.
An NEA
spokeswoman stated for the record that, “For hundreds of years the vast
majority of people around the world haven’t accepted homosexual unions as a
substitute for a man and wife because they are incapable of producing children
on their own, which, they claim, is
the very reason that two different sexes exist. With this play we clearly show
that even a significant number of heterosexual people don’t want to reproduce,
and that they do want to show
everyone how inclusive their
non-reproduction strategies are.”
Some
more aggressive pro-choice organizations are handing out “Have You Killed Your
Kid Today?” or “No pants, no panties, no problem! Let’s get ‘em out! Minors
welcome.” bumper stickers.
A few
abortion ‘clinics’ around the country have even started handing out game cards
to their clients. “Get them punched for every abortion you have and start
accruing points towards winning such great gifts as a lifetime (yours, fortunately, not your babies)
subscription to ‘NARAL Monthly’ magazine…you’ll love the centerfolds.”
The 'Religious Coalition for Reproductive Choice' (RCRC) members are
proudly pro-choice. An offshoot of this
group is the 'Spiritual Youth for Reproductive Freedom' (SYRF) comprised of kids
as young as 16. According to the RCRC website, they are part of the ‘reproductive justice community’ (which
does not include, it should be noted, any babies that have ever been aborted).
They are against the ‘pain-capable
Unborn Child Protection Act’ which would prohibit abortions after the five
month mark of pregnancy or more, except under certain conditions.
“When you want a holy abortion, let the Spirit move you
to RCRC. We’ll do our best to make you
feel special…on our sacred honor!”
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