Spoiled young music star Billie Eilish told her
audience at a recent Texas show that she considered cancelling her appearance in protest of a law that put new
restrictions on abortions in the Lone Star State. Eilish exclaimed, "Hey!
I am so f*cking sick and tired of old men!" to her fans enthusiastic
applause.
She ranted on, yelling: "Men in general, sorry!
But old ones, especially! Shut the f*ck up about our bodies! Oh my god! Shut
the f*ck up! And I have to be honest with you, that when they made this sh*t a
law, I almost didn't want to do this show. Because I wanted to punish
this f*cking place! For allowing that to happen here!"
Eilish thinks it would “punish” Texas if she didn’t
show up to perform a concert? If she aborted her tour? To use her (if
that’s the right pronoun) vernacular, what a stuck-up c*nt! And she didn’t
cancel, did she? Because she is a virtue-signaling fraud, who bashes
traditional values and capitalism as she swings through Texas to suck up the
cash she loves. You can be sure the greedy little hypocritical skank is all for
vaccine mandates, though!
One of Eilish’s songs is titled “All the Good Girls
Go to Hell.” If that were indeed the case, Eilish, who is not religious,
wouldn’t have to worry. Oddly enough, that song is about the dangers of climate
change. Were I Eilish, I would fret far more about where my pro-abortion views
might lead me.
Another recent Eilish song is titled “Happier Than
Ever.” It is a song about telling someone off.
Note to Eilish: In actuality, if any girls go to
Hell, it is the bad ones, not the good ones. Killing innocent babies for
one’s own convenience is bad.
It makes me Happier Than Ever to inform you
of that.
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