Well, it's official

[james_davis_nicoll]

American women are now legally livestock. I wonder how long it will take before their access to passports and foreign travel is removed.

Comments

[rpresser]

Related passage from Allan Sherman in The Rape of the A*P*E* (1973):

In the year 584, in Lyons, France, 43 Catholic bishops and 20 men representing other bishops held the Council of Macon, which included the most peculiar debate since the world began a discussion which, for nonsensical content, surely exceeded the Mad Hatter's tea party. The subject of the debate was a serious world problem of the time: Are women human?

After many lengthy arguments, a vote was taken. The results were 32 yes, 31 no. Women were declared human by one vote.

(Imagine -- if one of those gentlemen had voted differently, Catholics today might be walking nude ladies on leashes up Park Avenue, waiting for them to pee on fireplugs.)

A*P*E* - American Puritan Ethic

[philrm]

They're not even pretending that same-sex marriage and contraception aren't the next targets; see Thomas's concurring opinion.

[graydon]

Surely this will hasten the Rapture.

How it hastens the Rapture is the interesting question.

[violsva]

More likely to break up the Union first, I think.

[bibliofile]

So much to look forward to!!!!

[ekaterinn]

My mom's best friend texted me to say I should get out of the States (I have dual citizenship in Canada). Considering it, but it doesn't help the millions left behind.

[jjhunter]

Nevertheless, she persisted. I can do no less.

[cyprinella]

Livestock get more pregnancy and nursing support than mothers in America.

[(Anonymous)]

What is the currently accepted phrase for this Christian/fascist/quasi-theological takeover, and its ideology and philosophy?

Is it `Christian Dominionism'?

[yamamanama]

At the very least, women who live in states that restrict abortion will require pregnancy tests before being allowed to travel.

[agharta75]

Even Gor has contraception.