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Oh good, I can wear my Rona Ambrose button again

09/27/2012 by backofthebook.ca 1 Comment

Rona Ambrose button, reads "Village Idiot"By Montreal Simon

About five years ago I made this button of Rona Ambrose. So I’m glad to see that my confidence in her was fully justified.

From The Globe: “Canada’s minister for the status of women joined nine other Conservative cabinet ministers and dozens of backbenchers in voting in favour of a motion to study the rights of the fetus, even as the Prime Minister’s Office suggested it is time to move on.

“Conservative MP Stephen Woodworth’s motion to have a committee look at when human life begins was defeated 203-91 in a vote on Wednesday night.”

So I can wear it again.

Because let’s be clear eh? Whatever her personal views on abortion, she’s NOT the Minister of Fetal Rights. She’s the Minister for the Status of WOMEN. And is supposed to be standing up for THEIR rights.

But then what can you say about the scary sight of all those old Con men, and some Liberals, supporting a motion that would take abortion out of the hands of women and their doctors, where it rightly belongs?

Who knew the Cons had so many American-style religious fanatics?

“Although it was never expected to pass, the motion exposed a wide gap in the social politics of many Conservative MPs. Several of those who voted against it were careful to explain before the vote that they viewed themselves as “pro-life” but did not want to re-open a debate on abortion.”

And what will they do NEXT time?

When their crazed leader finally decides its OK for the rest of the cult to follow the laws of God, rather than those of human society.

Like he does . . .

When he’s not taking orders from Benny Netanyahu, or the British government.

Holy Jabooba. What a nightmare. Could anyone who supports women’s rights EVER trust those Cons again?

And what can you say about Stephen “Woody” Woodworth, the promoter of that grotesque freak show?

Who would waste the precious time of Parliament with a sinister stealth bill, that he claimed had nothing to do with abortion. Even though even a moron could see it did.

Because he apparently believes, or Jabooba told him, that men must have mastery over women. Sperm must not be wasted.

And you can never have enough children…

I mean what can you say to a tiresome old bore like that one?

Oh that’s easy eh?

Woody you WANKER. We won you LOST.

Thanks for exposing all those dangerous Con extremists, so we can defeat them in the next election.

I really LOVE my Rona Ambrose button.

And as always, this one’s for YOU….

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  1. report guy says

    09/28/2012 at 5:16 am

    You call this a news outlet? This is a cartoon outlet. Pathetic.

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