Reply #108: Yes, they are some of my best friends, actually.

[UdoKier]

Do you have a problem with that?

My friends that have done so are all fairly liberal and well-educated, they wouldn't care what some wild-eyed bible-thumper would think of them, so no, I don't presume that their experience is universal. I'm just sharing an anecdote.

I do believe that the personal emotional considerations usually weigh heavier than social concerns, but what the hell do I know, I'm a man.

So explain to me again what constructive effect this t-shirt is supposed to have? So far all it's done here in this little lefty enclave is stir up a flame war. Somehow I can't see it faring much better in society at large.

What the heck is wrong with a t-shirt that says "pro-choice and proud". I think a LOT more people people could get behind that. Or is the goal just to alienate people?