PIC:WI Rep. Scott Allen thinks women should be forced to procreate for the sake of the labor market

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Scott E. Allen
@scotte_allen

Child of God / Family Man / Rep. to WI State Assembly, 97th District / #Sales & #Leadership #Coach / Real Estate connector / Author
Wisconsin
allenforwisconsin.com
Joined September 2011

Thanks for the post Hab...


I thought I would add his pic and profile as I do not know him.




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HAB911 (4,242 posts)

WI Rep. Scott Allen thinks women should be forced to procreate
for the sake of the labor market.

Women are PEOPLE, not incubators. 😡


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[JDC]

1. Another RWNJ leading the people of WI

I am beiginning to think WI leads the country in right wing jihadist politicians. Local and national. Who is voting for these guys?

[Guilded Lilly]

2. And men like this slug should be neutered so

the no woman should have to procreate his genes.

[Squinch]

4. He should be handcuffed to one of those "realistic baby" dolls for the rest of his life.

After a basketball has been surgically implanted in his gut for 9 months.

[Guilded Lilly]

6. I wouldnt complain.

[Squinch]

3. Shaking my damn head. What the hell has happened to Wisconsin? It used to be a good place.

[Demit]

5. Is there a link to what he said? A direct quote?

[northoftheborder]

7. I've heard it stated before, that....

.....most of the anti-birth control and anti-abortion issues are basically and elementally about supplying the labor force with cheap labor....the more people, the cheaper the labor. So not surprised to hear this stated publicly by a medieval representative.

Doesn't Russia have anti-abortion policies in order to add to labor supply? No religious motives there to cover with.

[dembotoz]

8. waukesha county a wow county wazooo

wonder if anyone is running against him

[getting old in mke]

9. I don't know what to make of Scott.

I do know him and have known him for a long time.

We've been on-stage several times in shows, and he was always a cheery, helpful cast mate. As dads, we'd talk about dad things and everything was perfectly friendly. He was not one of those obnoxious cast-mates who bloviates or even mentions politics.

He's married to an African-American woman and has two terrific daughters, just a few years younger than mine. Done shows with all of them, too.

I was shocked by his positions when he went into politics. I could not wrap my mind around the fact that a friendly guy from a multi-racial home could have such extreme right-wing ideas. Sadly, where he lives, he's representing his district faithfully. *sigh*

I listened to the clip from his speech and I think he was trying to point out an irony that because of abortions, we don't have the workers, so don't have economic growth, so don't have the tax-base to fund Democratic social programs. Not supported by facts in any way, of course, but I think that's where he was going.

I don't understand. People can be irrationally complex.

Dammit.

**On update: It's not like our wildly gerrymandered legislature is going to fund social programs in the near future anyway, worker shortage or not.