Much fun of Ben Shermanâs silly recent blog post has been made. Most of his article contains typical stale pro-abortion arguments. But Sherman adds a little spice and swaggers out, admitting (nay, boasting) that itâs all about his sex life. âDonât be surprised,â he warns of the current Texas bill, âif casual sex outside relationships becomes far more difficult to come by.â Alright, then.
So Sherman wants to have as much casual sex outside relationships as possible. The âvibeâ will be better for him so long as he has the comfort of knowing that he can simply pay a one-time fee to have his unborn child dismembered in the womb rather than accept the responsibility of fatherhood. For being so eager to sacrifice his unborn children for his sex life, though, Sherman seems oddly determined to spend a long time deliberating over his decision to pressure his women into abortions. After all, the topic of his “bro-choice” rallying cry, the Texas bill, only prohibits abortions after twenty weeks (the point at which his innocent children feel excruciating pain as they are killed). Wouldnât he want to restore normality to his sex life as soon as possible and intimidate his hookups into abortions quickly, lest his personal life experience lengthier inconveniences? I donât get it.
Anyway, the broader point, of course, is that what makes Sherman “bro-choice” is his amazingly callous lack of seriousness when it comes to his sexual choices. Men must respect women, not use them. Your job, bro, is to be a man: take responsibility for your actions and stand up for the vulnerable. Maybe your sex life isnât the only thing that matters. I donât stand with Ben Sherman. Iâm proud to be bro-life.
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