Tales of the Bizarre has just reported that the Democratic National Convention, in addition to the usual lunacy and craziness, will feature even more lunacy. Free vasectomies (vasectomy), inflatable intrauterine birth control devices (IUDs), as well as pharmaceutical abortions, outside the convention hall.
You could say they’re putting their money on the line – but not for those who receive this generous gift.
The delegates will be in Chicago next week for the Democratic National Convention. They’ll engage in all of the usual pageantry: they’ll vote, take photos with elected officials, and display cool buttons and themed hats to represent their state.
Just a few blocks away, they can also get a free vasectomy and a medication abortion.
Planned Parenthood Great Rivers’ mobile health center, which covers most of Missouri and southern Illinois, will park near the convention to offer these services to anyone who makes an early appointment next week, whether they are delegates or not. There is a long waiting list for vasectomy appointments.
Ah, Planned Parents. Your tax dollars are at work.
Abortions are by far the most controversial of these services. Vasectomies are not controversial, as long as the outcome is that liberal soy boys do not reproduce. That, to me, sounds like a win. My wife had one of these surgeries not long after she gave birth three months earlier to our youngest child. Her doctor told her, in no uncertain words, that “you will not survive another pregnancy.” This was a great motivator for me to have the procedure done.
What about “inflatable IUDs?” Really? Wait a minute. The IUDs themselves are not inflatable.
The way they do it is quite colorful. Americans for Contraception will also display an inflatable intrauterine device, a long-lasting form of birth control, near the United Center. Freeda Womb is its name. A group of online creators, abortion rights activists, and other event organizers will host a party called “Hotties For Harris”.
Oh, the luvva Peter. Are these people unaware of how ridiculous they are? Freeda Womb, an 18-foot inflatable IUD? Once upon a time, there was some decorum surrounding such proceedings. That time has passed. Why not set up a mobile clinic if Planned Parenthood wants to do this? Why would they advertise with such a vile display?
I won’t even speculate on what they might come up with as far as “cool buttons” and “themed hats” previously mentioned. We have all seen enough of this type of thing to be able to tolerate it.
Mark my words: Next week’s Democratic National Convention will be a veritable circus of this sort of thing. We’ll cover it from start to finish, and will be watching all the egregious nonsense so that you don’t have to!
