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If you can’t do the time, don’t do the crime. Except, well, when nobody can figure out whether you should do the time to begin with.

Jill’s on fire today, asking pro-lifers some very pointed questions. In fact, the same questions that were asked in this video [now located here, because YouTube took down the one I’d embedded], which inspired the Anna Quindlen column Jill’s responding to:

I know there are at least a few regular readers who self-identify as “pro-life.” So here’s a question for you: How much time should she do?
One goal of the anti-choice movement is to outlaw abortion. But, as Anna Quindlen points out, anti-choice activists are almost never able to identify what the legal consequences should be for women who terminate their pregnancies. So, pro-lifers, tell me: What should the penalty be? How much time in jail should a woman face for abortion? . . .

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Empowerful

Oh, crap. I can’t seem to get the video player to embed here. So go see Jennifer and Bean for the video.

I don’t know which one I love more, the guy who says that feminists are hairy, ugly lesbians, or the woman who correctly identifies feminist achievements like getting the vote, but who decides that pole dancing is more feminist than that.