Ask them what they mean by choice????

As the abortion industry abandons the word choice....noting their branding is down; and as they struggle with a way to sell choice....we will help them by reminding them that choice has silenced the voices of 55 million little voices.

 As they wonder why they don't have the following of the youth.....we can help them understand. They have been thrown into the refuse bins and down the drain. That is what you call choice. No trial....no lawyer....no jury.....just the death penalty. No anesthesia....just a scalpel to dismember their little bodies. This is what you call choice. 

You have silenced  their voices and punctured the hearts of the mothers and fathers who mourn their choice. Is this what you call choice. 

As you struggle with your branding....you watch abortion workers walk away and join prayer vigils. Is it because your brand is no good. No...it is because what you call choice is evil. Your new slogans are not bumper sticker ready you say.....how to justify...how to sell...death and make it sound acceptable. Is this what you mean by  choice?

Well I will be in DC but working my I phone on this....
from Jill Stanek.com

Announcing 2nd Annual “Ask Them What They Mean by ‘Choice’” Blog Day, January 22

Our response last year to NARAL’s “Blog for Choice Day” was frankly spectacular.
The plan was simple.
Every year NARAL uses the anniversary of the infamous Roe v. Wade decision to try to talk up “choice.”
But last year pro-lifers banded together on our blogs, their blogs, Facebook, and Twitter to cut through their ambiguous chatter with the disquieting question, “What do you mean when you say, ‘choice’?”
In all, 99 pro-life bloggers and countless activists overwhelmed 90 pro-abortion bloggers to the point NARAL had to abandon its Twitter hashtag #BlogforChoiceDay mid-morning because we took it over.
The idea is simple. On January 22, any time you read pro-aborts spouting obscure “choice” rhetoric on a blog, website, Facebook, or Twitter, call them out on it. Ask them to explain what the “choice” euphemism means. Tweeters plan to use their #Tweet4Choice hashtag.
If you are a blogger, plan on posting about “choice” on January 22. Email me the name and url of your blog, and I will post you as a participant.
Feel free to use the graphic above. Thanks to pro-life graphic designer Kimberly for creating it.
More details to follow.