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Trust Women, Blog For Choice 2010

January 22nd, 2010 by cooper

Stun­ned, but not sur­pri­sed, at the Supreme Court deci­sion giving cor­po­ra­tions inc­rea­sed pershood ( Cor­po­rate Per­sonhood), allo­wing them to wield all their power and money to purchase can­di­da­tes and elec­tions, and seeing a dis­tinct trend, I thought it impor­tant to take part in Blog for Choice again this year.

Today is the 5th Blog For Choice day held in the blo­gesphere, an event his­to­ri­cally held on the anni­ver­sary of Roe v Wade. Today is the 37th anni­ver­sary of Roe v Wade.

The topic is: What does Trust Women mean to you?

Simply, it means have enough res­pect for a women to allow women to make their own choi­ces about what to do with their lives and their bodies.

As I have poin­ted out on this blog time and time again, women with money will always have a choice no mat­ter the lega­lity, but women who are not as for­tu­nate from a socioe­co­no­mic stand­point will suf­fer most if Roe v Wade is over­tur­ned, they suf­fer the most when choice is taken away. Who is anyone to take choice from anyone else?

Exactly.

But there’s wis­dom in women, of more than they have known,
And thoughts go blo­wing through them, are wiser than their own,

There are some won­der­ful blog pos­tings on this topic at the Blog for Choice site, please check them out here

peace

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24 Responses to “Trust Women, Blog For Choice 2010”

  1. GNo Gravatar says:

    How dis­tres­sing — cor­po­ra­tions have more per­sonhoood than peo­ple.
    G´s last blog ..Con­tacts lense glu­cose alerts

  2. mojo shiversNo Gravatar says:

    Big busi­ness will always have more legal rights than the indi­vi­dual. It’s the way our country works unfor­tu­na­tely.
    mojo shivers´s last blog ..I Wasn’t Pre­pa­red For This, Oh, I Wasn’t Pre­pa­red For This, When The Day Is Blue, I’ll Sit Here Won­de­ring About You

  3. DougNo Gravatar says:

    “MY body– my choice!”- Arnold Sch­war­ze­neg­ger
    Doug´s last blog ..Pon­de­rous

  4. kaitNo Gravatar says:

    It’s the least they could do — trust women. I was rea­ding an article about how older feminist’s feel that youn­ger women do not pro­test enough because the young don’t appear at Washing­ton pro­tests — I would love someone to tac­kle that in a post. hint hint
    kait´s last blog ..Spring Black

  5. jacobNo Gravatar says:

    Things are defi­ni­tely going in a way one would never have expec­ted .…given what appea­red to be good pro­gres­sive momentum.

    You’re right to do a second take and post this.

    The world is going to hell, even Toyota. ;)
    jacob´s last blog ..Because it breaks your heart

  6. piaNo Gravatar says:

    Kait – baby boo­mers are bla­med for every pro­blem in Ame­rica and pro­bably the world. Everything’s our fault. Yet that older woman acti­vely pro­test isn’t ack­now­led­ged – pro­bably makes the pro­blems worse

    It’s not just pro­tests in DC – that’s a sym­bol. But it would be very nice to see youn­ger women not debate the via­bi­lity of fetu­ses or see so many say they no lon­ger know if abor­tion is right. That choice might be the abi­lity to use con­doms or other birth con­trol methods

    It’s scary to see this country go back­wards when so many peo­ple have wor­ked for so many years to make it go forward

    I wash my hands of everything as I can’t count on health insu­rance reform, and have to make back the money I have lost in the last few years. Something that wouldn’t have been on my radar just ten years ago.

    It’s all inte­rre­la­ted to seeing youn­ger peo­ple (I don’t exempt men) overtly figh­ting for choice

    I exempt Coo­per as she was born an old soul who has always kept issues bur­ning in peo­ples cons­cien­ces
    pia´s last blog ..Blog­ging for love or money

  7. sauerkrautNo Gravatar says:

    The whole con­cept of cor­po­ra­tions having per­sonhood runs con­trary to what the Foun­ders inten­ded; that “Foun­ders follo­wers” like Sca­lia and Roberts issue a ruling which runs con­trary their own beliefs is unbe­lie­va­ble. That on top of the little-known fact that cor­po­rate per­sonhood is the result of an unco­rrec­ted cle­ri­cal error from over 200 years ago is equally mind­bog­gling. Bad law piled onto top of bad unlaw. Wel­come to the 21st Century. …

    • cooperNo Gravatar says:

      Yes and there are spe­ci­fic to this, though I don’ think they really knew what we would become I don’t believe this would sit well with them.

  8. caseyNo Gravatar says:

    Black is back?

    I’d be furious but I’m out of steam.

    I’m con­si­de­ring hiber­na­tion, after the Super­bowl.
    casey´s last blog ..Rainy Foot­ball Sun­day

  9. joegNo Gravatar says:

    The jud­ge­met was an out of the blue slap in the face something no one was paying atten­tionto divers­ted as we were by a 20000 page health care bill.
    joeg´s last blog ..Check out Blog for Choice.

  10. KAKNo Gravatar says:

    Does it make sense to just be a flo­wer child?
    KAK´s last blog ..Let the Banks Fail

    • cooperNo Gravatar says:

      I think those days are gone one would starve and I am not one for star­ving. Though moving away from it all and living off the land with high speed com­pu­ter access of course is always an option.

      • KAKNo Gravatar says:

        That is an option for me if my work runs out, my family has a farm.…get the trac­tor run­ning again, put the plows on, a crop of fine herb in the greenhouse, work mornings.……afternoons, swing in a ham­mock bet­ween two trees with a kick ass ste­reo making it sound like Pink Floyd is pla­ying on a cloud as the odor of fine herb floats up toward the sky.….….dine under the apple trees .….There is a cider press and a 7Gal still .….….….….….….Coo­per, I’m almost hoping my work does run out! I’d let you paint a flo­wer on my forehead Coo­per.
        KAK´s last blog ..Let the Banks Fail

  11. kellypeaNo Gravatar says:

    I am so flip­ping out of touch. Just wan­ted to say hello…

  12. SarahNo Gravatar says:

    I can’t believe I didn’t know about this until after-the-fact. I’ll have to get my act together for a post next year. Thanks for pos­ting about it.