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LynneSin

(95,337 posts)
Thu Mar 15, 2012, 02:03 PM Mar 2012

THAT PEDOPHILIA ENABLING ASSHOLE GOVERNOR IN PENNSYLVANIA CAN ROT IN HELL!!!!!!



Pennsylvania gov. to women: Just ‘close your eyes’ during forced ultrasound


Gov. Tom Corbett (R) says he supports forcing women to have an ultrasound before an abortion because they can just close their eyes.

Guttmacher Institute policy analyst Elizabeth Nash told Raw Story last month that Pennsylvania’s proposed measure is one of the most restrictive anti-abortion bills that she had ever seen.

In addition to mandating transvaginal ultrasounds, the bill encourages women to listen to the procedure and view images of the fetus.



How about this Mr pro-pedophilia Corbett - Let someone give you a rectal exam with that big rod they use for transvaginal ultrasounds. Just close your eyes - it won't hurt as we ram it up there. If you can do that then maybe we can talk about your stupid anti-women laws.

Thank you for handing Pennsylvania over to Obama. And when one of the democrats win the Attorney General I can't wait for them to expose how you let the Jerry Sandusky trial slide while you pursued your political career. You sat for 11 months on the Board of Trustees at Penn State and said NOTHING! How many boys were raped while you did nothing about the case.

There is a cold place in hell for you where the devil is going to ram your butt hourly with a transvaginal rod you sick asshole!

BTW, for those women who can - come to Delaware or Maryland where we treat women like equals. Sure DE has toll booths but we don't have a governor who wants to force rape on you.
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THAT PEDOPHILIA ENABLING ASSHOLE GOVERNOR IN PENNSYLVANIA CAN ROT IN HELL!!!!!! (Original Post) LynneSin Mar 2012 OP
like he closed his eyes to pedophilia elehhhhna Mar 2012 #1
Corbett to young boys everywhere - 'Just close your eyes....' LynneSin Mar 2012 #2
This language is just as abusive to women as Limbaugh's. He should be made to resign. Lint Head Mar 2012 #3
THIS. Completely. Chorophyll Mar 2012 #21
He is so evil. I hope my fellow PA citizens open their eyes and vote this jerk out of office. Justice wanted Mar 2012 #4
"Just close your eyes" and think of England n/t GOTV Mar 2012 #5
This message was self-deleted by its author freshwest Mar 2012 #27
The tea party terrorists strike again Initech Mar 2012 #6
Is Tom Corbett a rapist? Dawson Leery Mar 2012 #7
He is a rape enabler. In more ways than one. n/t MadrasT Mar 2012 #9
My governor told women they can just go work somewhere else proud2BlibKansan Mar 2012 #8
Oh, Lynne, don't sugar coat it. lapislzi Mar 2012 #10
Ain't she great! freshwest Mar 2012 #28
All over the Internet this afternoon - and the reactions are stunning Faygo Kid Mar 2012 #11
Well let's see how GOP candidates stand...Romney was against it before he was for it mrmpa Mar 2012 #18
The main problem with guys like Corbett, Santorum, Scalia and Thomas.... es35 Mar 2012 #12
But Ted Kennedy and Joe Biden are also Catholics so you can't just do a blanket assumption LynneSin Mar 2012 #16
Without the faith these men would not be fighting for these laws. obxhead Mar 2012 #36
A suggestion that could be adapted to Pennsylvania... JHB Mar 2012 #13
Just lie back and think about England DisgustipatedinCA Mar 2012 #14
Doctors cannot follow their Hippocratic Oath AND follow that law. YellowRubberDuckie Mar 2012 #15
Maybe he can just close his eyes n2doc Mar 2012 #17
That could be a Pay-Per-View Event. RagAss Mar 2012 #19
I just can't understand any woman in PA voting for the GOP nt nanabugg Mar 2012 #20
I can't understand any woman ANYWHERE voting for the GOP. Chorophyll Mar 2012 #23
These RW neanderthals are opportunists-- felix_numinous Mar 2012 #22
Don't hold back! hootinholler Mar 2012 #24
K&R.. butterfly77 Mar 2012 #25
We're fucked here with Tom Corporate, LynneSin MrMickeysMom Mar 2012 #26
If anything deserves all caps, this does. Lifelong Protester Mar 2012 #29
Don't know how they can get away with this transvaginal probe bill, crunch60 Mar 2012 #30
Shout it, Sistah!! Excellent Rant!! Bravo and well done Tuesday Afternoon Mar 2012 #31
Forgive me if I have a hard time feeling sorry for some of these voters in PA. They didn't show up Liberal_Stalwart71 Mar 2012 #32
I've heard the transvaginal probe vankuria Mar 2012 #33
Luckily many of the women of PA are near DE/NJ/NY/MD borders LynneSin Mar 2012 #35
Some women may not have access vankuria Mar 2012 #39
Republicans propose a Sharia Law for Christ texshelters Mar 2012 #34
and I'm thinking the same thing newspeak Mar 2012 #37
MoveOn should add that disgusting qoute to their new ad quoting Republicans.... Pachamama Mar 2012 #38
Is that what your wife does you fucking dildo? Rex Mar 2012 #40

Response to GOTV (Reply #5)

proud2BlibKansan

(96,793 posts)
8. My governor told women they can just go work somewhere else
Thu Mar 15, 2012, 04:00 PM
Mar 2012

So we sent him pink slips telling HIM he can go work somewhere else.

Asshole was on CSPAN and a woman from Kansas called in and asked about the Blunt amendment. He said women who want birth control can just go work somewhere else.

Faygo Kid

(21,478 posts)
11. All over the Internet this afternoon - and the reactions are stunning
Thu Mar 15, 2012, 04:46 PM
Mar 2012

I can't believe the offensive posts from the Dittoheads on various sites and publications. If anyone did not think there's a full scale war on women and their health taking place, just check out not just the governor's comments, but the comments posted on various websites.

It's clear Limbaugh has emboldened them in their hatred. And that the Republicans are starting to believe that this is the way to electoral success.

By the way, where do the GOP candidates stand on mandatory transvaginal ultrasounds on women seeking an abortion?

mrmpa

(4,033 posts)
18. Well let's see how GOP candidates stand...Romney was against it before he was for it
Thu Mar 15, 2012, 05:37 PM
Mar 2012

Santorum is all for it, the Grinch thinks (oh never mind, that's an oxymoron) and Ron Paul thinks it's a choice the woman made when she became pregnant.

es35

(132 posts)
12. The main problem with guys like Corbett, Santorum, Scalia and Thomas....
Thu Mar 15, 2012, 04:47 PM
Mar 2012

The main problem with guys like Corbett, Santorum, Scalia and Thomas is that they have no consciences. Instead they have a Church dogma in their heads which they think is one. But the Church dogma they have is neither rational nor moral. It gives the same rights to a fertilized egg as a child, it excommunicates pregnant girls who have been raped but does not excommunicate any Nazis of the Third Reich. These guys are walking around and leading others but have absolutely no consciences in their brains and are unable to feel genuine human empathy and compassion and to know what is wrong and what is right. They only feel what their church allows them to feel, which is obedience and loyalty, which are totally inadequate substitutes for human emotions and conscience.

LynneSin

(95,337 posts)
16. But Ted Kennedy and Joe Biden are also Catholics so you can't just do a blanket assumption
Thu Mar 15, 2012, 05:26 PM
Mar 2012

about the religion.

Gov Tom Ridge was Catholic and a Republican and he was vehemently pro-choice.

It's too easy to blame the faith, we need to blame the men.

Personally what I think is happening is that they're giving up on the immigrant and GLBT battles and going back to the beginning. They're losing on those first two battles so they need to find SOMETHING to repress.

 

obxhead

(8,434 posts)
36. Without the faith these men would not be fighting for these laws.
Fri Mar 16, 2012, 12:12 PM
Mar 2012

Not all faithful hate women, but every man that is fighting the war on women are "faithful."

YellowRubberDuckie

(19,736 posts)
15. Doctors cannot follow their Hippocratic Oath AND follow that law.
Thu Mar 15, 2012, 05:08 PM
Mar 2012

It just isn't possible. They are harming women mentally by essentially raping them. What stops them from checking the box that they did it and moving on? Are there going to be state monitors in every abortion clinic?

n2doc

(47,953 posts)
17. Maybe he can just close his eyes
Thu Mar 15, 2012, 05:36 PM
Mar 2012

and we can blowtorch his dick to make sure it is clean and sterile.

Chorophyll

(5,179 posts)
23. I can't understand any woman ANYWHERE voting for the GOP.
Thu Mar 15, 2012, 07:07 PM
Mar 2012

No policy on jobs. No policy on housing. No policy on education. No policy on energy other than keep using it.

It's all tax cuts and state-mandated rape. That's all they've got.

felix_numinous

(5,198 posts)
22. These RW neanderthals are opportunists--
Thu Mar 15, 2012, 07:07 PM
Mar 2012

they mistakenly think that attacking gays, teachers, minorities, poor and women --is the path of LEAST resistance--being the pompous authoritarians that they are.

By STANDING OUR GROUND and PUSHING BACK in SOLIDARITY, we are not playing their game but CHANGING the rules of the game. Let them squeal and insult us and complain....while their obsolete nightmare of a plan circles the drain!!!!!


They have taken the path with the MOST resistance, just wait.


Women--Do not comply--pass it on.

MrMickeysMom

(20,453 posts)
26. We're fucked here with Tom Corporate, LynneSin
Thu Mar 15, 2012, 08:50 PM
Mar 2012

All the cookie cutter laws written by ALEC are ramming themselves down the collective throats of poor Pennsylvanians. We can't recall this sub-human piece of work.

As an elected official, our local govt (all local govts) are going to be dealing with Act 13, which was written with utter contempt for local zoning laws. They'll have the Marcellus Shale oil and gas industry waltzing into any zoning district to drill 24/7 until they've raped PA very soon. I guess I should feel lucky that vaginas don't have a shale layer.

This forced ultrasound.... I can't even put into words what I'd like to do to these guys. Women are supposed to view and listen to this mandated ultrasound and now we hear from this jagoff about women getting a govt permission slip to do what they are LEGALLY able to do.

In a PIG'S eye. This is unconstitutional, and this guy has got to GO.


 

crunch60

(1,412 posts)
30. Don't know how they can get away with this transvaginal probe bill,
Fri Mar 16, 2012, 04:45 AM
Mar 2012

because the FBI defines Rape as Penetration without Consent. It seems women could sue any Dr. or institution that forced her to undergo this medically unnecessary procedure.

 

Liberal_Stalwart71

(20,450 posts)
32. Forgive me if I have a hard time feeling sorry for some of these voters in PA. They didn't show up
Fri Mar 16, 2012, 09:30 AM
Mar 2012

to vote in 2010 and this is what they got.

vankuria

(904 posts)
33. I've heard the transvaginal probe
Fri Mar 16, 2012, 09:46 AM
Mar 2012

has to be paid for by the patient, anyone know if this is true? Also heard this is a very expensive procedure, as most invasive procedures are. In any case I highly doubt Dr.'s will be getting paid for a procedure that is medically not necessary and done against the wishes of the patient if in fact the patient is the one footing the bill. Many women seeking abortion simply cannot afford a child, so this procedure would only add to her already shaky financial standing. If they have to choose what gets paid (ie., rent, food, medication, clothing, utilities, etc.), I would guess paying this bill would have no priority whatsoever. Dr.'s will get fed up for doing a procedure that requires there time, and getting no reimbursement at all.

LynneSin

(95,337 posts)
35. Luckily many of the women of PA are near DE/NJ/NY/MD borders
Fri Mar 16, 2012, 10:36 AM
Mar 2012

those states still haven't passed draconian style abortion rules and with Democrats controlling 3 of those states (all but NJ) for now it will be safe in those states.

vankuria

(904 posts)
39. Some women may not have access
Fri Mar 16, 2012, 03:58 PM
Mar 2012

to health care in neighboring states. If someone doesn't have transportation they could not take advantage of the more liberal leaning state policies.

texshelters

(1,979 posts)
34. Republicans propose a Sharia Law for Christ
Fri Mar 16, 2012, 10:31 AM
Mar 2012
http://texshelters.wordpress.com/2012/03/15/we-need-a-sharia-law-for-christ/

Thanks for the update on the misogynist attacks on women from the right. This is what happens when labor is less of a force in a state like Pennsylvania. They stop focusing on job and start focusing on vaginas.

PTxS

newspeak

(4,847 posts)
37. and I'm thinking the same thing
Fri Mar 16, 2012, 12:27 PM
Mar 2012

why don't these misogynist creeps just move to somewhere like SA. It seems they have more in common with fundy muslims (not all muslims are fundy).

Attacks on women, gays is part of fascism 101. "the handmades tale" and starhawk's "the fifth sacred thing" come to mind. a patriarchal corporatized world, where women and children are just chattel. Actually, starhawk's book goes further, where children are bred from birth to do whatever the elites demand and their reward is they will gain a soul. Because, they are told from the time they can understand that they are soulless, until the elites deem they are worthy to receive a soul.

I never imagined that we would take so many steps backward in this country. It is truly interesting and scary times.

 

Rex

(65,616 posts)
40. Is that what your wife does you fucking dildo?
Fri Mar 16, 2012, 04:01 PM
Mar 2012

I bet she not only closes her eyes but demands the lights be off and probably has a headache so just go jackoff in the bathroom like you always do!

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