California proposition 73 is crap, and so is its advertising campaign

[chimerically]

Anyone else (in California, anyway) getting automated phone calls supporting Proposition 73, the one that would require parental notification for abortions on minors? I've gotten several, and they piss me off on so many levels. First, I don't know where they got my name or mobile phone number, but I am completely the wrong audience, and I really

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[kryscat]

Heh. They pissed Rob off too, by calling before 9am and waking him up with their recording. I slept right through it.

[darcydodo]

My favorite was the time that I had two messages on my machine when I got home: the first one was from someone saying, very calmly and reasonably, that I should vote NO on 73, and the second one was one of those bizarre hysterical pitch-changing recordings saying to vote yes. I was like, goodness, if I weren't already obviously going to vote no anyway, I certainly would now!

[temperategoddss]

I'm not getting calls ;) Jk.

In Sandy they are voting on a proposition today that will determine if Sandy will allow the big box retail stores (ie: Walmart, etc.) in the places they are pushing to go in. There's a Walmart in Midvale, on Fort Union, and now they want one in Sandy, just 2.5 miles away. JESUS CHRIST, ENOUGH IS ENOUGH!

[temperategoddss]

With all the bullshit strictures being put in place on abortion in various states anyways, you'd think that parents actually WANT their teenagers to have babies.

[chimerically]

Hehe. Well, I think they ideally want their daughters not to have sex, or if they do, to tell them about it so they can freak out and ground them for life and such. :~P

[darthabsinthe]

This anti-abortion thing is out of control! I'm waiting for the day with it becomes federally illegal.

[chimerically]

Ugh, I fear the day ...