Tuesday, November 18, 2008

Dear Planned Parenthood

Sent:May 6, 2008


Planned Parenthood Federation of America
434 West 33rd Street
New York, NY 10001


Dear Planned Parenthood,

I'll come right out and say I am a man, which some women believe disqualifies me from having an opinion on a topic like abortion. I also have no kids, so again some think my voice on child rearing shouldn't be counted, but I say I do as long as I pay property taxes to give these mewling offspring an unappreciated education! Want me to shut up, quit taking my tax dollars!

I just wanted to write to thank you for your tireless support of abortion rights, but I really think you should try to widen the scope of the law to include children as old as 5. Since it is often possible to tell what kind of an adult an infant will become, it would be best for society if we could abort these kids before they become a burden.

Further, since parents are often blind to the evil of their own children, it would be best if an impartial committee could make these retroactive abortion decisions. This would also protect from an abuse of this system!

It's a win win as far as I can tell.


Sincerely,


Christopher L. Jorgensen


Denied!



No response as of 11/18/08.

My reaction:

I also sent this letter to:

Planned Parenthood Federation of America
1780 Massachusetts Avenue, NW
Washington, DC 20036

Neither place responded. Damn waste of nearly a buck!

I have a feeling once google gets ahold of this one my traffic will go pretty high. Sadly, I am not sure everyone reading my letter will realize it’s satire.

But seriously folks. I think we’ve all seen our share of 5 year olds that we just know won’t amount to anything, haven’t we? Is my idea so terrible?

Of course I wouldn’t have lived to se 6, but oh well.

Website:

noletternolink.com



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