‘Pro-life’ Ads on Coat Hangers? Yep

I don’t think they’re making a “wire coat-hangers are used for abortions” stab. I think it’s just the only medium they have available to them.

what dos the message say?

Something like:

“Warning not to be used for a botched back-yard abortions. Suffer and die you filthy, filthy slut.”

no doubt.

Dingo

“Etching” the ads on wire coat hangers sounds like they were inscribing the words on the hanger itself, which would be a lot more impressive (and pointless) than what they did– print the message on the white paper wrapper that usually encloses such hangers from a dry-cleaner. A great place to put a message, really….just, well, not this particular one.

I say now we put “Pro-choice” ads on rosaries.

joeina2 @ 2

I don’t think they’re making a “wire coat-hangers are used for abortions” stab. I think it’s just the only medium they have available to them.

Of course the perpetrators are…they might be utterly clueless but never let it be said they do not like to be as graphic, brutal and as obnoxious against their perceived audience whenever opportunity arises!

They think shock against the target minds in their midst equates to scoring a bulls eye for jeebus!

The unspoken rule is never smell another xtians stench…I doubt if one xtian would cite the nonsense as bad taste….ever!

Anyway even common sense would dictate that it is a rather thoughtless gesture because many many young women in the Western world died of septicaemia, a little forethought and they would have printed their effluent on the tab!

It is on purpose, never doubt the bad taste of the gawd’ soaked legions…they are not intelligent enough to be subtle or have integrity….or indeed a point!

If you need any further proof at how utterly unconnected to reality these people are, here you go.

Well, either they pass the printing cost on to their consumers or they take a cut in profit. Either way, here’s hoping their competitiveness drops.

This is a joke right?

I was just thinking about this….

This is just a bad idea. Not even considering the message, but putting a political message on your product is just stupid. You will likely lose customers who are offended. However, you aren’t going offset that loss with new customers because of the message. I mean, I would find a new dry cleaner, but the pro-life guy with a trusted cleaner isn’t likely to change his habits just for the message.

At first, I thought of it as just another business using themselves as an ideological platform. Would be annoying enough for me to take my business elsewhere. Then the coat hanger part hit me. Wow. Top tier assholery. It’s bad enough that they’ve been adding steps for women to get safe abortions, generally trying to embarrass or guilt trip them. Now someone’s trying to twist the knife on women who’d have nowhere to turn to if the wingnuts had their way and banned safe abortions.

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Handguns will be etched with messages like, “Choose life, don’t shoot yourself in the head”.

LOL

most leading message, ever?

Oh, the irony.

“Left wingers mistake real news story for Onion parody.”

I had a convulsive spit-take, especially after following the links. Apparently, the dry cleaners are lauding this gimmick as a brilliant advertising strategy, even though it’s been turning off customers during the two years they’ve been using it. Does evolution by natural selection apply to commerce? I think we’re about to witness a test case in the field.