Another Saturday, another parking lot

[neadods]

We have a pro-choice activist among our anti-abortion protesters. To be honest, she freaks me out more than our regulars, who are being quiet. Frankly, she's giving me the Eeyore vibe despite being on "our side." She's already tried to school us on our jobs twice.

ETA: "Our" protestor wants to be buddies with us and says she's on a mission of support to the clinic owners. I rather get the impression the clinic owner is as dubious as we are.

In the meantime, one of the new antis claims to have previously been an escort, but now waves around a sonogram of her own son. Because apparently her wanted healthy child magically means every pregnancy is wanted and healthy. I shall dub her "Excort."

Comments

[raqs.livejournal.com]

Whacky.

The whole thing seems to give a legal outlet to people who in days of yore would have stayed inside, thinking horrific thoughts and twiddling their fingers and bothering no one. Society needs a new hobby for its crazy people.

[neadods.livejournal.com]

When the person on "your" side is more annoying than the ones who aren't, yes!

[redpanda13.livejournal.com]

No matter what your position, there is usually someone on your side that you wish was on the other side. And sometimes vice versa.

[neadods.livejournal.com]

Having talked to both of them now, I'd pick a conversation with Praying Mantis (who was there) than our "supporter."

[tamnonlinear.livejournal.com]

I'm fairly sure some of the Antis at my clinic would not have been at home and quiet, they would have been organizing mobs of one kind or another and having people burned. I'd love for them to have better options, many of them involving medication, but I don't think it's the clinic protesting that is the problem, in and of itself.