Actually, they have an entire tie set where the patterns are actual microcopic pictures of various venerial diseases

Y'know... that's just too f'ing sick for words.

So much for abortions being a "necessary evil." Maybe PP is shooting for a fashion statement.

Perhaps it's time for my "You had irresponsible sex, you are dealing with an unwanted pregnancy, and now YOU want ME to pay for your abortion?" t-shirt.

I always thought it was too callous of a message, even for a Republican. But whattheheck, we're all making bold statements anyway.

No, your message is still callous ...

I just find it pretty nuts that they would promote a shirt that takes pride in what (at the very least) should be an extremely private matter.

This goes directly to the pro-choice dream of completely normalizing abortion. Make it a point of pride, or at least something that happens everyday, like brushing your teeth, and the debate is over.

Might be a bit too early to puch for this, it might make some marginal supporters into marginal opponents (right Bill?)

Wasn't somebody marketing a "My mom didn't have an abortion" T-shirt at one point?

Shouldn't someone be doing so now?

I was going to say something sarcastic, and then a completely random thought suddenly occurred to me: the existance of the google cache suggests that google holds in its hard drives virtually the entire contents of the internet.

And that's kinda cool.

Google's cache is just that, a cache. But there are several serious efforts to archive as much of the web as possible, such as www.archive.org.

"My mom had an abortion, and all I got was this....uh, never mind."

As I told a friend of mine:

If you consider the fetus just a clump of cells, then the t-shirt is the biological equivalent of "I had a big poop."

If you consider the fetus a human being, then the t-shirt is the moral equivalent of "I murdered a baby."

Either way, probably not something you need to shout to the world.

The page appears to be back up now.