I did a search for "False Hope No Change Loves Abortion"...and it came up with 2, 510,000 htis...

Which means absolutely nothing, as I couldn't really find an article listed that was about either one...it's just the nature of the beast, and the weird way that search engines work and how key words work...it means NOTHING...

But you know how the internet is...no matter what your view is, about anything, eventually you'll find sites online that support that view, if you look long enough...doesn't make them truthful, but you'll find them...

"it's none of my business what you do with your body"

About 8,190 results (0.22 seconds)

The letter writer apparently has no insight into the rhetorical trope of sarcasm.

When it's common for people to make claim that Planned Parenthood actively encourages women to get abortions specifically so they (PP) can make money, and a so-called "abortion industry" exists again simply to make money, it shouldn't be surprising to people like the writer of the letter above that other people attempt to make fun of such a ludicrous belief by sarcastically co-opting the idea that someone would "love" or "like" abortion. Such t-shirts and bumper stickers are intended to mock and make fun of the idea that anyone would like or love such a thing. They're saying "you're completely missing the boat, folks."

Kind of like when Sarah Silverman says "“I was going to get an abortion the other day. I totally wanted an abortion. And it turns out I was just thirsty” or "Got a quickie aborsh in case R v W gets overturned."

Mocking one-dimensional thinking in other words.

"Google logic" should be a new Godwin type phrase.

I have no doubt someone might actually want to sell an "I heart Mitt Romney" bumper sticker, but this wouldn't mean anyone outside of his family actually loves Mitt Romney. Google logic is no logic at all.

Did you make sure the "sarcasm" filter was on when you tried this search? I believe it's somewhere in the advanced search settings.

Did you also try searching for, "Am I actually making a point, or am I being deliberately too literal in order to avoid conceding that even people who support the choice of legal abortions don't rejoice in having them?" Because that's a search that might have found you a more useful answer to your query.

33,600,000 hits for the search Hitler is Awesome. Google even autofilled it as soon as I started to type the "a"

I recall one of the older posters here once tried to use this tactic regarding how much worse child-molestation was with teachers than with clergy members, arguing that since there were 10 times as many links for "teachers" and "molestation" as "clergy" and "molestation" or something like that. Breaking it down to click-per-capita, though, clergy still came out a little bit on top, due to the lower population numbers.

But all of that paled to when I entered in that posters username and "molestation". Turns out there were 15,000 links for that. Since he was the only one with that username, I figured that meant that he was in a Very high risk group. Or that it was all just meaningless, and let him pick between the two.

Don't think he responded.

I suppose that in a way, that's an interesting subject, so I checked it out. Google supports phrase search, so I checked "I love abortion": There were about 56,300 results.

I checked the phrase "I love killing people": There were about 211,000 results

I checked the phrase "I love murder": There were about 263,000 results.

I checked the phrase "I love suicide": There were about 6,020,000 results.

So yes, apparently it is true that there are some people that love abortion. But many more love killing people. But even more than that love murdering people. BUT the most of all, people love suicide.

Over six million love suicide, and only 56,300 love abortion. Wow.

Apparently that means that for every person that loves abortion, almost 107 love suicide.

And yes Kory Willis, you can buy "I love suicide" T shirts and bumper stickers. Are you going to buy one, since they're so popular?