
Washington, D.C. – Abortion has and will always be a hot button topic. The debates have raged for decades, both politically and personally. With the upcoming presidential election, these debates are sure to be brought into the forefront once again. Some candidates and their supporters will argue on the side of pro-life, some on the side of pro-abortion, while others will support pro-choice. No matter what side, most of these people are insane. Pro-life supporters have killed doctors, pro-abortion supporters have killed expectant mothers, and pro-choice supporters have sat back, smoked weed, and laughed at all of these stupid assholes. Luckily, a new campaign is set to kick off tomorrow called the “It’s not a child, it’s a trap” campaign. This is, of course, a play on the phrase “It’s a child, not a choice” that you see on so many bumper stickers. The founders of the “It’s not a child, it’s a trap” is a campaign realize that many women use a pregnancy to trap men into staying with them. This method has become an extremely popular and effective one in recent years. The campaign is designed to educate men how the trap works. Usually, the woman will first make sure she becomes friends with the man’s mother (frequently going shopping, eating lunch, etc.) Her thought is “Well, if I’m best friends with his mom, then she will make sure he never leaves.” Sadly, according to the campaign’s numbers, this plan works an average of 71 percent of the time. Once the woman’s plan reaches step 2 – which is to slowly get the man’s mother to start paying their bills for them – the success rate reaches an alarming 83 percent. Finally, once the woman announces she is pregnant, the percentage of success reaches an astounding 94 percent. At that point, the trap is set. The man then falls into the trap slowly (usually for 9 months or so.) The process is then complete and has been a success for the woman, who by now has quit her job with no intent to return, but instead continue to have the man’s mother pay for the bulk of her bills while she spends her own money on shoes, purses, and massages. According to the report, it is at this point when the man simply stops caring and waits for the sweet embrace of death. With the Iowa caucus behind us, this new campaign is expecting to begin gaining steam at next week’s New Hampshire primary. Though it is unclear which GOP candidate or candidates will support the campaign, early word is that it will be Texas governor Rick Perry – if, of course, he is not too drunk to actually speak on the topic. So as the the debates, arguments, murders, and wars rage on over which batshit crazy side is right: pro-life, pro-abortion, or pro-choice, at least now there is a new choice, a new campaign, a new slogan: “It’s not a child, it’s a trap.”