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Slack.com slash DHQ. By now, everyone has heard about the Shout Your Abortion hashtag on Twitter.

Women who have had abortions are encouraged to tweet about why they're proud and happy

to have done so. How it's set them free for a life and career they would not have been

able to have had they allowed their babies to live. These women argue that a woman's

right to decide what happens to her body is unconditional and a baby doesn't have a

right to take over that body for nine months. Some babies argue that they too had a right

to decide what happened to their bodies. Or they would have argued that. You know, stuff

happens. Now, I personally was deeply inspired by the outspoken courage of the Shout Your Abortion

Women. There was none of this being silenced by guilt over doing something that happens

to be wrong. Just an unbridled celebration of the blood-soaked freedom that one can achieve

if one simply embraces the concept that other people's lives aren't as sacred as your own.

That's why I've started my own hashtag Shout Your Murdered Wife. To celebrate the two wives

I got rid of in order to find happiness. Actually, it's three wives if you count the third

one I killed. Killing my wives was the best decision I ever made. After all, like the

Shout Your Abortion Women, I hadn't done anything to cause myself to be burdened with another

person or if I had, I was drunk out of my mind at the time and can't remember. My body is

my own and I shouldn't have to share it with someone else for the rest of my life just

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