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So, happy belated Father's Day to all the fathers out there who listen to the Savage

Lovecast, a happy belated Father's Day to my own father, who I believe has just begun

listening to the Savage Lovecast, which freaks me the fuck out, dad.

Happy Father's Day,

turn it off, all right? And happy Father's Day belatedly to my husband, Terry, the other father

of our son. And to me, we don't make a big deal about Father's Day at our house. We don't

make a big deal about Valentine's Day. We don't make big deals about anniversaries. We're just not big dealmakers.

We have a little dinner party maybe for a birthday. And every once in a while, about two or three weeks after our anniversary, we look at each other and go, oh, fuck, it was our anniversary, wasn't it? Happy anniversary. And that's about as big a deal as we make. somebody's trying to make a big deal out of Father's Day though

anti-choice activists

we're always trying to make a big deal out of Father's Day, though,

anti-choice activists. We're always trying to make a big deal out of everything. They could find an anti-choice campaign to tie to Arbor Day, but they're tying an anti-choice campaign now to

Father's Day because when it comes to choice, when it comes to abortion, we have to remember

the real victims, the men's.

They're trying to frame Father's Day as a day of mourning for men who have lost children, children to which they were entitled because they had an orgasm, to abortion,

the women choosing whether or not to terminate a pregnancy.

And this was blowing up on Twitter in the week before Father's Day, trying desperately

to get this off the ground, including at the same time a campaign called the pill kills

that they're trying to get off the ground when actually the pill, hormonal birth control,

saves lives.

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