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O most pernicious woman
O villain, villain, smiling, damned villain!
My tales, -- meet it is I set down That one may smile, and smile, and be a villain; At least I'm sure it may be so in [Maine].
Hamlet Act 1 scene 5
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The acronym of these grandmothers from Maine is GRR (Grandmothers for Reproductive Rights) and all I can say is it's an insult to animals that go "grr...."
I remember a squirrel who carefully moved her babies from a tree we were cutting down at our old house. She very methodically carried each tiny bundle of fur down the tree in her mouth and relocated them to a safe place. What a good mother! Rescuing them from the treecutter's axe.
I've often watched small birds attack a bigger bird threatening their nest.
And we all know how dangerous it is to get between a mama bear and her cubs.
No, these women don't even have the hearts of a squirrel or a bunny rabbit. The abortionist is their ally as they champion the murder of their own offspring. They have the heart of Medea who, after murdering her brother and her father, murdered her children to revenge Jason for his infidelity. An evil woman is an appalling thing.
