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#MenForChoice Tweets Get Weird
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A hashtag for men who support abortion called #MenForChoice trended on Twitter on Wednesday, and the responses did get a little weird.
One man tried to turn the abortion hashtag into a celebration of transgenderism. “#MenForChoice know reproductive justice wouldn’t exist without people of trans experience. We see you. We love you,” one commenter tweeted.
Many of the tweets had a weirdly sexual connotation for a hashtag about abortion. One woman tweeted that men who support abortion are “100% hotter than man who aren’t,” while another woman admonished men to “get loud with us.”
Although it was difficult to whittle down, here is a collection of some of the most interesting tweets with the hashtag.
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Fun fact: #MenForChoice are 100% hotter than men who aren't.
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While it takes two to get pregnant, women are the loudest about Choice. We need more #MenForChoice to be loud with us.
— Caitlin Papp (@Caitlpapp) September 26, 2017
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#MenForChoice champ @FairfaxJustin is vice-chair of @PPMW_ACT AND he's running for LG against transvaginal ultrasound mastermind Jill Vogel! pic.twitter.com/vsXVD2MroB
— NARAL Pro-Choice VA (@NARALVirginia) September 26, 2017
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If men could get pregnant you could get an abortion at CVS. Proud to be a member of #MenForChoice
— Peter N. (@TarantulaPete) September 26, 2017
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This man and Choice go together like bananas and Cheerios
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The day obtaining a gun is as difficult as it is for a woman to obtain an abortion, then I’ll believe there’s some equity. #MenForChoice https://t.co/yeoPgaWiTQ
— Greg Proops (@GregProops) September 26, 2017
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#MenForChoice …. because women are people too. pic.twitter.com/Ykhn3TG97T
— Jennie Wetter (@JennieinDC) September 26, 2017
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