Remember the right wing's indignation last week over the woman who wanted to put a note into fat kid's candy bags at Halloween?
I'd much rather that than
this.The cards handed out along with candy to kids on Halloween in a northwest Albuquerque neighborhood carried pointed messages.
"I am not a clump of cells."
"53 million killed."
Frank Valdez, who found the cards in the trick-or-treat bag of a friend's child, said he couldn't believe someone would put other people's kids into the middle of the fight over banning late-term abortions in Albuquerque.
"We just noticed these cards attached to certain candies and started pulling them off, and we were pretty shocked to see that kind of stuff targeted at kids," Valdez told KRQE News 13. "They're forcing an agenda on little kids, pretty much."
Valdez sent pictures of the cards into the local Facebook page "Inhabitants of Burque." The post has sparked a heated debate on the homeowner's actions.
KRQE News 13 paid her a visit. While other homes were decorated for Halloween, her home was plastered in anti-abortion posters and paintings.
