
Without actually contacting the band who did the song to find out what message they were trying to put across, the no-choicers interpreted it as an anti-choice song and pronounced it the Battle Hymn of the Fetuses. Families of 14! Women unhappy with sexual freedom and... abortion! Fetus fetishists wet themselves in ecstacy. An anti-abortion reproductive revolution was surely at hand, and it would start with this song in Catholic Quebec. Every anti-choice blog and their main source of dysinformation, "lifesite", did write-ups about the song and posted the video. Onward and upward, xtian soldiers, noses to the crotch!
Except ummm.. not so much. When the band found out that the anti-choicers had misappropriated their song, they were anything but pleased:
"MONTREAL, QC, August 1, 2007 (LifeSiteNews.com) - The French Canadian folk-rock Band Mes Aïeux has furiously responded to a LifeSiteNews.com news article for its "misinterpretation" of their song Dégénération." [...]
"Nevertheless, Mes Aïeux was deeply offended by the LifeSiteNews.com news report. They called it a "kidnapping" of the song. "You have associated our song with your anti-choice cause without consulting us" they wrote to LifeSiteNews.com, and requested removal of the photo of the group and even the link to their website. Upon learning that they are a pro-abortion band, LifeSiteNews gladly complied although there is no legal obligation to remove such a link. LifeSiteNews has never received such a request in its ten years of existence."
So much for that, eh? Hahahahaha! Oh well. Not to worry, fetus-humpers, there are lots of other songs out there that you could appropriate and call your own. May I suggest "Feed Us A Fetus" by the Dayglo Abortions?
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