Speaking of 'George Carlin’s single accurate observation'

Kathy Shaidle: It’s like George Carlin’s single accurate observation: -- "That most of the women who protest outside abortion clinics are all the same women nobody wants to have sex with anyway.

I feel that way about the “men” who participate in the White Ribbon campaign:

None of them look like they’d beat or rape a woman anyway - or, more accurately could manage it.

They’re always these rickety, spindly, bike-helmet beta males."

As I understand Kathy Shaidle with respect to the abortion "debate", she correctly recognizes abortion for the murder it is, and opposes it. And, at the same time, she scorns and despises the "pro-life" folk for their lack of coolness ... where "cool" is defined by the very "liberals" who champion abortion.

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But anyway, getting back to George Carlin's allegedly single accurate alleged observation, that most of the women who protest outside abortion clinics are all the same women nobody wants to have sex with anyway --
1) this is a good example of the "liberal" habit of justification (of wickedness) and/or dismissal (of righteousness) by means of non sequitur
2) did Mr Carlin, nor his fans, never realize that one of the meanings of this alleged observation is this: that the women who cannot have children -- allegedly because no man will willingly give them one -- implicitly understand, in their bones, the moral horror of murdering children.