Redneckopolis.

Since when did Kentucky start skateboarding?

At least the baby has a helmet.

It's fantastic that instead of laughing about how she's not going to be wearing a tube top at the other end of that ramp, everyone's turned this into a political debate.

The government should regulate what a pregnant woman can do with their body… That might be just the right approach to stop women from making poor choices. Or…. This is somehow wrong BUT it's all right for the government to force a doctor to penetrate her with a medical instrument?

Ok Jordan. I'm glad that you were given the opportunity to turn from a little cell into such a lovely human. Lucky duck! I actually hate the government and don't think they should manage any part of my life. I don't care that abortion is legal. People can get all the abortions they want, just don't make me pay for it. And don't tell me that the magical journey that is your life didn't begin when you were conceived.

Oh and one more thing. It's not that we don't believe it is a baby it's that we don't believe it is a baby at conception, which it's not. It's a cell.

In regards to the lib comment about the baby not being a baby yet. You should probably look up what pro CHOICE means and when a fetus begins brain activity. So yes, this would be a fetus that is viable. That is all.

“This is going to be a shame.” —Jerry Seinfeld

I saw a woman that pregnant rope up at the rock climbing gym a few years ago.

this girl is hardcore anti-protection

You're supposed to deploy the airbag when you fall OFF the skateboard. (The tube top is a nice touch.)

fake

All you libs don't think it's a baby until it pops out anyway, so what the hell do you care?

In Texas, she would be required to watch a video of skateboarding accidents before she could continue. In Virginia, they would shove the skateboard in her and but not force her to watch the video. That's what you get with laws passed by non-skateboarders.

Wear a helmet, knee and elbow protection.

The lady is insane

Keep abortion safe and legal.

Probably the best thing she could possibly do for her child.