Broad Street Review Doesn’t Mince Words

When the Broad Street Review writes about art, we get Hitler and slavery references. When the Broad Street Review writes about Bristol Palin’s pregnancy, as Reed Stevens did today, we get comparisons to Juno (obviously) and calling her future child “essentially unwanted.”

Then, this to end:

Yes, Granny knows there are worse problems. Children are starving because resources are scarce. We don’t need more children; we need to love the ones we’ve got at home and around the world. Put a fucking sock on it, Bristol and Juno. Until you understand resource management, you are expensive, selfish sluts. Your parents are fools.

And you have no story to tell your daughters.

She knows the one (Juno, I think) is a fictional character, right? I’m really happy somebody just came right out and called Bristol Palin a selfish slut. Thanks, Reed Stevens, for brightening up everyone’s Wednesday.

A Few Questions for Bristol Palin [Broad Street Review]
Thanks, RJ