The right to life should mean the right to a life that’s already here, not the life that’s being thought about. But as long as it’s some kind of fetus, it has all kinds of rights. I’m very perturbed and I don’t understand how these pro-life people are so concerned about a bunch of cells in a woman’s uterus but once the kid is born, they couldn’t give a fuck.
įirst, she is very strongly pro-choice and has a hard time understanding where anti-abortion activists are coming from: She says she generally keeps her views to herself–but not really. She’s supported Democratic candidates financially since 2003, from Howard Dean through Barack Obama. Jett appears to be just about as liberal as you’d expect the queen of rock 'n roll to be. So she seems to practice a religious syncretism based in Christianity which evolves and changes as she learns and experiences life. Īlong those lines, she said the book Conversations with God, which incorporates elements of many Western and Eastern traditions, has been so influential in her life that she brings an extra copy with her on the road to share with whomever may be interested. I want to hear it all and then make my decisions after that. It doesn’t matter to me if something comes from a religion that I wasn’t brought up by. I assimilate everything that makes sense and is logical to me in the spiritual realm. I don’t go to church every Sunday, but I do talk to God a lot. I would say that I’m religious, but in my way. Instead, she described her personal faith as an “ongoing spiritual journey.” She continues to believe in God, just not through the confines of organized religion. Jett grew up in a Protestant family that attended church regularly, but she said what she heard about every Sunday didn’t really make sense to her. She grew up there, in Rockville, Maryland, and in West Covina, California. Joan Jett, whose name at birth was Joan Marie Larkin, was born in a suburb in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania called Wynnewood.
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