Street Artist Sabo Lampoons Miley Cyrus Licking ‘Abortion Is Healthcare’ Cake

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Street artist Sabo refashioned a photo of pop star Miley Cyrus licking a cake that read “abortion is healthcare,” replacing the cake with a bloody, aborted baby.

“This is in response to Miley licking an “ABORTION IS HEALTHCARE” cake which those on the Right found as tasteless and disrespectful as I’m sure the Left will find my version,” Sabo told Breitbart News of his repurposed political art, which popped up this week around the city of Los Angeles.

Photo courtesy Unsavory Agents

Photo courtesy Unsavory Agents

“Also it seems Miley Cyrus is planning a colaboration with Planned Parenthood in the near future I hope my campaign derails, however I’m sure it won’t because the Left is lacking morals and standards,” Sabo said of the “She Is Coming” singer joining forces with the abortion giant and high-end fashion brand Marc Jacobs to sell “Don’t Fuck With My Freedom” hoodies, with 100% of the proceeds from the $175 pink hoodies going to Planned Parenthood.

Never one to shy away from confronting controversial topics, Sabo has taken aim at some of Hollywood’s biggest stars and Silicon Valley titans, from Leonardo DiCaprio and Mark Zuckerberg, and political figures from Hillary Clinton to former Rep.-turned White House hopeful Robert Francis “Beto” O’Rourke (D-TX).

Photo courtesy Unsavory Agents

Photo courtesy Unsavory Agents

So-called heartbeat laws — legislation effectively banning an abortion after a fetal heartbeat is detected — have popped up in several states this year. Last week, Louisiana’s Democratic Gov. John Bel Edwards made the Pelican State the ninth state to enact (or set an implementation date for) such laws. Georgia’s abortion law kicked off threats to boycott from Hollywood studios that have said they may pull production from the state if its law goes into effect on Jan. 1, 2020.

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