delcotimes – Aston resident Ulysses Butch Slaughter knows how to take up a cause, especially if it involves children. So when the founder of the Odyssey Project got word that rapper Shawty Lo was developing a reality TV series for the Oxygen network called “All My Babies’ Mamas” Slaughter just couldn’t sit and watch. So, now, after delivering a petition to Comcast headquarters earlier this week with more than 37,000 signatures, no one will be watching the show. NBC Universal, which is owned by Comcast, announced that it was canceling the show before it hit the air. “All My Babies’ Mamas” was reportedly to feature Shawty Lo and the 11 children he had with 10 mothers. “This was about the exploitation of children,” said Slaughter, who also credited author Sabrina Lamb and the Parent Television Council for helping in the campaign. “We know there is opposition and there are people looking to compromise communities in the interest of profit. “But this is where we draw the line.”

First of all, Ulysses Butch Slaughter, quit claiming to be an activist and cultural critic when it’s blatantly obvious from your name that you’re a Civil War-themed professional wrestler. Nobody’s fooled.

Ulysses, what gives you and your 37,000 uppity friends the right to decide what is and isn’t fit for my TV? And don’t hide behind that “exploitation of children” nonsense. If you really cared about those kids you’d let them be on TV and get rich and famous and drug-addicted and depressed and then finally collapse from a cocaine overdose in their bathroom like they each probably dream about. It’s not about the kids. It’s about you playing Mom for the rest of America and screwing with our parental settings. Well I’m here as a representative of the people to say: ENOUGH.

U. Butch Slaughter if I wanna see the scripted life of a millionaire idiot trying to juggle 11 families and probably several dozen secret international families I believe I have that right. It’s MY pursuit of happiness, bruh. Not yours. And cable TV reality shows about marginally-famous ex rappers and their mega-bastard family situations are my happiness.

Go yell at WorldStar or BET if you’re looking for someone to pick on.