Justin Bieber: Fan of "Teen Mom"?

Justin Bieber might by a fan of the girls on "Teen Mom" based on his view on abortion. Justin Bieber is never in danger of becoming pregnant himself, but, like a lot of guys, he's not afraid to voice his opinion on the controversial procedure.

In a recent Rolling Stones interview, Justin Bieber revealed that he doesn't believe in abortion, replying that "everything happens for a reason" when asked about how he feels about it in cases involving rape. He does, however, admit that he's never been in such a position, so he "wouldn't be able to judge that."

But while Justin Bieber might applaud girls like those on "Teen Mom" that choose life, no matter how difficult their circumstances, he might not be the biggest fan of teen mom Bristol Palin's way of making money these days. While Bristol Palin makes thousands of dollars telling teens that abstinence until marriage is the only way to live a good life, Justin Bieber doesn't seem as keen on this viewpoint, stating that he thinks one should just wait until they meet someone they fall in love with.

He also deviates from the Palin school of thought by touting the benefits of the socialized healthcare system in Canada, calling Americans "evil" for the way the country's healthcare system can cause citizens to end up broke (Uh oh, it will only be a matter of time before Sarah Palin fires back. With Justin Bieber preaching this viewpoint to his followers, it's such a shame they're all not old enough to vote).

On the other hand, it could be dangerous asking Justin Bieber these kinds of questions as his fans eat up every word; I'd hate for girls to grow up to become avid anti-abortion advocates just because of something Justin Bieber said one time (just look at how they've reacted to Kim Kardashian, Selena Gomez, and Esperanza Spalding!).

I seriously hope there are no terrible repercussions from this recent interview, and parents, whatever you views may be, you've been forewarned; Justin Bieber has started talking politics.

SOURCES:
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2010/05/17/bristol-palin-speech-30000_n_579545.html
http://today.msnbc.msn.com/id/41624745/ns/today-entertainment/