No this in not anecdotal, on more than one occasion PPH has said they would accept donations that are clearly made withthe intent to target “black” babies.
you need to look up anecdotal. Your examples are just that and only that. You have yet to show a stated in writing policy to this effect.
And over a period of years in multiple states, calls have been made to PPH where the age of the girl is given and/or the age of the father provided that violates either the age of consent or the statutory rape laws and in every case the girl was told to call back and not provide that information … is it written in a document? Hard to say … but it is clearly the “policy” of the organization … as the taped calls illutrate.
If not a stated policy you are on thin ice. Stated policy is reflected in its encorportion documents or other statements from authorized policy manuals. Furthermore, it is not the usual practice of such groups to act as surrogate police departments. Lawyers also do not report the crimes committed by clients who come to them for advice. Privilege occurs between patient and doctor.
You may want to maintain that this is something bad, but you have pointed to no indictment, no law, and NO policy statement to the effect you claim.
Why would PPH refuse to provide the information to the Kansas Attorney General [with names redacted to protect confidentiality] if they had nothing to hide … It is a fact that abortion providers have no accountability and they lobby to keep things that way. Abortion clinics do not have to meet the same requirements of a regular medical clinic in most states.
For the same reasons that health care workers don’t wish to divulge information about aids patients and lawyers don’t provide information about their clients. There are sensitive issues of privacy at stake and the use of such services is chilled to the degree that clients cannot expect that their presence and case will be held private by the institution. Do you recall when libraries refused to give the Govt information about the lending practices of library patrons? We still value privacy in this country even though the government tries mightily to remove it from us.
We require warning lales on cigarettes and alcoholic drinks and in restaurants that serve drinks that warn of health hazards … in a Dr. office they are required to discuss all of the side affects and alternatives to every medical proceedure. Even commercials for various drugs have to ist every potential side affect however remote or slight …except when it comes to providing abortions …
Are you now claiming that PPH offers no material explaining the procedures, alternatives and possible side effects if any of any particular procedure? I doubt you can prove that allegation. That is a far cry from insisting that women view pictures of fetuses. That is not a warming, that is intimidation pure and simple.
Then the abortion lobby can say that it is not a baby [and yes, they do say that “it” is not a baby] but make references to being a “blob of tissue” or a “clump of cells” or a “fetus” or an “embryo” … require an ultra sund to show exactly what that “Clump of cells” looks like or what the heart beat of the “blob of tissue” sounds like ----- then we are treating women as if they “are too stupid to know what they are doing” …
Then they can say that babies come from rainbows. You can’t speculate like this and use it as argument. What the “can” say is not what they must say.
I believe it is you who are condescending … if they do in fact know what they are doing why do you [PPH and any abortion provider] fear full disclosure?
What in the world do they haev to fear in full disclosure? Please substantiate your claim that they do not. And what is full disclosure in your eyes? If full disclosure means showing pictures of fetuses you are on shaking ground. Any woman knows that she is carrying a fetus, that is why she is there. She need not be shown it to be sure. The method is offered as intimidation as your lack of good reasoning shows.
Why does PPH not provide adoption alternatives as an option for women who are pregnant and do not want the child? What is it about adoption that PPH does not like … could it be the lack of the fees …
What means are they supposed to offer? An actual agency? Would you then not be claiming that they had a conflict of interests? Aborting non-placeable babies and talking “good candidates” into adoption? Your reasoning is again probably not permitted by law, probably immoral, and certainly unwise.
And does PPH sell [or give away] their faulty condoms to white people … sure … they make money on all abortions … but they target the poor and minorities … they situate their clinics in poor neighborhoods … you don’t see PPH lobbying the local planning departments to place abortion clinics in the Nob Hill neighborhoods … the upscale parts of town …
Don’t say sure with out backing it up. As I stated before, clinics are often placed in proximity to areas where there is easy access by those who most commonly use the services. This is logical again, not sinister as you would like it to be. Clinics need to be on bus routes ideally since often minorities use this as their basic transportation. I guess you have had little contact with the poor. Many of my clients got jobs when directed to do so by the Court, most of the jobs were in places they could not ultimately get to by bus. But you are correct, clinics are not found in upscale neighborhoods. Those women get their abortions from their specialists in nice big hospitals with private suites which they can well afford.