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By your answer I don’t believe you read the article. You are making arguments that are clearly refuted in the article. You spout facts and not once have you given any proof. Pew says so just isn’t quite enough.
Don’t confused this issue with any facts. It is bigger than the truth. Lifestyles are at stake here. Facts, and God’s truth just aren’t enough for some people. They want the truth, and God to be warm and fuzzy, and fun, and conform to their desires.
 
So as a student of history you disregard the people and purposes behind organizations?
Not always, no. Here’s an example of why I hate this kind of argument.

I once knew a woman who hates NAZIs to no end because she’s Jewish. She tries her level best to avoid anything built by NAZIs, But she likes to travel on Jets and drives a Volkwagen bug. And she loves NASA.

Now here’s the thing; the first jet aircraft were invented by NAZIs. NASA was founded by NAZIs. The Volkswagon bug was invented for Hitler.

So nothing good can come out of NAZIs. Yes, I am using all caps to emphasize NAZIs because THEY’RE SO EVIL! She hasn’t spoken to me in more than three years after I told her about the history of those things she loved so much, and I hear she’s gotten rid of her car, threw out all her Nasa collectables, and will not step in a jet anymore. She even hates trains because, while they were not built by Nazis, they were used by them to transport Jews to concentration camps.

The entire argument is a bad argument. To say once evil, it must always be evil is just poor reasoning. It’s a blanket generalization. It’s also guilt by association. And it’s also several fallacies all built into one, which include appeal to fear, and appeal to emotion.

Not to mention how popular it is to pro-lifers. It’s a sickening mantra thanks to how repetitive it is.
The origins of organizations have no bearing on their operations?
The statistics that illustrate how they operate are of no import?
Depends on the individual organization. But many times the origins of the organization have absolutely no bearing on what they’re doing today. Again, I pull out the example of Nasa. Nasa was founded by Nazis, but it has developed many new technologies from the exploration of space travel.
The moralty of the workers as illustrated by the political opposition to full disclosure [ultrasounds, etc], not reporting statutory rape and incest as required by law, and accepting money from donors who express racial animosity is not something you consider important or compelling?
The not reporting statutory rape is something to be concerned about, but, there’s the issue of right to privacy which complicates things. In this context I am not sure what would be the right choice. And statutory rape is a very complicated issue to deal with, because of the emotions that cause knee-jerk and irrational reactions and generalizations about it.
What is it you study about history and how to you apply that knowledge?
My favorite is WWII but I study many eras and aspects of history. The study of history can show people how to avoid errors that keep on coming back to bite us in the behind.
 
Not always, no. Here’s an example of why I hate this kind of argument.

I once knew a woman who hates NAZIs to no end because she’s Jewish. She tries her level best to avoid anything built by NAZIs, But she likes to travel on Jets and drives a Volkwagen bug. And she loves NASA.

Now here’s the thing; the first jet aircraft were invented by NAZIs. NASA was founded by NAZIs. The Volkswagon bug was invented for Hitler.

So nothing good can come out of NAZIs. Yes, I am using all caps to emphasize NAZIs because THEY’RE SO EVIL! She hasn’t spoken to me in more than three years after I told her about the history of those things she loved so much, and I hear she’s gotten rid of her car, threw out all her Nasa collectables, and will not step in a jet anymore. She even hates trains because, while they were not built by Nazis, they were used by them to transport Jews to concentration camps.

The entire argument is a bad argument. To say once evil, it must always be evil is just poor reasoning. It’s a blanket generalization. It’s also guilt by association. And it’s also several fallacies all built into one, which include appeal to fear, and appeal to emotion.

Not to mention how popular it is to pro-lifers. It’s a sickening mantra thanks to how repetitive it is.

Depends on the individual organization. But many times the origins of the organization have absolutely no bearing on what they’re doing today. Again, I pull out the example of Nasa. Nasa was founded by Nazis, but it has developed many new technologies from the exploration of space travel.

The not reporting statutory rape is something to be concerned about, but, there’s the issue of right to privacy which complicates things. In this context I am not sure what would be the right choice. And statutory rape is a very complicated issue to deal with, because of the emotions that cause knee-jerk and irrational reactions and generalizations about it.

My favorite is WWII but I study many eras and aspects of history. The study of history can show people how to avoid errors that keep on coming back to bite us in the behind.
Again methinks that some are not reading the links provided to back up arguments. This excellent link by Leebo in post #19 gave the answer to why it is important to not let the sleeping dog (in this case, Margaret Sanger) lie. I have only copied/pasted the first paragraph.

A Dark Past
Contraception, abortion, and the eugenics movement.


By Jonah Goldberg

Editor’s Note: This is an excerpt from Liberal Fascism.

Margaret Sanger, whose American Birth Control League became Planned Parenthood, was the founding mother of the birth-control movement. She is today considered a liberal saint, a founder of modern feminism, and one of the leading lights of the Progressive pantheon. Gloria Feldt of Planned Parenthood proclaims, “I stand by Margaret Sanger’s side,” leading “the organization that carries on Sanger’s legacy.” Planned Parenthood’s first black president, Faye Wattleton — Ms. magazine’s “Woman of the Year” in 1989 — said that she was* “proud” to be “walking in the footsteps of Margaret Sanger.” *Planned Parenthood gives out annual **Maggie Awards **to individuals and organizations who advance Sanger’s cause. Recipients are a Who’s Who of liberal icons, from the novelist John Irving to the producers of NBC’s West Wing. What Sanger’s liberal admirers are eager to downplay is that she was a thoroughgoing racist who subscribed completely to the views of E. A. Ross and other “raceologists.” Indeed, she made many of them seem tame.…" (emphasis mine)

So you can see, if Planned Parenthood is not only not going to forget her, but give awards in her ‘honor’ then we cannot forget her either.
 
The entire argument is a bad argument. To say once evil, it must always be evil is just poor reasoning. It’s a blanket generalization. It’s also guilt by association. And it’s also several fallacies all built into one, which include appeal to fear, and appeal to emotion…
Well I never said once evil, always evil … I said look at the roots, look at the orgaization and look at the results …

Planned Parenthood is targeting minority’s and the impoverished [just as Margaret Sanger did] … they fight efforts to enforce existing laws regarding reporting of criminal actions [rape and incest] and those who are underage from obtaining abortions without parental consent.

They fight legislation that would require full disclosure of medical implications of abortion, the providing of ultrsounds [in fact they even opposed the placement of Ultrasound machines in Malls, knowing that if woment see the children they are carrying they will opt to keep them … The old adage to “*follow the money!” is apt for PPH …
Depends on the individual organization. But many times the origins of the organization have absolutely no bearing on what they’re doing today. .
But as illustrated the actions of Planned Parenthood are exactly what Margaret Sanger advanced … right up to taking money to insure the abortion of a “Black” baby to prevent affirmative action from interfereing with the job prospects of the donor’s children [this was what the donor told the planned parenthood employee was the reason they wanted to donate to abort an african american child] … the telling young girls to “hang up, call back and don’t tell us any information about _____” is common practice … This is the PPH of today …
The not reporting statutory rape is something to be concerned about, but, there’s the issue of right to privacy which complicates things. In this context I am not sure what would be the right choice. And statutory rape is a very complicated issue to deal with, because of the emotions that cause knee-jerk and irrational reactions and generalizations about it.
Emotions … yes, a 26 year old man impregnates a 13 year old, takes her to the PPH clinis …all of the evidence is disposed of and her parents need never know …

An abusive father rapes his daughter … she becomes pregnant … he takes her to the local clinic [after all pregnant daughter means questions]… with few questions asked PPH removes all evidence of the crime, and sends her home … back into the fire …

This is the real life consequences of the don’'t ask, don’t report, the child can make all decisions without telling a parent [or seeking other legal representation: like a court] …

What about the young woman in california, who did not want to disappoint her dad …
Holly Patterson, 18, died September 17, 2003 in Pleasanton, CA. Patterson died at a local hospital one week after receiving the chemical abortion drug, mifepristone (also known as RU-486), from a Planned Parenthood affiliate. She was
seven weeks pregnant. The Alameda, California coroner’s office reports that Patterson died from septic shock, caused by a “therapeutic, drug-induced abortion.” The U.S. Food and Drug Administration is investigating her death.
copied from link below. For more deaths attribute to abortion see the complete article here at this link:

gateway.org/content/pdf/Is%20abortion%20safer%20than%20childbirth.pdf
 
Planned Parenthood is targeting minority’s and the impoverished [just as Margaret Sanger did] … The old adage to “follow the money!” is apt for PPH … right up to taking money to insure the abortion of a “Black” baby … This is the PPH of today …
… So you can see, if Planned Parenthood is not only not going to forget her, but give awards in her ‘honor’ then we cannot forget her either.
Y’all said it better than anyone else so far. Planned Parenthood is an anti-American, anti-Christian, racist, fascist organization that has duped some of the best and brightest over the past half-century. It is time for the MSM to out this organization for what it is. Unfortunately, I’m sure they, PPH, have plenty of allies at CNN, ABC, CBS, NBC, etc. It makes me wonder, is the truth really that hard to see?
 
Isn’t our job as a Christian to make sure the hungery get fed? It sounds like your saying our job is not to have children so they don’t have to be fed.

I believe the point I made is consistant with both the Bible and traditional teaching of the Church. (please anyone correct me if I’m wrong)

That being said, you are making a valid point. “God will provide” can be intrepeted any of number of ways including naively.

I do understand that it is not as simply as it sounds, but I don’t think it is as difficult as society would have us believe, especially in this country.

Here is some info I promised in my last post:

The following are facts about persons defined as “poor” by the Census Bureau, taken from various gov*ernment reports:

Forty-three percent of all poor households actu*ally own their own homes. The average home owned by persons classified as poor by the Census Bureau is a three-bedroom house with one-and-a-half baths, a garage, and a porch or patio.

Eighty percent of poor households have air conditioning. By contrast, in 1970, only 36 percent of the entire U.S. population enjoyed air conditioning.

Only 6 percent of poor households are over*crowded. More than two-thirds have more than two rooms per person.

The average poor American has more living space than the average individual living in Paris, London, Vienna, Athens, and other cities throughout Europe. (These comparisons are to the average citizens in foreign countries, not to those classified as poor.)

Nearly three-quarters of poor households own a car; 31 percent own two or more cars.

Ninety-seven percent of poor households have a color television; over half own two or more color televisions.

Seventy-eight percent have a VCR or DVD player; 62 percent have cable or satellite TV reception.

Eighty-nine percent own microwave ovens, more than half have a stereo, and more than a third have an automatic dishwasher.

Yes, I think we have become quite materialistic. (BTW I am not exluding myself)
Leebo, I found those numbers to be quite interesting. Do you have a website citation for those demographic statistics?
 
… it has been statistically proven that people with more organized lives tend to use birth control to limit their family size much more effectively than uneducated, drug addicts and under employed single parents, who don’t have their acts together and susidize their incomes with handouts from the government. 🤷
Mary, statistics can be used to link things that they may or may not have a ‘cause and effect’ relationship. Higher education levels and “more organized lives” do not cause, require, or result from people using birth control or abortion. Nor can the opposite be true, birth control and abortion do not cause, require, or result from people having ‘more organized lives.’

The uneducated, drug addiction, and low incomes do not cause government handouts, nor is the opposite true, although I would agree with you that government handouts can exacerbate those problems.

So I’m not sure what point you are trying to make. The motivation to use ABC or abortion is convenience, but that convenience comes with a great price, one that we yet have had to pay. But, payday is on its way. There are no shortcuts to liberty and the only shortcut to salvation was provided by Jesus Christ.
 
Actually this just happened rather recently. Black community leaders, led by Dr. alveda King are calling on politicians to accept no money from Planned Parenthood, NARAL or any other abortion group.
the version i heard was worse than that… that the Planned P. person on the phone @ PP was blatantly racist also… & ws encouraging the caller’s prejudice…
 
. In fact, as I pointed out, demographic statistics support the fact that incapable, under-employed people from the underclass have larger families.
Who are you to call someone “incapable” and how dare you imply that “underemployed” people are not (cannot be)good parents??

You sound SO arrogant… What if someone made the claim that YOU were incapable and under-employed? What if you lost your income suddenly? What if you couldn’t make your house payments or some natural disaster destroyed your home? There are many reasons why people don’t have resources… being poor is NOT child abuse… Sometimes i thnk just the opposite… that being rich and spoiling your children with every material so-called blessing is actually what should be called ABUSE.
Yet since that time it has been statistically proven that people with more organized lives tend to use birth control to limit their family size much more effectively than uneducated, drug addicts and under employed single parents, who don’t have their acts together and susidize their incomes with handouts from the government. 🤷
organized lives?? I have found that those who are the most "organized’ are also rthe LEAST Christ-like… Just my opinion… since you want to state yours…

You really come across like you think you are better than others… that you do NOT believe we are all created equal…
 
Actually I think there has been plenty of evidence presented in this thread to support exactly that. Including it’s founders own words.

How is putting forth someones agenda largely in their own words hating them. I didn’t hear anyone here say they hated her, but they do hate abortion, which by the way is harmful to women who have them, but more importantly harmful to the children that are killed.

Are you saying your argument is based on Church teaching??

And these arguments would be laughed at in the public square only by a few media elites, even alot of left leaning politicians have to hold their noses to support PPH.
Church teaching is clear. Abortion is wrong in every instance. no exceptions. What is laughable is to suggest that PPH today is going out of its way to selectively abort minority babies. The statistics are being used in a way that any competent statistician would tell you is totally erroneous.

If one were to cite to writings of Henry Ford, one would be appalled as well. His love for Hitler and Naziism is well documented. Would you suggest that Ford Motor Company today is targeting Americans to do something nefarious because their founder was a racist Jew hater? You are making exactly the same type of analogy.

The Church has strong arguments to make against abortion. this is not one of them.
 
condomdepot.com/reviews/magazines/reports.cfm

You will notice that 2 of the Condoms offered by Planned Parenthood rated POOR
I repeat is it your serious contention that PPH is offering substandard condoms for the express and stated purpose to exterminate African Americans? Do you have proof for example that they do not give out these condoms to white clients?
A donor wanted to make a donation but only for aborting an african amercian child … for racist and bigoted reasons clearly expressed by the caller …
Anecdotal only. Do you have proof that this is a policy of the organization and if so, cite to the specific document.
Plannd Parenthood does not want expectant mothers to see that they are carrying a child and not a “BLOB”
No one should be forced to see photographs of fetuses to satisfy the right to life group.This is just part and parcel of the mentality that women are too stupid to know what they are doing and need to be taught of the terrible thing they are doing. IT is condenscending. Again, there are good arguments against abortion, this is not one.
It is an absolute truth that Margaret Sanger wanted to prevent those deemed unworthy of reproducing … low inteligencec wrong race, wrong religion, disabled and wrong economic strata of society …
I don’t care IF Sanger was all you say. No more than I care what Henry Ford thought of Jews or Hitler or fascism.
 
SpiritMeadow,

I have just went back and read several of you posts, to try and understand your point of view. I am still at a loss.

Are you saying that alot of Catholics aren’t really concerned with racism or plight of minorities and are just using Sangers racism to attack PPH? You may be partially right, though how do you know where the OPs heart truely lies? or other posters? Any how it doesn’t matter because the arguments being made against PPH and Sanger are valid and well documented.
I am making no claim about Catholics and racism. I know Catholics are very concerned about racism. I do believe that this claim about PPH is simply erroneous to the point of being laughable. It will not stand up and makes the Church look foolish. It is not a good argument period.

I am thoroughly convinced that many posters may believe this stuff to the fullest. However, the argument is so totally flawed that it cuts against their stated goal of convincing people not to use abortion as a solution to a problem. Sanger’s opinions are not relevant no more than Henry Fords’ opinions are. They are both dead and their founded institutions have not been proven to follow their creeds.

If you say it doesn’t matter than I would argue that you are more intent on vilifying a dead woman than dealing with the problem. I say this based on the above, that it is an argument that cannot hold water.
If you think that Catholics aren’t doing enough to help minorities and or poor, or are causing harm to them, then by all means start a fresh thread. I will participate.
I fail to see where you get the impression I am indicting the Church or anyone on their efforts to address minority issues. I would argue only that this one does not in any way. Nobody is going to stop using contraception because Margaret Sanger was a racist.
But you accused posters of not following Church teaching when you have made it clear that you have little if any problem with birth controll and abortion. Who is not following Church instruction?
No, I said that it is not church teaching to claim that PPH is some racist organization bent on destroying black people. The Church knows much better than that I presume. She can attack PPH for solid reasons based on scripture. And I have no where stated that I have little problem with abortion. I do have little trouble with those folks who use contraception since I find NFP little different, just a matter of semantics. Been done to death as a thread too.
 
By your answer I don’t believe you read the article. You are making arguments that are clearly refuted in the article. You spout facts and not once have you given any proof. Pew says so just isn’t quite enough.
Spout? No I reported a statistic. Please, what is yours? You dispute that 98% of the population uses contraception? Show me otherwise. Pew is a highly regarded polling firm, that is respected and used by all faiths and denominations from what I have seen. They’re results are freely available at their site. They are often reported on all the networks and other new agencies. If you have other stats, I have yet to see them. No one has shown me any others yet.

I was not referring to abstinence in other countries. I cannot speak to Uganda and found it not important to this discussion. Customs and life styles are most different in other parts of the world. Abstinence only does not work in the US and that is proven by statistics. Those statistics are so impressive that 22 states have now refused federal abstitence only funding. They have returned to full sex education as a proven method of reducing STD’s and unwanted pregnancy, and abortion rates. I am quite aware of this because my state has just opted out of the program and has released the findings of studies it finds compelling and fair in its presentation.
 
[Leebo]
I read the whole thing, it sounds like he supports planned parenthood to me, I wonder if he would support it today? I wonder if he would support abortion today. No matter, he was duped by Sanger.
Martin Luther King was all in favor of “progressive” social justice ideas. He was very critical of Christian religion for its complicity in oppression and its negligence of social justice.
He bought into all the accusations of modern philosophers and socialists against Christian religion,and he bought into the idea that Jesus was a social justice worker. Like today’s progressives,he was more concerned about the material well-being of people,or “quality of life”,than in the sanctity of human life.
 
Anecdotal only. Do you have proof that this is a policy of the organization and if so, cite to the specific document.
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.

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.

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.
No one should be forced to see photographs of fetuses to satisfy the right to life group.This is just part and parcel of the mentality that women are too stupid to know what they are doing and need to be taught of the terrible thing they are doing. IT is condenscending. Again, there are good arguments against abortion, this is not one.
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 …

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”

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?

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 …

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 …
 
No one should be forced to see photographs of fetuses to satisfy the right to life group.T
why? Afraid of the truth?? If you are afraid of truth now… what about when you die and meet Truth face to face??
fhis is just part and parcel of the mentality that women are too stupid to know what they are doing
not stupid but un-informed… A person who doesn’t know how to perform brain surgery is not stupid… necessarily.
and need to be taught of the terrible thing they are doing. IT is condenscending.
Is not…
Again, there are good arguments against abortion, this is not one.
so, are you pro or con??
I don’t care IF Sanger was all you say. No more than I care what Henry Ford thought of Jews or Hitler or fascism.
If you don’t care, why Post??
 
So what? I suppose many people protesting this “injustice” against blacks support social security privatization which would be inimical to African-Americans.

cbpp.org/1-18-06socsec-brief.htm

I am less concerned about the sanctity of life and much more concerned about improving the lot of the living unfortunate as this is demanded by my own ethical beliefs of utilitarianism. I do not see how cutting off government programs (and advocating policies that will do harm to the unfortunate) while protecting the “sanctity of life” but saying that after the baby is born, they are on their own can be good.
I am completely absolutely against abortion of any kind. And I posted on another thread exactly the idea you have stated in your last sentence above. I think one of the strongest and most effective ways to stop the flow of abortions is to make the idea of having a child as attractive as possible through monetary and spiritual support of the mother. I am asking if anyone knows if any of the pro-life groups have a lobby in Washington fighting for the mothers who after having their babies are then the only ones responsible for raising them? These women feel alone, are for the most part alone without financial and emotional support from family, husband, boyfriend. We not only have the responsiblity to save the lives of unborn children, we also have the responsibility of helping the mothers make better lives for themselves and their children.

I think we are being sanctimonious by being proud of fighting for the unborn child and letting the mother fend for herself. I have always wondered why Birthright is not more active nationally in doing this. I get no requests for contributions from them, nor do I see billboards along highways telling people there is an alternative to abortion. Has anyone else experienced either of the above?
 
Spout? No I reported a statistic. Please, what is yours? You dispute that 98% of the population uses contraception? Show me otherwise.
Ok.

guttmacher.org/pubs/fb_contr_use.html#ref2

That 98% you’re referring to is the percentage of women in their childbearing years who have used contraception at least once. The percentage of fertile, sexually active women who do not want children that use it regularly is 89%.

Of course, this is based on six year old statistics. Pew might be using newer numbers. However, I was unable to find a study on their website related to contraception use. Perhaps you could link us?
 
I think we are being sanctimonious by being proud of fighting for the unborn child and letting the mother fend for herself. I have always wondered why Birthright is not more active nationally in doing this. I get no requests for contributions from them, nor do I see billboards along highways telling people there is an alternative to abortion. Has anyone else experienced either of the above?
There are many people who work to assist mother’s in raising their children and providing alternatives to abortion … also adoption is a loving choice …far more loving than the option to kill …

Here is a profile of priest [God bless his soul] who stated a home for unwed mothers in 1975 and now has three …

priestsforlife.org/newsletters/v7n2marapr97.html#PriestProfile

He passed away just last week … you can read about his passing here:

sentinel.org/node/9225

This man worked his enire life helping young women have thier babies and eithr keep them or placce them for adoption … Oregon Right to Life and Birthright worked with him and he with them … lobby - yes …

The Knights of Columbus worked with and financially support Monsiegnor Taaffee …

My question is what do you do to help … ask for more governement aid … and sit ack and wait for the government hand out money just because a paerson reproduces? …

Jesus never once said to lobby the government for the poor … Jesus said to feed the hungry, clothe the naked, care for the sick and the poor and visit the imprisoned … that means it is up to us to value those in need … the babies and thier mothers …

*** it is up to us to open our hearts, wallets and our homes*** …

We have supported this project and many others … with our time, talent and treasure …

PS as an aside … I continually hear how the Pro_life people are single issue … I won’t tell you about me … but this is the norm for the Pro-Life [Very actively Pro-Life] folks I know …
One couple who live in my parisha nd attend daily mass here at our local parish - are resistered and attend Sunday Mass at a large inner city parish - they feel that it is more important for their contributions support that parish due to its greater need … they work twice a week at that parish’s food pantry … they contribute hours assisting the poor … Another member of my parish works at that food pantry every week …

I have many friends who make baby clothes and purchase baby items [cribs, strollers, etc] for unwed mothers… many of my Pro - life friends also volunteer at and financially support JOIN an organization that assists people in moving from the streets into permanent housing … they volunteer with St. VIncent de Paul … and a host of other organizations …

WE ARE NOT SINGLE ISSUE NOR DO WE ABANDON MOTHERS AFTER THE BIRTHS OF THEIR CHILDREN!
 
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.
 
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