Planned Parenthood EVP: No one will bully, bribe us

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It’s not about bullying or bribing but doing what is right.
 
PP gets about $780 million in revenue every year from sources other than the United States government. Also, if they get defunded, then donations will go up even more. Therefore, for people to think that PP will go broke without government funding is ridiculous. In addition, there is no reason that this private company should be receiving tax dollars in the first place. As such, for the government to stop funding them would be virtually no harm to them whatsoever. Even if a bunch of PP’s did close down (which would be great) women can get the regular services they need from federal health care centers, which already outnumber PP’s 20:1 and do not provide abortions. So, they really need to stop complaining and start taking it easy.

May God bless you all! 🙂
 
I think the best way to stop the infant genocide is to have an executive order overturning Roe V. Wade. If Roe V. Wade is stopped, correct me if I’m wrong, but I believe that states will be able to outlaw abortion.
 
Melodeonist said:
I think the best way to stop the infant genocide is to have an executive order overturning Roe V. Wade. If Roe V. Wade is stopped, correct me if I’m wrong, but I believe that states will be able to outlaw abortion.
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An executive order cannot be issued to overturn a Supreme Court decision.

Issuing executive orders rather than having Congress pass laws is arguably unconstitutional anyway, but that’s a discussion for another thread.
 
EnglishTeacher said:
Issuing executive orders rather than having Congress pass laws is arguably unconstitutional anyway, but that’s a discussion for another thread.
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Issuing executive orders is unconstitutional if the guy you didn’t vote for issues them. If you voted for the guy then it is just smart government.
 
Melodeonist said:
I think the best way to stop the infant genocide is to have an executive order overturning Roe V. Wade. If Roe V. Wade is stopped, correct me if I’m wrong, but I believe that states will be able to outlaw abortion.
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If Roe were overturned, then, yes, the legality of abortion would be up to each state. Roe cannot be overturned by an executive order, though. Roe is a matter of constitutional law, wrong as it might actually be. There are two ways to overturn it - by the Supreme Court explicitly overturning the case, or by a constitutional amendment.

Roe is one of the worst cases in U.S. history, and that is without even getting into the “rights” it found hidden in the Constitution. Regardless, I would be (and you should be) greatly troubled if a president could simply override the Constitution and the Court by executive order. It’s easy to think it would be great in your example, but what if it was something you agreed with, like the Hobby Lobby case?
 
Richard_White said:
PP gets about $780 million in revenue every year from sources other than the United States government. Also, if they get defunded, then donations will go up even more. Therefore, for people to think that PP will go broke without government funding is ridiculous. In addition, there is no reason that this private company should be receiving tax dollars in the first place. As such, for the government to stop funding them would be virtually no harm to them whatsoever. Even if a bunch of PP’s did close down (which would be great) women can get the regular services they need from federal health care centers, which already outnumber PP’s 20:1 and do not provide abortions. So, they really need to stop complaining and start taking it easy.

May God bless you all! 🙂
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The fact that PP is this fired up tells you that it matters. Maybe not financially, but from a perception matter. If we the people stop funding the most visible provider of abortions, that will be seen as a serious blow to the abortion movement. Call it a small step on the way to (hopefully) an eventual total victory.
 
Planned Parenthood Finally Tells the Truth!
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This article originally appeared in this issue of the WSR: 2017-03-08
By Jim Sedlak
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Planned Parenthood has been lying for decades.
  • In the 1930s, ‘40s, and ‘50s, Margaret Sanger was publicly opposed to abortion. Yet, at the same time, she instructed the heads of her clinics to take care of “overdue” women by referring them to a doctor or hospital who would handle the situation in some way other than a live birth (Margaret Sanger by Madeline Gray).
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  • In the 1960s, Planned Parenthood pressured the medical community to redefine conception from the joining of the sperm and egg to implantation in the womb. This allows PP to say that the birth control pill will “prevent pregnancy” when what it actually does—most of the time—is prevent implantation of an already created human being.
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  • In the 1970s and ‘80s, Planned Parenthood invented the teenage pregnancy problem by
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  • Including married 18 and 19 year olds as “teenagers.”
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  • Reporting pregnancy statistics as per 1,000 not per 100. Thus, if two percent of high school and younger girls become pregnant in a given community, the problem is not reported as a two percent problem, but as a teen pregnancy rate of 20 per 1,000. As a result, local citizens got upset at the high number and “demanded” a solution. Planned Parenthood then pushed its sex ed programs, teen pregnancies increased further, and PP claimed the answer is more comprehensive sex indoctrination.
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  • In the 1990s and 2000s, Planned Parenthood claimed it served “poor women.” It does not tell the public that the overwhelming majority of the “poor women” are actually high school and college students who do not earn much money, but who are led into a sexual lifestyle by Planned Parenthood.
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The lies continue to accumulate. Planned Parenthood says it doesn’t sell baby body parts despite the clear evidence to the contrary. And it says it does not target minority communities despite locating clinics in minority areas and accepting donations specifically to abort African American . . . .
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. . . . Planned Parenthood’s response was quick and unequivocal. It said it would NOT stop doing abortions. . . .
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stopp.org/article.php?id=15135
 
According to Breitbart (yeah, I know), the following organizations contribute to pp. Since they are big corps, I assume they donate big, more or less?

breitbart.com/big-government/2016/10/11/37-companies-directly-fund-planned-parenthood/

Unfortunately, it’s hard to avoid doing business with some of the companies. Like Adobe and Microsoft, Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae, for starters. Then there are the 501c3’s that support pp, including:
Lions Clubs, the American Cancer Society, Easter Seals, Boys & Girls Clubs, Ronald McDonald House Charities, Camp Fire Girls Inc., Girl Scouts, Kiwanis Clubs, March of Dimes, Muscular Dystrophy Association, Rotary Clubs, Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation, Salvation Army, YWCA, America Gives Back (formerly [American] Idol Gives Back), and YMCA, among others.
 
According to Live Action (and debunk these statistics if you can), Planned Parenthood provide 2% of breast exams, 1% of Pap smears, and 2% of cancer screenings in the U.S.: twitter.com/lilagracerose/status/842037380529844225

Planned Parenthood big up there non-abortion services but they provide a very small percentage of the above services. There are around 700 Planned Parenthood clinics, and there are over 9000 Federally Qualified Health Clinics (FQHCs) and FQHCs help the uninsured and those on low income. Why do women need Planned Parenthood when they can get health care services at FQHCs?
 
_Abyssinia said:
According to Live Action (and debunk these statistics if you can), Planned Parenthood provide 2% of breast exams, 1% of Pap smears, and 2% of cancer screenings in the U.S.: twitter.com/lilagracerose/status/842037380529844225

Planned Parenthood big up there non-abortion services but they provide a very small percentage of the above services. There are around 700 Planned Parenthood clinics, and there are over 9000 Federally Qualified Health Clinics (FQHCs) and FQHCs help the uninsured and those on low income. Why do women need Planned Parenthood when they can get health care services at FQHCs?
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They don’t. I’m guessing that was rhetorical, but I said it anyway.
 
Faithdancer said:
According to Breitbart (yeah, I know), the following organizations contribute to pp. Since they are big corps, I assume they donate big, more or less?

breitbart.com/big-government/2016/10/11/37-companies-directly-fund-planned-parenthood/

Unfortunately, it’s hard to avoid doing business with some of the companies. Like Adobe and Microsoft, Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae, for starters. Then there are the 501c3’s that support pp, including:
Lions Clubs, the American Cancer Society, Easter Seals, Boys & Girls Clubs, Ronald McDonald House Charities, Camp Fire Girls Inc., Girl Scouts, Kiwanis Clubs, March of Dimes, Muscular Dystrophy Association, Rotary Clubs, Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation, Salvation Army, YWCA, America Gives Back (formerly [American] Idol Gives Back), and YMCA, among others.
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Salvation Army???
I sincerely thought they still held to conservative Evangelical values.
 
Richard_White said:
PP gets about $780 million in revenue every year from sources other than the United States government. Also, if they get defunded, then donations will go up even more. Therefore, for people to think that PP will go broke without government funding is ridiculous. In addition, there is no reason that this private company should be receiving tax dollars in the first place. As such, for the government to stop funding them would be virtually no harm to them whatsoever. Even if a bunch of PP’s did close down (which would be great) women can get the regular services they need from federal health care centers, which already outnumber PP’s 20:1 and do not provide abortions. So, they really need to stop complaining and start taking it easy.

May God bless you all! 🙂
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twf. You said:
Salvation Army???
I sincerely thought they still held to conservative Evangelical values.
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I did too!

Until one day someone brought this information to my attention about the religion of the Salvation Army (emphasis mine) . . . . .
The Salvation Army believes that termination can occur only when
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Carrying the pregnancy further seriously threatens the life of the mother; or
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Reliable diagnostic procedures have identified a foetal abnormality considered incompatible with survival for more than a very brief post natal period.
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In addition, rape and incest** . . . .
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www1.salvationarmy.org/ihq/www_ihq_isjc.nsf/vw-sublinks/FE3C992C78838853802577DF0071D796
 
_Abyssinia said:
According to Live Action (and debunk these statistics if you can), Planned Parenthood provide 2% of breast exams, 1% of Pap smears, and 2% of cancer screenings in the U.S.: twitter.com/lilagracerose/status/842037380529844225

Planned Parenthood big up there non-abortion services but they provide a very small percentage of the above services. There are around 700 Planned Parenthood clinics, and there are over 9000 Federally Qualified Health Clinics (FQHCs) and FQHCs help the uninsured and those on low income. Why do women need Planned Parenthood when they can get health care services at FQHCs?
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To hear the way the Democrats put it, that is mostly what PP does. You should watch them on C-Span more, the way they debate this. Totally pathetic. 🤷🤷
 
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