Sy_Noe . . .
No one is forcing you to go to whomever you want for your healthcare in order to show your faith and to abide by it.
But I am not talking about forcing women to go to Planned Parenthood.
Planned Parenthood’s whole argument was this will make it tough for women to get the other non-abortion healthcare they
need and how this is essential and all of that.
Well if this is so necessary to the good of womenkind, just get out of the killing business.
Then you can have all those clinics to “help” women still in place.
And remember. It’s only 3% so this won’t effect Planned Parenthood’s bottom line right Sy_Noe?
ThinkingSapien will probably reaffirm this mere 3% too with computer coding insights so this should be easy on Planned Parenthood.
upant . . .
the 3% is a manipulated number.
ThinkingSapien . . .
Having worked on software that among other things had to work with ICD coding I disagree. I do think this method of counting probably doesnt align with how the general public might think it would work. But it’s a standard way of counting. With additional info I think an average person could understand it.
And I mean Snopes even reassures us about Planned Parenthood too! (What could be more reliable than “Snopes”?)
So considering all this “necessity” to “help women” and the prolific locations of all this “help” and the miniscule bottom line Planned Parenthood gets from ABORTION$ and Snopes reassurances and all of that, we should all be good to go right?
Just drop all the killing, and all these other “health” option items that women “need” will be fine.
Why should Catholic women be inconvenienced or FORCED out of care options because Planned Parenthood refuses to get out of the killing routine?