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The point is PP was NOT selling body parts end of story. |
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To me the morning after pill should be for available in the case of rape, incest or anyone not able to obtain birth control pills. My problem is I personally have voted on the Personhood Amendment 3 times in my home state. I see this as a religious group or voting block trying to impose their religious beliefs on the rest of us. This country was founded on the basis of religious freedom. |
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You are wrong about pro-choice supporters being in the minority U.S. Still Split on Abortion: 47% Pro-Choice, 46% Pro-Life |
Going after each other on this forum is not going to convince either the Anti-Abortionists or the Pro-Choice that they are misguided and should change sides. Some say it is a religious thing, some a moral thing, some say a woman's reproductive rights belong to herself and her conscience.
Bottom line is Planned Parenthood does not sell body parts. The tissues and organs were donated and the only cost involved is the shipping. Basically, this thread is just 3 or 4 reactionaries adding onto each other's posts and shouting down all who disagree. That is a Saul Alinsky tactic from his Rules for Radicals. |
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I think their is a very possible PP is doing just that. |
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I think it is very possible PP is doing just that. |
Planned Parenthood receives 1/2 Billion dollars from the gov't each year. Our tax dollars help to fund it. Pull the plug on the dollars and watch it wither on the vine.
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Do you suppose the Nazi's told those opposed to the Jewish solution they were stuck in the past? what a leap in logic you take. When did being morally responsible and treating the young born and unborn as a protected species become stuck in the past? don't count on such proposals as not likely because there have been similar proposal made over the years including the state of Florida Why does taxpayer money fund Planned Parenthood when it is clear that it operates primarily as an elimination machine for fetuses? Why should any insurance policy cover any aspect of birth control and abortion? Why is government interference in behalf of birth control and abortions issues a good thing? What if the government told women they could not have an abortion, then what? Roe v Wade is a good thing but if the Supreme Court overturned Roe then by pro abortionist it would be a bad thing? Yet pro-life people are wrong because they disagree with roe v Wade this is especially important since the plaintiff in this case reversed her views on this case and fights as a pro-lifer. Why all these entitlements? Why is it that society is obligated for the irresponsible sexual activities of people. Why is it that many of the same women repeatedly turn to abortion clinics ? Why is that unborn responsible for the irresponsible choices of adults? where is that unborn's right to choose? Why is it that people in favor of abortion believe they have the high ground? Pro abortionist do what nations have done through the ages they make the target a non-person and by doing so they can act with impunity whether we are talking about waging war on other nations or slavery because by making the enemy a non-person its easier on the conscience It is not me who is stuck in the past ethics and morality are not fads and they do not operate on a sliding scale as defined by most people to mean "I can justify my actions". Finally ask yourself if a person who aborts by some fluke of nature had to face that unborn that was reaching out from the womb what would s/he say "sorry kid our an inconvenience" Personal Best Regards: |
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Why does taxpayer money fund Planned Parenthood when it is clear that it operates primarily as an elimination machine for fetuses?
Your facts are just a bit off Planned Parenthood As the name Planned Parenthood suggests the primary mission of this organization is to help women with their reproductive goals. Honestly I would like to understand your reasoning on this statement you made: Why should any insurance policy cover any aspect of birth control and abortion? Why shouldn't insurance cover birth control pills? If a women is being proactive to prevent a pregnancy why are you against that? How many women have heard "I'm to big to wear a condom?" Do you also believe that insurance should cover the cost of Viagra? A ***** pump? |
Presumably you are trying to equate Viagra with birth control pills in the eyes of the insurance companies. I keep hearing this same argument. Viagra is for treating a disease. Birth control if for preventing pregnancies. I sometimes get the impression that the left views pregnancy as a disease.
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They do have limits I must say ... so far, I've not seen any evidence that PPA actually encourages using discarded baby parts and organs as food or delicacies ... |
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In my religious faith, Catholic, sex is for pro-creation only, being told that since I was knee-high to a grasshopper. So if your wife has already gone through the change you don't need the little blue pill. Or you could look at this another way women go through the change no pill for that but when men go through the change OMG its a disease! Think of birth control as an investment in not having to provide food and shelter for all those unwanted children. |
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