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Saturday, November 29, 2008

Planned Parenthood offers gift vouchers

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oneyetiger

Do you think Joseph would have given Mary a free abortion gift certificate as a stocking stuffer? Sometimes the progressives outdo themselves for tacky ideas. Maybe the Planned Parenthood of Indiana should send its first certificate to Sarah Palin just in case she needs it. You know those pro-choicers don't want those funny looking kids on the planet any longer. Good liberal women are hard at work to kill the future before we know it in the name of progress. How 1984 of you!
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stevedeery

We wish you a Merry Christmas We wish you a Merry Christmas We wish you a Merry Christmas now...go and kill a baaaaby!
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Baldeagle79

If there was any doubt as to the true nature of planned parenthood's evil, hopefully it will be put to rest now. There are two major forces at work, and planned parenthood has backed the wrong horse. They don't even deny it any longer. www.offeringcommonsense.blogspot.com
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ataloss

In New Jersey planned parenthood decorates Christmas trees with condoms and places them in their front windows. These people are degenerates, plain and simple. There is nothing sacred to them. They have no morals or ethics.There are no absolute rights or wrongs with them. They just do whatever they feel like doing and disregard what natural law tells them.
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CMPark

. Betty Cockrum, president and chief executive of Planned Parenthood of Indiana, said "Our patients are principally low-income women, and so, needless to say,. . ." in order to eliminate the problem of low-income families the solution at Planned Parenthood is to exterminate their offspring like lice; therefore, gift certificates help accomplish that ultimate social goal.
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ssue82

The focus is completely in the wrong area. Basic health care seems to be what the main idea behind the vouchers are for. Cockrum even stated that she couldn't imagine the vouchers being used for abortions. Think of it similar to getting a gift card for Wal-Mart or to a gas station, a practical gift to use for every day items. A $25 gift voucher to get a pap smear is also a practical gift, not the typical but practical.
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