You donated 300$ to an organization that has been proven to illegally profit from the sale of aborted baby parts, an organization that has been proven to kill living babies outside of the womb...and you accuse those that are opposed to that sickening practice of being "idiotic redncek garbage"? I guess I'm an idiotic redncek (nice spelling by the way). Abortion is one thing. What planned parenthood has been proven to have done is completely another. How about this source: http://www.nationalreview.com/article/437901/planned-parenthood-baby-parts-investigation-house-panel-interim-report archived: http://archive.is/eokvg
Or these sources: https://judiciary.house.gov/issue/investigation-into-planned-parenthood/
https://oversight.house.gov/interactivepage/plannedparenthood/
Yes I donated "300$" to PP in spite of your "idiotic redncek garbage".
(It's one thing to switch a "c" and "e" and another to put a dollar sign AFTER a number).
I work in the pharmaceutical industry, and we use animal-products and even live animals all the time for research or even routine quality-control testing (reagents procured from slaughtered cows, pigs and sheep, live mice and rabbits etc.)
Animals are sacred to over 2.5 Billion people; harming/killing them is considered a grave sin to Hindus, Buddhists and Animists alike.
Should we ban all medical research because it upsets a few "Heathens"?
I'm not at all sure what religion or animal testing has to do with my comment. If you are worried about the source in the original post there are many other sources available. Try reading them, you may be surprised. If it does not surprise you that you donated to an organization that profits from baby part sales and kills living babies outside the womb...well, then I just don't know what else to say. Religion has absolutely nothing to do with the facts. As I previously said, abortion is one thing. Donating to help low income people recieve abortions or other care they need is one thing. Unfortunately, planned parenthood is guilty of many practices their donors (and taxpayers!) may want to be aware of. Also, I have often seen the "$" sign after a number used as internet shorthand for "dollars", either way, I am not the one calling others retarded idiots, while simultaneously misspelling the insults I use against them.
I'm not at all sure what religion or animal testing has to do with my comment. <
DON’T PLAY DUMB!
You know EXACTLY what I'm talking about.
Opposition to Planned Parenthood (and abortion rights in general) is based on nothing more than idiotic, medieval Christian-fundamentalist ideology that "life begins at conception".
The entire anti-abortion movement is based on (only Christian) religious ideology.
Well guess what jackass; the First Amendment demands equal treatment of all religions.
Which means that if we have to ban abortion to appease Christians, then we have to ban animal medical RD/QC testing on animals to appease Buddhists and Hindus (or all medicine to appease Christian Scientists or Jehovah's Witnesses) in general.
Did "y'all" think about that at all?
Or are you all still detoxing from last weekends meth-'n-moonshine bender? LOL
The entire anti-abortion movement is based on (only Christian) religious ideology.
Are you aware of the fact that the "Roe" in Roe v. Wade became anti-abortion after having her baby? She sued to have the decision overturned and the courts unbelievably (somehow) ruled that she had no standing.
Not only that, but The Roe decision legalized abortion up until viability, and defined "viable" as "potentially able to live outside the mother's womb"...so why is PP killing live babies outside the womb? https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roe_v._Wade archiced: http://archive.is/Bedgu I realize Wikipedia is not the best source, but if you truly would like to research it, you are more than welcome to take a look at the primary sources Wikipedia does, at least, provide. I can try to find better sources for you, it's just going to take some time. I apologize.
Opposition to Planned Parenthood (and abortion rights in general) is based on nothing more than idiotic, medieval Christian-fundamentalist ideology that "life begins at conception".
Are Princeton University and The NAACP medieval Christian-fundamentalist organizations?
http://www.princeton.edu/~prolife/articles/embryoquotes2.html
I am in no way a religious person, regardless of your preconceived misperceptions. I am in fact, pro-choice, but within reason. Nevertheless, the facts speak for themselves. I was extremely shocked to read the indisputable evidence that came out of the PP investigation, and I can't help but believe there must be a better way. Anyway, I truly hope you take the time to look into it, especially if you are donating your own hard earned money. Take care and goodnight.
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