Abortion, Conservatrive Smokescreen

“Dr. laura. A fun troll.

Oh, I'm fun all right.

Just ask my first three husbands!”

“what about the second three?? ;)”

“this thread stinks !!! I'd rather be in the Dark Corner or mabe even the Happy thread”

“you know, you may be onto something there, daydreamer.............cyas..........”

“Can't blame you.


I read this stuff . .and I can't help but get p.o.'d at W's policy position on allowing federal aid dollars to go to family planning clinics.

I understand his personal aversion to the subject. And his deep religious beliefs.


But I fail to understand what possible bearing they should have gien the practical reality on the ground in these countries in which we are ostensibly trying to provide aid.



Don't send bible's georgie . ..send condoms. And if they don't work, send abortionists.





okay.


I'm done.
last edited: 2/17/06 12:31:57 PM”

“RCC has a lot to do with lack of birth control in the 3rd world.”

“The RCC is in the Third World????? DERN we are more powerful than I thought. Well I am outa here...lets see I want to check out if I can be HMFIC of ....(where is a neat place with babes of low morals)...nope San Fran is a city in the U.S. right?”

“Clinton Pushed RU-486 in First Official Act, Report Shows

Before being sworn in as president, Democrat Bill Clinton was told that he should "start immediately to eliminate the barely educated, unhealthy and poor segment of the country." Clinton received the advice in a letter from an advocate for the abortion drug regimen RU-486, which the president promoted during his first official act in the White House, according to a new report.

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Clinton had received advice concerning the abortion regimen in a letter from Ron Weddington, whose wife, Sarah, had advocated for the legal right to abortion as an attorney in the 1973 Roe v. Wade case.

In urging the legalization of RU-486, Ron Weddington wrote in a Jan. 6, 1992, letter to Clinton. "Something's got to be done very quickly. Twenty-six million food stamp recipients is (sic) more than the economy can stand."
The "president-to-be" should "start immediately to eliminate the barely educated, unhealthy and poor segment of the country," Weddington added.

"Our survival depends upon our developing a population where everyone contributes," he wrote. "We don't need more cannon fodder. We don't need more parishioners. We don't need more cheap labor. We don't need more babies."

"Weddington's ravings were not relegated to a file for unsolicited constituent correspondence," the Judicial Watch report notes. "On the contrary, the Weddington letter is, chronologically and philosophically, the foundation document for the Clinton RU-486 files."

Within a month of Clinton's first directive, FDA Commissioner David Kessler met with the RU-486 manufacturer, the French pharmaceutical company Roussel Uclaf. After that, official political, economic and diplomatic pressure from the U.S. government was exercised to make the drug available in the United States, the Judicial Watch report states.

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http://www.cnsnews.com/ViewPolitics.asp?Page=/Politics/archive/200605/POL20060515a.html”

“after lunch bump”

“After lunch yawn..........”

“When you study the statements of the original "Planned Parenthood" crowd you will find they were great supporters of selective breeding (here is a hint...try the 1930's to 1940's)

The plan was to wipe out the "UNTERMENSCH"”

“Ja, mein fuego fuhrer!!
last edited: 5/15/06 1:05:41 PM”

““After lunch yawn..........”

LOL!”

“At least six women and 560,000 unborn children have lost their lives due to the Clinton administration's reckless drive to bring RU-486 to America, - from article

Uh, hmmm, isn't RU-486 used as an abortifacient? Six women losing their lives may or may not be a genuine medical issue, but it's pretty funny (and telling) to cite the *function* of the drug as a health hazard.”

“The issue of abortion being used to minimize the underclass IS interesting, however.”

“RU-486 is supposed to work before there is an "unborn child".”

“I had to look it up. Looks like it cuts off the hormone needed to sustain pregnancy. So, it's both birth control and an abortifacient, in a sense. Still doesn't change the ridiculous nature of the statement I quoted, however.”

“Tis and the hilarious part is it was originally opposed by the Abortion business as being BAD for business.”

“Doctors, lets have a big group yawn now!”

“By and large who is for abortion? Liberals. By and large who has the highest percentage of abortions? Liberals. I see it as taking future little liberals out of the gene pool before they even have a chance to be twisted and corrupt by their liberal parents. We should encourage more abortions.”

“Planned Parenthood Vows to Help Elect 'Progressive Voices'

Washington (CNSNews.com) - The head of the largest abortion provider in America declared Tuesday that she and her organization -- which accepts taxpayer funds -- intend to use their resources to "swing the vote" and "help progressive voices win" elections across the country.

http://www.cnsnews.com/ViewPolitics.asp?Page=/Politics/archive/200606/POL20060614b.html

I'm curious, what do you "progressives" think of this?”

“Ohio is rolling out the possibility of an abortion ban again. As much as it physically pains me to say this but Buddha Bear is right. He's wrong though in his ignoring the left's attempts to do the same thing though.

http://www.cleveland.com/news/plaindealer/index.ssf?/base/news/1150273837245030.xml&coll=2”