Answering in the Affirmative
I heard an unfathomable recording of a telephone conversation made to Planned Parenthood. Excerpts were played on AM talk radio today and I hope for the future of mankind that it was misconstrued, misguided, or taken out of context.
The male caller wanted to donate money under one pretense. He asked if his charitable contributions could go to a specific population. The Planned Parenthood representative agreed that it was possible to divert donations to their organization for a particular purpose. The caller explained that he wanted the money to exclusively go to abortions of black children because he did not want his own children to be negatively impacted by Affirmative Action. The Planned Parenthood representative said that this was "understandable."
If I was asked if this diversion could be considered extermination of a particular race, I would reply in the Affirmative.
Labels: current events, social work
posted by Joe Tornatore | 6:13 PM
4 Comments:
Joe - Ouch - I can't tell you the outrage I felt when I read this. I'm no fan of Planned Parenthood, but this guy takes the grand prize.
One thing worth noting. This is reminiscent of the early days of Planned Parenthood and of founding principles. If interested, GOOGLE on "Planned Parenthood" and "Eugenics" and see what pops up. It's an eye opener.
Some have cited this as proof that certain kinds of people are being "targeted" for population control. Even today, if you plot on a map where planned parenthood centers are located, you won't find very many in white cracker neighborhoods like mine. You will find them in the inner city and where the poor, the immigrant and people of color live. That borders on the political, so you can form your own opinion on that - but as for me, I know a pig in a dress when I see one.
My last word on this - consider the sentiments of Margaret Sanger, the founder of Planned Parenthood and chief archetect of their social philospohy. She said:
"Those least fit to carry on the race are increasing most rapidly ... Funds that should be used to raise the standard of our civilization are diverted to maintenance of those who should never have been born."
"We do not want word to get out that we want to exterminate the Negro population"
omg!
crimp,
I learned today that this acceptance echoes a SERIES of telephone calls made to a number of Planned Parenthood centers. This was not an isolated call.
hey Joe put this together with the pologymy in Taexa et al WHOOOO its mind boggling!
mommanator,
Why can't we all just get along side a bridge and jump?
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