Even more hypocritical is these very same “types” are the ones who adamently believe in capital punishment, and not just for murderers, but child molesters, drug dealers, terrorists, and blasphemers (OK, I made the last one up ?) They also have a dispensation to advocate war over peace, you know, where people are killed for righteous reasons; or not. But it’s not just hyprocricy of killing, it’s also the deception of compassion and caring. Never mind the argument about the health and welfare of the mother or family of the aborted, but the rest of the scenario . . people in need of health card, food, and a roof over their heads. The “let’em eat cake” society.

This is an odd bunch, and when they turn to sell their compassion and caring through hate and ugliness, it’s a tough sell.

Planned Parenthood, has always provided information since the days of the great influx of immigrants on the lower east side of New York, when families and especially women, simply could not handle any more children.
If you don’t like abortion, and I don’t, let Planned Parenthood teach you how to take care of yourself.
You can’t have it both ways!
I find it amazaing that the most outspoken opponents are men!
Education and prevention are the key!
Oh, and by the way, would the guys who oppose abortion take care of the unwanted kids who wind up in dumpsters?
Go Planned Parenthood!

If Scheidler can refer to the new Planned Parenthood headquarters as a “new Auschwitz” we can just as easily refer to Mr. Scheidler as the leader of the American Taliban. Somehow, though, this is about more than calling people names.

This is about absolutism. Those who believe that life begins at conception are so certain of the correctness of their positions that they do not hesitate to impose those beliefs on others. There is no room in their belief system for even the teensiest possibility that another view might be correct. Personally, as God has not spoken to me in clear terms that require no interpretation, I don’t know whether life begins at conception or not. I find it easy - being male - to say it is up to a woman to determine what happens to her body. If she is correct that she is not ending a life, fine. And if she is wrong, she’ll have plenty of opportunity to discuss it with St. Peter, God and others in the after-life — if she believes in an after-life, that is. Let the (rhetorical) games begin.