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According to Planned Parenthood’s 2010 Annual Report…
31,098 pregnant women were given prenatal services when they went to Planned Parenthood at the time of their pregnancies.
841 were given adoption referrals.
329,445 were given abortions.
This means that 91 percent of pregnant women who went to Planned Parenthood in 2010 ended up getting abortions.
All of the above information is factual and comes directly from Planned Parenthood’s 2010 Annual Report.
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This happens to me all the time
- Friend: I'm completely against abortion, but I don't want it to be illegal 'cause I don't think I should tell people how to live their lives.
- Me: Right, I understand.
- Friend:
- Me: Wait, why are you against abortion?
- Friend: Oh, you know. . . just 'cause. . .
- Me:
- Friend:
- Me: Is it 'cause you think it's murder?
- Friend: Well. . . yeah, of course.
- Me: Ohhh okay, gotcha'! . . . wait. . . why do you want murder to be legal?
- Friend:
- Me:
- Friend:
- Me:
- Friend: dang, you got me.
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So… I’m watching the new episode of Family Guy…
and the moral of the episode is that life is sacred. Of course, I whole-heartedly agree. I just wish there wasn’t such a sting of hypocrisy coming from Seth MacFarlane, who openly mocks the Pro-Life movement in many of his television shows, including an episode of Family Guy, “Partial Terms of Endearment”, that was considered too controversial to be shown on television.
Consistency, Mr. MacFarlane. Constistency.
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