Planned Parenthood has a new marketing slogan (as does
Hillary Clinton: see my post of Dec. 14, “Hillary Clinton Has A New Campaign
Slogan!”). Brash and crass, the Baby Butcher’s new slogan is much more in your
face than is Hillary’s “Love and kindness” attempt at hornswoggling the
low-information, inattentive crowd. Their billboards in Minneapolis and St.
Paul are now proudly proclaiming “Here for Good.”
That
little double entendre is at once a boast that, callousness and controversy be
damned- and unlike the babies they abort- the organization is here for the long
run. It is also a smarmy intimation that they are somehow on the correct side
of the moral and ethical debate.
“Millions
of babies are gone for good” would be a more factual slogan. Perhaps P.P. should
put big, neon signs out front of all their clinics, ala’ McDonald's in their
salad days, stating “millions” aborted, possibly even updating the info with
numerical figures as the iconic burger joint did for a time…”One million
killed,” “Over 5 million slaughtered,” and so forth.
Private
support is still strong for Planned Parenthood and hefty donations still roll
in. While elective abortions have declined across the country in recent years,
Planned Parenthood may be busier than ever. In Minnesota, for example,
abortions overall have declined by 30 percent since 2000, yet the number of
abortions performed by Planned Parenthood (in that state) have more than doubled! It performed 49 percent of all elective
abortions in Minnesota last year, compared to 17 percent in the year 2000.
While other clinics have closed, they have opened a new $16 million
headquarters in St. Paul, tripled its
endowment to $30 million, opened a new clinic in Richfield, expanded its
Rochester clinic’s services to include video conferencing and “medicinal
abortions,” and launched a mobile app.
Brazenly
heading for monopoly status, the entity may soon become “too big to fail” in
Obama administration parlance. Planned Parenthood is prospering and rapidly
gaining market share in that coveted demographic of unwed single mothers who
wish to “off” their (potential) offspring. Its KPI’s (Key Performance
Indicators) are strong, its ROI trending positive and Congress has recently sanctioned its murdering mission by
voting to fully fund it. Times are good,
baby!
Speaking
of the recent (and abhorrent) shooting at a clinic in Colorado that killed
three people and wounded nine others, Sarah Stoesz, a local Planned Parenthood
CEO/president stated, “We’ve always been a target. We were born in controversy.
We’ve lived in controversy for 100 years.” (Yes we know how sensitive you are
to death and killing).
Really?
“We were born in controversy… we’ve lived in controversy…?” That is
either staggering hypocrisy and callousness, deliberately offensive, or
unimaginably stupid. The babies have been the target, most killed before they were “allowed” to be born, some maybe
just after. That is why they haven’t lived through “controversy.” You’ve been
a “target?” The Minnesota legislature failed to even cut state Medicaid funding for
abortions.
Yes,
the brave warriors of Canned Creatorhood (Murdered Motherhood?) will soldier on,
in ever glitzier Palaces of Parental Preemption.
“We have 100 years of contingency plans on the shelf,” Stoesz said.
If not
100 years of baby parts.
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