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All true. However, given precedent evidence of staff behavior in PP clinics, I am skeptical of the notion that they are diligent in pursuing truly informed consent."Now, this form will let us harvest and distribute the fetus' organs after we've removed it. Please sign on the X."
A deceptive video from a conservative group purports to show a Planned Parenthood official discussing prices for the illegal sale of fetal tissue from abortions. But the full, unedited footage and transcript released by the group undermines their sensationalist claims, showing at least three crucial edits that reveal the Planned Parenthood official was instead discussing the reimbursement cost for consensual, legal tissue donations.
http://mediamatters.org/research/2015/07/14/attack-on-planned-parenthood-3-deceptive-edits/204419
the Planned Parenthood official was instead discussing the reimbursement cost for consensual, legal tissue donations.
Has the group that produce the video been charged with a crime yet (any crime will do just to make a point)?
I was always pleasant, friendly and within arm's reach of a gun.
If government is the answer, it must have been a really, really, really stupid question.
Since when does non-profit stop people within the non-profit from making a profit? Just because the organization as a whole does not make a profit means very little.
A Non-Profit =/= NO profit. You can be a non-profit and still show a gain (and a sizable one at that. Even if your last name isn't Clinton.) Year after year, after year. You just can't disburse the profit to "Shareholders", it either has to be re-invested or used to grow and expand your operation.
When an outbreak of noma (a gangrenous bacterial disease of the mouth and face) broke out in the Romani camp in 1943, Mengele initiated a study to determine the cause of the disease and develop a treatment. He enlisted the aid of prisoner Dr. Berthold Epstein, a Jewish pediatrician and professor at Prague University. Mengele isolated the patients in a separate barrack and had several afflicted children killed so that their preserved heads and organs could be sent to the SS Medical Academy in Graz and other facilities for study. The research was still ongoing when the Romani camp was liquidated and its remaining occupants killed in 1944
After an experiment was over, the twins were sometimes killed and their bodies dissected.[51] Nyiszli recalled one occasion where Mengele personally killed fourteen twins in one night via a chloroform injection to the heart.[34] If one twin died of disease, Mengele killed the other so that comparative post-mortem reports could be prepared.[52]
Mengele sought out pregnant women, on whom he would perform experiments before sending them to the gas chambers
Files released by the Argentine government in 1992 indicate that Mengele may have practiced medicine without a license, including performing abortions, while living in Buenos Aires.
And since there is no other way, this thread must be Godwin'd. It would appear that they have picked up right where Dr. Mengele left off...
It's kind of hard not to Godwin a thread that is discussing gruesome murder and harvesting of human organs. I suppose we could also compare them just as easily to the Japanese experiments in WWII. Somehow that's not taboo.
How's about Niwdog(1) a thread? When the original topic starts off so heinous and gruesome that even a Nazi might be expected to be taken aback.(1) Niwdogging? Sounds like "New Dog"
That's like a "reverse Godwin"?
Considering the scope of their operations, I figure it'd be a bit like the boy scouts and many other non-profit organizations:They're always looking for ways to make a 'profit' or save money, but when they do it's simply used to provide more benefits kill more babies.
Considering the scope of their operations, I figure it'd be a bit like the boy scouts and many other non-profit organizations:They're always looking for ways to make a 'profit' or save money, but when they do it's simply used to provide more benefits.
Does the top paid admin of the BSA make $500K a year?Does the BSA get Federal money?I'm thinking comparing the BSA and PP is kind of like comparing apples and tarantulas.
Either it's a worthless blob of amorphous tissue, or it has identifiable characteristics (like organs developed enough to discretely identify) and it's a person.
Or ... there are other criteria for determining personhood.
