How many lives does Planned Parenthood take in one year?

posted at 11:46 am on March 9, 2010 by
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Feminists like to say they’re fighting for women’s right to choose. The abortion lobby says they just want women to have all of the options, to make the choice of whatever is best for them.

Don’t believe it.

What they actually want is for women to have abortions. They don’t want women to see ultrasounds because then, they might choose to keep their baby. They don’t want women to know that adoption is an option for them, too. Women are misled to believe that abortion is their only choice, that they have no way out. When a scared, confused, and desperate woman walk into a Planned Parenthood, she often gets an abortion because she feels like she has no other choice. The so-called “counselors” there prey on this mentality. They don’t show women that there are other options besides just abortion.

See for yourself: over at Live Action, the 2007 Planned Parenthood Annual Report was exposed, and the numbers are gruesome. In the year 2007, Planned Parenthood made only 4,912 adoption referrals yet performed 305,310 abortions.

Should those numbers really be so lopsided? No, but Live Action’s newest undercover project, the Rosa Acuna Project, shows why these numbers are so lopsided. The “counselors” at Planned Parenthood aren’t there to help women make the best choice for themselves. They aren’t there to tell women that abortion isn’t the only choice they have. They are salespeople, plain and simple, and the product that they are selling is abortion.

Now, if abortion is legal, then for the time being women should be advised that abortion is an option for them. But why do these clinics never tell women about other choices they could make? Why is it that pro-choicers never seem very thrilled about the idea of a woman choosing to have her baby? When someone walks into a Planned Parenthood clinic, all of the options should be explained to her. There are ways to get help if you choose to keep your baby. If you don’t want an abortion, we can do an adoption referral for you. If you feel like you have no options, let us tell you that you do have a choice.

How is making women feel like abortion is the only option they have advocating choice?

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Care Net Pregnancy Centers provide an alternative to Planned Parenthood. The site is . They are nationwide and growing and provide alternatives to abortion, testing and information.

Kissmygrits on March 9, 2010 at 12:05 PM

Sorry about the previous post. The sites address is http://www.care-net.org.

Kissmygrits on March 9, 2010 at 12:06 PM

It would be VERY interesting to know how much PP “charged” the government for these “services”. I know, I know, Federal funds aren’t supposed to be used for abortions, but I am sure that they are able to skirt that issue by calling them something else….

TeresainFortWorth on March 9, 2010 at 12:35 PM

Also listed in their report are 1,423,365 “Emergency Contraception Kits” that were distributed.

TeresainFortWorth on March 9, 2010 at 12:45 PM

I like your posts, keep up the good work.

beachgirlusa on March 9, 2010 at 6:39 PM

I read a defense of PP several months ago written by Ashley Herzog in which she asserts that much of the “service” provided by PP includes mammograms and other truly health-related activities.

Any idea what the frequencies of those services are in comparison to the baby-killing “service”?

Godefroi on March 10, 2010 at 12:19 PM

How many lives does Planned Parenthood take in one year?

If it is one or more, too many.

rukiddingme on March 10, 2010 at 6:29 PM