5 Things Planned Parenthood Doesn’t Want You to Know About Pregnancy Resource Centers
Planned Parenthood certainly blusters a lot about helping women in need, but the truth is they make an awful lot of money off the grisly business of abortions. Their most recent annual report shows nearly $1 billion in assets and $997 million in revenues distributed to their local affiliates, plus another $177 million in revenues to the national office. By conservative estimates, abortions constitute 37% of Planned Parenthood’s revenues. Fair enough, I suppose, but isn’t it a little disturbing to think they have a business model (and a profit motive) that requires getting women onto the abortion tables with their feet in the stirrups?
With all the vitriol surrounding the abortion debate, it’s sometimes easy to lose sight of the fact that every day mothers with unplanned pregnancies make life-altering decisions about their unborn babies. While politicians and activists battle over the legislative issues, compassionate counselors at non-profit pregnancy resource centers (and their donors) quietly make a monumental difference in the lives of mothers, fathers, and babies every hour of every day across the United States. They literally save the lives of babies.
It’s no wonder Planned Parenthood warns women to avoid these non-profit pregnancy centers which, let’s be honest, hurt their bottom line.
Here are some things you may not know — 5 Things Planned Parenthood Doesn’t Want You to Know About Pregnancy Resource Centers:
What an incredibly horrible experience. And it leaves open questions about how the fire got started that nearly ended HER life. The implications are that Steven and/or his friend Ray attempted to kill both her and her baby. She doesn't mention the outcome in this video. What was the result of the investigation into the fire? The fact that all the doors were locked, and the bolt was jammed certainly appears to have been attempted murder.
I spent most of my life chasing education and careers and woke up one day to find that my life had passed me by with my ever having kids (which I dearly love). So I can't imagine anyone ever wanting to harm such precious treasures.
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What an incredibly horrible experience. And it leaves open questions about how the fire got started that nearly ended HER life. The implications are that Steven and/or his friend Ray attempted to kill both her and her baby. She doesn't mention the outcome in this video. What was the result of the investigation into the fire? The fact that all the doors were locked, and the bolt was jammed certainly appears to have been attempted murder.
I spent most of my life chasing education and careers and woke up one day to find that my life had passed me by with my ever having kids (which I dearly love). So I can't imagine anyone ever wanting to harm such precious treasures.
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There is much debate about whether images of aborted babies should be considered protected speech. Some courts have ruled that the images are so gruesome that they would be harmful to children and cause emotional harm, so they're lumped into the category with pornography. It's a very tricky question.
There is much debate about whether images of aborted babies should be considered protected speech. Some courts have ruled that the images are so gruesome that they would be harmful to children and cause emotional harm, so they're lumped into the category with pornography. It's a very tricky question.
It's interesting to ponder whether the abortion clinic or pregnancy center got the baby who would grow up to cure cancer or discover a new technology that would change the world. We'll never know what those millions of babies could have done with their lives.
It's interesting to ponder whether the abortion clinic or pregnancy center got the baby who would grow up to cure cancer or discover a new technology that would change the world. We'll never know what those millions of babies could have done with their lives.