Planned Parenthood Brings Back "Choice on Earth" Christmas Cards

LifeNews.com ^ | December 1, 2003 | Steven Ertelt

[Skooz]

One has to ponder the sanity of ANYONE who would get all doe-eyed about baby murder.

Agreed. These mutants are truly ill.

[Paul Atreides]

Reverend Mark Bigelow, pastor of the Congregational Church of Huntington, New York, and a member of Planned Parenthood's Clergy Advisory Board, defended the card saying it didn't mock Christianity.

These people would do Hitler proud.

[chiefqc]

It's a picture of a pregnant women arriving at a clinic after making her free choice. She is greeted at the door by the murder for money nurse with one hand up indicating for her to stop.

The murdering butcher baby killing doctor ( choke) puts his blood stained hand out indicating that he want his money first otherwise go away.

As the women steps into the "Room"he catches a large heavy trash bag being pulled out of the room. What's that she asks, and is told it was living babies prior to their "mothers" having made a free choice to have it's brains sucked out.

Ah yes, such is the free choice that these murder mills get great delight in and are rewarded with vast amounts of money.

FREE CHOICE, WHAT A DELIGHTFULL CHOICE OF WORDS.

[Tabi Katz]

I love the reference to compassion for all human beings (either they're forgetting someone, or mutilating a child piece-by-piece is somehow compassionate toward said child). Equally interesting is PP's claim to support gender equality. Last I heard, a man who killed an unborn child could potentially be prosecuted for murder - although not all states utilize this option.

[Tabi Katz]

Oh? I didn't see them applauding Eric Rudolph's "choice."

Excellent point. Thank you!

[Salvation]

I certainly won't buy any! And I would be glad to write a letter to the Editor to urge others not to buy them also!

[wardaddy]

Reverend Mark Bigelow, pastor of the Congregational Church of Huntington, New York, and a member of Planned Parenthood's Clergy Advisory Board, defended the card saying it didn't mock Christianity.

Heretic.

[adam_az]

[ChewedGum]

Nice poster. Very clear. (Not clear enough for some folk, unfortunately.)

Gum

[BenLurkin]

Guess that sounds so much better than "Tis the season to kill the little unborn children."

[Vesuvian]

Hold on a second here! Public funded?? CHRISTmas cards?? Does the aclu know about this?

[reg45]

If you can read this,
your mother didn't abort you.

[resistmuch]

What a travesty.

[Victoria Delsoul]

"For years now, the pro-abortion forces have realized that they will lose touch with the American public unless they start presenting abortion in the envelope of moral and even religious language," Pavone, director of Priests for Life, explained.

What? This is just an excuse to profit from the death of the innocent besides keeping with the desensitization of the population. What makes it so terribly offensive is that these people would use such a sacred Holiday in which life is celebrated to promote death and make money.

[HiTech RedNeck]

Ah what a wonderful thing 'choice.' As if life were cherry pie, and death were blackberry.

[Elsie]

Kill your unborn baby for Christmas

 

You'll feel good about it all year long

[Elsie]

"One thing I know from the Bible," he wrote, "is that Jesus never said a word against women having a choice in continuing a pregnancy.

...or driving an SUV, either.

[Elsie]

Last I heard, a man who killed an unborn child could potentially be prosecuted for murder - although not all states utilize this option.

It ain't FETICIDE if you are wearing a lab coat when you kill it.

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(The guy would probably be charged with "practicing medicine(?) without a license".)

[Republican Wildcat]

it sends an inclusive seasonal message for people

Except for those they advocate killing, I would assume.

[WorkingClassFilth]

If you get any of these, either ash-can them or keep them for showing at your next lefty-sicko-show-and-tell time with other conservatives. Also consider using the card as an diagnostic indicator of the mental health of those on your list. If someone you consider close ever sends you one of these, cross them off your list and never, ever, allow them anywhere near your kids.