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Abortion: The Picture Of Planned Parenthood

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Was she drunk, on drugs ... or is she just an insensitive, uncaring moron? The picture of the Planned Parenthood doctor eating a salad, sipping wine, and laughing while describing the abortion process is, without doubt, an ugly insight into what this disgraceful organization is all about. First this idiot talked about the abortion process ...“we crush the skull, which creates a ‘crunching’ noise, then the remains are dragged out, carefully, so that the body parts can be harvested and prepared for sale.” “We sell the body parts to whoever is willing to pay the highest price.” “We are now attempting to develop a process that will serve to reduce the ‘crunching’ of the skull noise” ... smiling and laughing as she articulated her enjoyment while committing murder. Mind you ... this is an individual sworn to revere and protect life. …show more content…

This is a dope standing in violation of every moral precept expected of caring, competent Americans. And, this is what Planned Parenthood wants us to respect and continue to support with our tax dollars. Abortion is nothing short of a filthy disgusting abomination that disgraces America around the world and shames us before God. It’s a cruel demonstration of man’s inhumanity, it is enriching dishonorable doctors ... and it must be terminated immediately! There is no doubt that the Roe v. Wade decision was never intended to create enormous profits for the Planned Parenthood organization or a payoff for despicable

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