West Virginia anyone?

Not as messed up as this...

I wish like cites from multiple sources that one, prove these 2 quotes, and two, prove that Hillary Clinton is aware of the above quote.

.Kurt, see my reply to Ninja, above. Sanger quote was incomplete and out of context.

Full Sanger quote:
Sanger, 1939: ,"The minister’s work is also important and he should be trained, perhaps by the Federation as to our ideals and the goal that we hope to reach. We do not want word to go out that we want to exterminate the Negro population and the minister is the man who can straighten out that idea if it ever occurs to any of their more rebellious members."

The program, called The Negro Project, was to educate the impoverished Black families from having more children than they could afford. She had to get the cooperation of Black leaders. Including members of the clergy, to help not only with the education of birth control available at the time.

The reason the project was even started was because that's where it was the most prevalent: the southern Negro communities. That's not discounting the poor Whites in the South, who have their share of large families, but also had an economic impact on state and local resources.

Her biggest fear was that blacks would misinterpret her program: never mind that she offered the same services to whoever she could.

In taking the quote out if context, you do Mrs. Sanger, the original program, and planned parenthood all a disservice.

Because God forbid, anyone do a disservice to an organization that promotes dismembering a live baby in the womb. You are such a humanitarian. (eyeroll)

Do you believe that Planned Parenthood staff rely, and relish, referring a woman to an OB/GYN for an abortion? If so, you're nuttier than squirrel poop.

At the time of Sanger's death, abortion wasn't even legal.

Sanger's mission was to create methods of birth control, or educate people, mostly women who bore the brunt of pregnancy and child rearing. She was in constant trouble with the law because she told women about birth control and actually provided them with condoms.

Birth control is important. I'd rather wish women did not find it necessary to have abortions. That's why my ex and I practiced birth control. We used several methods until she had a tubal ligation. I offered to get a vasectomy, but her operation was included with my son's C-section birth.

If you don't believe there is a difference between education and ignorance, compare the rates of teen pregnancies between Colorado and Texas. Not only are the pregnancy rates down in Colorado, so are the number of abortions. Even after legalizing marijuana. That's because their young citizens had access to both education and birth control methods. Meanwhile, in Texas, where the only birth control education seems to be, "Just say no", not only ate teen pregnancies up, but so are abortions.

Since kids are gonna do it anyway, you might as well nip it as quickly as you can. No pregnancy, no abortion.

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[image deleted]I don't like Trump, but I don't see any ethics problem with the quote.

If he said, "Even though she's my daughter, I still want to date her" that would be a problem.

But if there's an attractive woman who's not your daughter (or related to you in another way), it's hard to see why that's a problem. And that's what the quote says.

Funny how the Progressive liberal position is that large families are ALWAYS a liability because their ideal business model is the ever intrusive, all knowing cradle to grave welfare state, not any form of prosperity. Except for the bureaucrats, they always do very well pimping for poverty, never eliminating any.

My ex and I only had 3 children. We couldn't afford more. Hell, we could barely afford the three we had! But with wage stagnation that was around before we met each other, we couldn't afford a large family.

Funny how you oint out the cradle to grave welfare system most of today's large families utilize. I wonder how many would need it if they had smaller families.

Funny how the welfare brood mares always get more money for more kids and how they never have the same father. Funny how that works. Funny how people never blame the people screwing like monkeys in heat, it's always my fault because I'm "too stingy" with tax dollars. Well, if you subsidize immoral behavior and teach people there are no consequences, you get more immoral behavior. (That's code for having a lot of bast@rd children.) I would love to see free vasectomies for all those baby daddys that never seem to have a job or any intention of supporting their little bast@rds.

That's why I stress birth control edycation is so important. I'm thankful my first young lady that taught me about sex also taught me at least one lesson in birth control. I learned others over the years, but she gave me a very good grounding, even as young as we were. But this was preWoodstock.

Yeah, I'd like to see those guys get forced vasectomies. Then take care of their kids.

In fact, maybe we should insist on those vasectomies instead of performing abortions with tax money.