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Planned Parenthood Lives Up to Its Bloodthirsty and Racist Reputation
When an organization makes billions of dollars killing babies in the womb, it is clearly a bloodthirsty organization. And when a disproportionate number of those babies are black and Hispanic, it is clearly a racist organization.
All this is self-evident when it comes to Planned Parenthood, but recent events – the firing of Planned Parenthood’s president and a blatantly racist tweet – underscore just how deeply Planned Parenthood is a bloodthirsty and racist organization.
First there was the unexpected firing of president Leana Wen.
Her primarily failing, it appears, was that she did not have the cold-blooded killer instinct …
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Tagged Alexandra Desanctis, Bill Muehlenberg, Bound4Life, eugenics, Jezebelic, Leana Wen, Margaret Sanger, National Review, Planned Parenthood, Snopes.com, Time Magazine
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Population Control Isn’t the Answer
Overpopulation. From its usage in Thomas Malthus’s notorious 1798 “Essay on the Principle of Population” to its resurgence in Paul Ehrlich’s 1960 “The Population Bomb,” the word invokes images of a bleak, hopeless future. As the story goes, the ever-increasing birth rate triggers rampant food shortages and systemic resource deprivation, culminating with the human race extinguishing itself. Ehrlich went as far to predict an imminent cataclysm: “England will not exist in the year 2000.”
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Tagged Alexandra Desanctis, Buck v. Bell, Emmanuel Macron, Essay on the Principle of Population, Jill Filipovic, Oliver Wendell Holmes, overpopulation, Paul Ehrlich, The Population Bomb, Thomas Malthus, Walter E. WIlliams
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