You are right I was recently forwarded a link that shows that they do offer men’s services at selected branches. By no means am I “spreading lies”. I have yet to go into a PP where they offered pregnant women a pamphlet on adoption. I too am speaking out about an issue I feel very passionate about. I have not lied once. Your sentence, “Especially when you’re supposed to be above their level.” puzzles me. Have I ever said that I am above someone else? I’ve reread my statements and I did not catch that. Could you point out that sentence to me please? The issues that we are discussing often get thrown to the side because many decide to make it a personal attack on one another. “Jesus Freaks” “Christian Hypocrites” etc. etc. We aren’t talking about my faith or your faith. We’re talking about an organization and their practices. The practices that I disagree with at the very core of my being. I am not “an idiot” just because of my beliefs and I do not feel that you are an “idiot” because of yours. Lets keep it to the topic. 

Again I apologize for putting misinformation out there. If you notice I did update my original comment. I believe that Planned Parenthood misinforms young mother’s about the stages of development of their unborn child. I also feel that the overall loss of Planned Parenthood as an organization will NOT (capitalized for emphasis only) result in the death of any woman or man for that matter. I feel that the continuation of Planned Parenthood and other clinics that perform abortion services should be closed down. Granted there are services that both Planned Parenthood as well as other abortion clinics provide that are necessary for women and men. However, those services are provided by other organizations that do not perform abortions. I would like to see the money that is being funneled toward Planned Parenthood directed to more community based clinics that provide more necessary and a larger array of services. I am a strong supporter of education programs for children, teens and parents about abstinence. We are not dogs. We can resist the urge to “mate”. Abortion in any form is not and should not be treated as a form of birth control. Teen pregnancy is glamorized. We have young women in high school making pacts to get pregnant. Then when reality hits abortion is brought into the equation. Sex is so casual. Marriage has become disposable. Children are devalued. Christianity is something to be mocked, any faith for that matter. Entitlement programs are something that is expected. The “I’m gonna get you back.” Mentality is every where. Families are fewer. Drive-thrus are the new dinner table. Dulling our senses with medication after medication is the norm. Abortion is birth control. Where are we headed? What is there to be proud of? It saddens me that our president has made the public statement, “No woman should have to have a baby she is not ready for.” If there is a single man or woman that is not ready for a child then do not engage in the activity, sex, that will create that life. Simple. You may find that hilarious. Abstinence, what a joke right. We have a right to have sex. You also have the ability to reason and make choices. Those choices should never involve the taking of a life because that life doesn’t fit into your plan. There are men and women that are in prison because another person in their life did not fit into their plan so they murdered them. Somehow that is a terrible and heinous crime. Yet pulling a baby’s body out of the mother’s feet first and placing an instrument into its skull before delivering the head is not a heinous offense. When someone poisons another person and that poison terminates the life that didn’t fit into their plan, they too go to prison. Because you cannot see something, feel it or touch it does not mean that it does not exist. The beating four chamber heart that I heard when my daughter was 6 weeks is the same beating four chambered heart that I can hear when I snuggle with her. She was not just a clump of cells, she was life. Beautiful and unmistakable life. How can you take a pill that will poison your body enough to cause your uterus to flush its self out and the life you carry along with it? Because you’re scared, because you fear your future, because you feel that you couldn’t be the mother a child needs. Sometimes we do not know our own strength. Should we kill every two year old that may get beaten by their mother’s boyfriend? Should we kill the little 5 year old girl that doesn’t have enough food to eat? Should we kill a little boy that was just diagnosed with cancer? He may die anyway might as well finish him off right? Should we kill a child that may be in a car accident that will leave them with severe brain damage? Of course not, that would be murder. What if that same four chambered heart that they carry inside them after their birth was still inside their mother, should we kill them then? I do not think so. What do you think? Because we cannot gaze upon the face of a child or hear them scream and cry does not mean that they don’t feel pain. That goes back to the if a trees falls in the forest does it make a sound? Yes, Does a child that gets stabbed make a sound? Yes,. Again, just because you physically cannot see it, touch it or hear it does not mean that a child does not exist  I feel that we were meant for so much more then to just go around humping each other indiscriminately and creating a life that is meaningless to us. We do not know what that child’s future holds. We cannot predict with any certainty what will happen based solely on the mother of that child. That child may be exactly what she needed in her life but she will never know because Planned Parenthood has given her the impression that she doesn’t need that child. So this huge, long and very wordy post is now finished. But, all in all this is why I’m Pro-Life in any form life takes.