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No sweat off my back.

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Planned Parenthood Services: 3% of it's services are abortions 34% goes to contraception services 42% for STD screening and treatment Nearly 80% of patients had incomes at or below 150% of the federal poverty level An estimated 579,000 unintended pregnancies per year are prevented

Trump says: "The office is so powerful that you need god even more". What exactly does that mean? He's not even religious. Trump cites conspiracy theorist to defend voter fraud claim. Ok, this is becoming supremely ridiculous.

The numbers are in: marches held in more than 500 US cities were attended by at least 3.3 million people and political scientists say they think we may have just witnessed the largest day of demonstrations in American history. https://usuncut.com/news/official-womens-march-attendance/ http://www.vox.com/2017/1/22/14350808/womens-marches-largest-demonstration-us-history-map

Yes, it's hard to ignore millions upon millions of women worldwide marching. Meanwhile, the Pro-life march: EventsDC said that 92 buses have obtained permits to park at RFK Stadium on Friday, compared with 450 buses that requested permits for Inauguration Day and 1,200 buses for the Women’s March.

The man has no conscience. It's all about him. That's why he also avoid paying taxes for 18 years with no sense of obligation to pay his fair share of taxes. Same goes for his philanthropy.

These accusations have been proven to be not true: Florida: In July 2015, Florida Republican Gov. Rick Scott ordered a state investigation to see whether Planned Parenthood was "selling body parts: On Aug. 5, the agency investigating the clinics released its findings, saying that none of the state's Planned Parenthood sites had been selling tissue or body parts. Georgia: Republican Gov. Nathan Deal on July 16, 2015, asked the state's Departments of Community Health and Public Health to investigate whether Planned Parenthood was engaging in the "horrific practice" that the CMP's videos claimed to depict. On Aug. 13, the Department of Public Health reported that all five of the clinics had "proper procedures in place for burial or internment of [fetal] remains, Indiana: In July 2015, Republican Gov. Mike Pence asked the state Department of Health to investigate the state's Planned Parenthood clinics, to see whether they were engaging in any sale of fetal tissue. Weeks later, the department said it had "concluded there was no evidence of this type of activity" at three Planned Parenthood facilities in the state, Kansas On July 21, 2015, Republican Gov. Sam Brownback asked his state's Board of Healing Arts "to address the issue of sale of tissue and organs from the unborn" at Planned Parenthood facilities. The board said it had "determined no further action would be taken at this time," per the Associated Press. Massachusetts On July 17, 2015, Republican state Rep. James Lyons sent a letter to Democratic state Attorney General Maura Healey, asking her to launch an investigation into whether Planned Parenthood was participating in fetal tissue sales like those the CMP video purported to show. On July 29, Healey responded in a statement that the state's Planned Parenthood sites were "fully compliant with state and federal laws regarding the disposition of fetal tissue" and were not participating in any fetal tissue donation, though it is legal in that state, Many more states have launched their own investigations with similar results as above. You can read more here.

The American pro-life government, as you put it, doesn't reflect the opinions of all Americans. Nationwide 57% say abortion should be legal in all or most cases, while 39% say it should be illegal in all or most cases. Two-thirds of white evangelical Protestants (69%) think abortion should be illegal in all or most cases. Three-quarters of religiously unaffiliated Americans (78%) say abortion should be legal in all or most cases, Two-thirds of white mainline Protestants (67%) think it should be legal Six-in-ten black Protestants think it should be legal Catholics are somewhat more divided, with 54% who say abortion should be legal in all or most cases and 42% who say it should be illegal.

What you mean is 'Why can't a program be put into place that controls a woman's body'. Women are not vessels to create babies.

Well said. You have a better way with words than I do!

No kidding.

What is it you people don't get? People enjoy sex starting in the teenage years. Nothing is going to stop that.

Ohhhh. Thx!

What is smdh?

Part of the problem as is witnessed by posters in this thread is the lack of comprehension by republican supporters. They only need to inform themselves on the gravity of reinstating the GGR. In the end, we all want the same things for girls and women in third world countries but lack of understanding and knowledge about the GGR impedes this.

Indeed.

Well like I told Hal. Women have to have the abortions because it's impossible for men. However, if the tables were turned I have no doubt there would be no GGR.

Mandatory birth control injections? This discussion has done a major freefall.

Goodness gracious. I feel you haven't been paying attention. I'm done with you Betsy on this topic.

I'm referring to the GGR. You can read all about it at your pleasure. If you can't figure out how broad that rule is then I dunno. Not much else to say.

I still don't understand why it isn't illegal to discard IVF embryos like they are trash.

If these girls get pregnant due to the GGR rule they will drop out of school. So, no education. This march represents many issues related to women and was participated by women all over the world.