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To: Rambi who wrote (109269)	4/19/2009 10:11:47 AM
From: greenspirit	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 540820

Rambi - Perhaps the PBA issue hadn't come up in your mind, but have you considered the possibility the protestors may have known about partial birth abortion and Planned Parenthoods radical position on it. And today, by virtue of their protests have raised awareness of the practice some 12 years later. Just a thought...

To: Rambi who wrote (109269)	4/19/2009 1:17:19 PM
From: Cogito	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 540820

>>No, I am suggesting that maybe not everyone believes PP is a radical fringe group and that this church must have felt it was an acceptable curriculum and a good use of their facility for a day, and allowed it.<< Rambi - I'm surprised that anyone believes Planned Parenthood is a radical fringe group. Their first priority is to educate about birth control methods (including abstinence), and to make birth control available to everyone. They say that abstinence, used continuously, is 100% effective in preventing unwanted pregnancy, and also prevents STDs. Planned Parenthood's most controversial stance is that the decision regarding what to do about an unwanted pregnancy belongs to the woman, her family, and her doctor. And that stance is shared by a majority of Americans, so it hardly puts them on the fringe. - Allen