Nice headline, you've still "got it".

This story
http://www.philly.com/mld/inquir...er/ 11128984.htm
shows where we'll be in a few decades if Planned Parenthood and their ilk aren't destroyed.

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Joseph | 03.14.05 - 3:29 pm | #

I think the real question here is obvious:

What kind of thongs were the 14-year olds wearing?

No, seriously, this is more than disturbing. If the adult man gave the girl alcohol, he could be arrested (at least in Texas, I think). It may have been her choice to drink, but he knew better. What happened to the pro-choice rhetoric of protecting women and keeping them from being preyed on by men and their patriarchal society? Apparently, statutory rape is good for junior high girls. If they have to learn about sexual freedom and how to give a good [oral-sex act], may as well learn it from someone older and wiser, right?

Pardon my obvious ire and less-than-professional language. I'm going to go scrape my dander off the ceiling, now.

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Kate | 03.14.05 - 3:36 pm | #

Feminists are a sad joke as young girls are being hurt. This is a time to challenge old 60s ideas of free love and reveal the real destruction it created. I plan to contact the Indiana Attorney General and offer him my support.
Lark | 03.14.05 - 4:12 pm | #

I've been convinced for some time now that when libertine secularists are ready to pick a new cultural fight, it will involve the glamorization of sexual activity between consenting adults and teenagers.

Warning signs:

- The inclusion of explicit sexuality in teenage (and younger) characters in motion pictures

- The increasing sexuality of music, films, clothing, and 'hip' culture that is marketed to pre-teens and teens

- The ever-growing list of teacher/student sex scandals, now so commonplace that no one seems to notice or care anymore

- (As you continue to document) The sad behaviour of Planned Parenthood and other organizations that sanctifies sex and abortion at any cost

Stay tuned ... this could get ugly.
Mike | Homepage | 03.14.05 - 4:16 pm | #

I may be missing something, but I think you incorrectly cite the IndyStar.com story. PP already turned over the records of the under 14 girls ("The eight records already turned over are of 12- and 13-year-old patients. In Indiana, anyone under age 14 who is sexually active is considered to be a victim of rape. Cockrum said Planned Parenthood personnel follow the law and report those patients to child protective services for further review.")

They are withholding 73 other records, and there is no indication of the ages of those individuals.
Fluffy Bunny | 03.14.05 - 4:32 pm | #

Their business encourages behavior that endangers the welfare of children, they provide their services, illegally, provided they get their money- and they're suing? Where's the outrage from the feminists and other liberals for that matter who should be disgusted by this? When is someone going to take the ACLU to court for protecting these creeps? Am praying the Attorney General puts them out-o-business, ASAP.
Faith | 03.14.05 - 8:21 pm | #

I think it is sad the amount of people who are commenting without all the facts. PP does follow all the child rape laws governing the state of Indiana. Any child who has been touched in any sexual way is immediatly reported to child protective services for rape. It is the state who chooses how to proceed with the information. PP gives the state the name of the girl, her parents, and her partner. Most of the time the STATE chooses not to pursue the case. If anyone is not protecting the child it is her Parents and the State!!
Bobby | 03.16.05 - 12:15 am | #

Clinics have instructed underage girls who want to obtain abortions to show up, bring the cash, and omit details such as the name of their overage partners so as to avoid reporting it as a rape, which they are required to do by law... fact. Priests for Life has requested concerned parents to approach school boards to express their concern at their association with PP, as any lawsuits brought against PP, could also involve participating, cooperative school districts. As tax payers, we have the right to voice our concerns, and state we do not approve of the schools accepting materials from an organization like PP. For more info, contact PriestsforLife.org.
Faith | 03.17.05 - 1:36 pm | #