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They investigated their "finances", are you saying that they didn't bother to investigate if they actually profited from the sale of body parts. Financially profiting from that business would be illegal.
That is a separate thing. This was about how they use the Fed funds not about how much they make off the chopping up of babies.
OK good, we agree. PP is *not* misusing taxpayer money. So this whole contretemps will sink quietly into ignominy, with no further peep from you?
It's a completely different issue, now are you going to slink off and hide under your bed never to be heard from again? I would if I was you and the others here.
OK good, we agree. PP is *not* misusing taxpayer money. So this whole contretemps will sink quietly into ignominy, with no further peep from you?
It won't "sink into ignominy" with me.
I have a real problem with a taxpayer funded organization doing over 320,000 abortions a year, and trafficking in intact fetal cadavers and fetal body parts.
I don't know, that's irrelevant. This was ONLY about how they are using their funding.
one hand goes with the other that is why there was a hearing- The US was not going to financially support illegal doings- there was no illegal use of funds found-- because there was no illegal stuff going ON-at PP
now if you want to take up the research via human tissue from another institution- be my guest- that is entirely another dog fight -
I have a real problem with a taxpayer funded organization doing over 320,000 abortions a year, and trafficking in intact fetal cadavers and fetal body parts.
It's a completely different issue, now are you going to slink off and hide under your bed never to be heard from again? I would if I was you and the others here.
It isn't a completely different issue. The contention was that PP
1) broke the law by illegal trafficking in fetal tissue
2) broke the law by using taxpayer money to subsidize its illegal trafficking in fetal tissue
So #2 has been addressed. PP did not break the law regarding its funding.
That leaves #1. I repeat an earlier poster's question - what next?
I'm not a bit embarrassed to be a person who wants to focus on the content of the law and actual factfinding. Why do you think I should or would be ashamed of that?
First, it isn't a completely different issue. The contention was that PP
1) broke the law by illegal trafficking in fetal tissue
2) broke the law by using taxpayer money to subsidize its illegal trafficking in fetal tissue
So #2 has been addressed. PP did not break the law regarding its funding.
That leaves #1. I repeat an earlier poster's question - what next?
I'm not a bit embarrassed to be a person who wants to focus on the content of the law and actual factfinding. Why do you think I would be ashamed of that?
ok so - 1 abortions are not free- takes money or insurance or medicaid
2- where are these abortions done? How were they paid for- proven not by medicaid funds (right?)
3- So privately paid (cash/ ins) abortions do have rules- did they break those rules in their respective states?
It isn't a completely different issue. The contention was that PP
1) broke the law by illegal trafficking in fetal tissue
2) broke the law by using taxpayer money to subsidize its illegal trafficking in fetal tissue
So #2 has been addressed. PP did not break the law regarding its funding.
That leaves #1. I repeat an earlier poster's question - what next?
I'm not a bit embarrassed to be a person who wants to focus on the content of the law and actual factfinding. Why do you think I should or would be ashamed of that?
Nope, you are wrong.
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