Inspectors Find Violations at Four of 16 Planned Parenthood Clinics in Florida

Why are men so interested in Planned Parenthood?

Why do men think it is their right to legislate women's bodies?

originally posted by: Annee
Why are men so interested in Planned Parenthood?

Why do men think it is their right to legislate women's bodies?

I hadn't realized only men, work in government. Odd, just seems like something I would have noticed.

Anyways, Governments have been legislating what you can or cannot do with your body for some time now. It's not exactly new. However, the sacred right of "It's my body" never seems to get applied ANYWHERE other than abortion. I mean it's a good argument, it really needs more use.

Ban on 32 oz Sodas ?

It's my body...

Ban on Salt in premade foods ?

it's my body...

State mandated Vaccination ?

It's my body...

Duty to retreat ?

No, it's MY body...

Prohibition ?

It's my body...




I mean it really could use some fresh new uses.

originally posted by: Annee
Why are men so interested in Planned Parenthood?

Why do men think it is their right to legislate women's bodies?

So I can't support gay marriage because I'm not gay?

Da fu. . . ?

originally posted by: beezzer

originally posted by: Annee
Why are men so interested in Planned Parenthood?

Why do men think it is their right to legislate women's bodies?

So I can't support gay marriage because I'm not gay?

Da fu. . . ?

Are you legislating gay rights?

Are you telling them what type sex they can have? Or that they have to abstain?

Ewwwwwwww

originally posted by: Annee

originally posted by: beezzer

originally posted by: Annee
Why are men so interested in Planned Parenthood?

Why do men think it is their right to legislate women's bodies?

So I can't support gay marriage because I'm not gay?

Da fu. . . ?

Are you legislating gay rights?

Are you telling them what type sex they can have? Or that they have to abstain?

Ewwwwwwww

Oh, I get it.

You can't be against something, unless you are part of that group.

Thanks for clearing that up!

a reply to: CrawlingChaos

Women today hold only 18.5 percent of congressional seats, and they are just 20 percent of U.S. senators.

originally posted by: Annee
Why are men so interested in Planned Parenthood?

Why do men think it is their right to legislate women's bodies?

Maybe it's not your body they are concerned about.

originally posted by: Annee
a reply to: CrawlingChaos

Women today hold only 18.5 percent of congressional seats, and they are just 20 percent of U.S. senators.

That's still... Not Zero....

In the 2008 Presidential election, 70.4 million women voted vs a paltry 60.7 million men.

What keeps women from holding more offices in the federal government? They certainly have the numbers at the polls.

originally posted by: butcherguy
In the 2008 Presidential election, 70.4 million women voted vs a paltry 60.7 million men.

What keeps women from holding more offices in the federal government? They certainly have the numbers at the polls.

You can only vote for who's on the ballot. The point is to get the power. To win.

Women are still dismissed as less qualified then men in leadership.

Check out the percentages on leadership.

a reply to: Annee

Other then one person/facility lousy at paperwork, there is nothing at this time, but questioning a procedural change.

It might even a person lousy at paperwork, it may something as simple as "they ran out of pre-printed labels" and were winging it with un-printed labels, or maybe they used a blue pen instead of a black Sharpie! Who knows!

originally posted by: Annee

originally posted by: butcherguy
In the 2008 Presidential election, 70.4 million women voted vs a paltry 60.7 million men.

What keeps women from holding more offices in the federal government? They certainly have the numbers at the polls.

You can only vote for who's on the ballot. The point is to get the power.

Women are still dismissed as less qualified then men in leadership.

Check out the percentages on leadership n

Women outnumber men, period.
If women are being dismissed as less qualified, it is by other women.
Why aren't women the only candidates on the ballot if this is about women vs men?

originally posted by: windword
a reply to: Annee

Other then one person/facility lousy at paperwork, there is nothing at this time, but questioning a procedural change.

It might even a person lousy at paperwork, it may something as simple as "they ran out of pre-printed labels" and were winging it with un-printed labels, or maybe they used a blue pen instead of a black Sharpie! Who knows!

True.

I spent many years as an office worker in various areas. It can be ridiculous.

The Agency for Health Care Administration (AHCA) had inspected PP two weeks prior (and many times before), and never had an issue with the trimester week measurement. But now...

Planned Parenthood Fires Back

EVERY source I've seen says the 2nd trimester begins in the 13th or 14th week... I wonder where the AHCA got this 12-week deadline... Makes me wonder who's pushing these investigations and why PP didn't know about them previously.

originally posted by: Nexttimemaybe
I'm still finding this witch hunt on a service that helps so many women and families disgusting.

That's all I have to say.

Regardless of your feelings, its still a federal crime to buy or sell body parts. You seem to be pro-choice so I imagine you might have a problem referring to fetuses as bodies. So in that regard I will say that as far as I know, there is nothing on the federal or state level declaring that fetuses are nothing but lifeless tissue.

originally posted by: butcherguy

originally posted by: Annee

originally posted by: butcherguy
In the 2008 Presidential election, 70.4 million women voted vs a paltry 60.7 million men.

What keeps women from holding more offices in the federal government? They certainly have the numbers at the polls.

You can only vote for who's on the ballot. The point is to get the power.

Women are still dismissed as less qualified then men in leadership.

Check out the percentages on leadership n

Women outnumber men, period.
If women are being dismissed as less qualified, it is by other women.
Why aren't women the only candidates on the ballot if this is about women vs men?

True. We have not really evolved that much in social culture.

Being from the 50s, I certainly appreciate every move toward gender equality.

Religion still plays a major factor. Many (most) religions are still patriarchal. Many women still feel subservient to men.
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Oops! Don't want to forget what thread I'm in.

Women's bodies and reproduction should not be legislated. It should be their right, and facilities need to be available.

There does not seem to be any significant violations.

The attacks on Planned Parenthood are stupid.

originally posted by: ManBehindTheMask

originally posted by: Nexttimemaybe
I'm still finding this witch hunt on a service that helps so many women and families disgusting.

That's all I have to say.

Regardless of your thoughts on PP it doesn't mean they are above regulations.

People can be as pissed as they want but if they are finding issues then shouldn't you be happy they are being brought under proper procedure?

You should be happy they are doing more to protect those women you were talking about shouldn't you?

Of course everyone should follow regulations. But we all know what this is really about, don't we.

It's about those ridiculous edited YouTube videos. Secondly it's about taking away womens rights and services supplied to women.

They arnt trying .to improve the services, they want to close them down.

Oops!

originally posted by: Annee

originally posted by: butcherguy
In the 2008 Presidential election, 70.4 million women voted vs a paltry 60.7 million men.

What keeps women from holding more offices in the federal government? They certainly have the numbers at the polls.

You can only vote for who's on the ballot. The point is to get the power. To win.

Women are still dismissed as less qualified then men in leadership.

Check out the percentages on leadership.

I'm a man. I whole heartedly agree women need to be in more leadership positions.

I think the world would be a lot more peaceful.

a reply to: Wardaddy454

Regardless of your feelings, its still a federal crime to buy or sell body parts.

It's not illegal to charge a fee for their storage and transfer, though, which is exactly what PP is doing.