Quote of the Day 1-25-10

Once we have a chance to meet with people and discuss how we are part
of a solution, we win friends and supporters. I think it is
common that people don’t want protesters and those types of things that
sometimes occur when we go into a community, but as soon as anti-choice
folks realize we don’t provide abortion services there, they don’t
protest.

~ Oh? Planned Parenthood League of MA CEO Dianne Luby, commenting on the controversy surrounding the move of a Fitchburg PP to a “highly visible location at 391 Main Street,” according to Telegram.com, January 23

Jan.25, 2010 1:45 pm | Quote of the Day |

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2 Comments on “Quote of the Day 1-25-10”

Pamela

January 25th, 2010 at 3:56 pm

I’m pretty tired of the “anti-choice” label, but when the “choice” is a dead baby and a ‘wounded'(in more ways than one) mother…then yes..I guess I am ‘anti- choice’.

bmmg39

January 25th, 2010 at 9:36 pm

When people accuse you of being “anti-choice,” ask them if they’re “anti-choice” with respect to rape, armed robbery, abusing one’s wife or husband, or burning down one’s neighbor’s house.

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