What, no Planned Parenthood “Choice on Earth” cards this year?
It’s getting late for Planned Parenthood to begin promoting its annual “Choice on Earth” holiday cards, but the abortion behemoth hasn’t done so yet this year, hm.
Could it be the gross gimmick was a financial loser? Or perhaps PP decided it can’t handle any more negative publicity at the moment and prefers to lay low?
Whatever, the Evidence for God blog has graciously gone ahead and designed a “Choice on Earth” card for PP this year, left.
I stated in a 2007 post that PP began marketing its “Choice on Earth” cards in 1994, but now I can’t find where I got that date.
As far as I can tell PP has for sure been selling its blasphemous cards since 2002, apparently skipping 2006.
This year all I see PP hawking this holiday season are gift certificates, once again offered by PP of IN (click to enlarge)…
… and PP cookies offered by PP of Northern FL (click graphic for enlarged view).
Interestingly, it looks as if PP Golden Gate’s store has shut down. Too bad. The flamboyant PPGG previously brought us “A Superhero for Choice,” a cartoon depicting violence against pro-lifers that included decapitation, and its own Hanukkah styled “choice” card.
Jill Stanek is a nurse turned speaker, columnist and blogger, a national figure in the effort to protect both preborn and postborn innocent human life.
ooh, ooh…are those PP cookies laced with ground up birth control and Plan B pills like the brownies with their “special” ingredients???
The packaging and presentation looks nice, too…
Yeah, RSD, they have a Victoria’s Secret look to them don’t they? How romantic!
ewwwwwwwwwww
I’ll take any other cookies, thank you.
This is so embarrassing that this is offered here in Indiana. It should not be offered anywhere, but really?
“GIVE THE GIFT OF HEALTH”??? PP’s “services” and their “methods of birth control”????
God help us all….
RSD,
I was thinking that the cookies might be laced with an aphrodisiac.
What a dumb idea PP of Northern FL. They are also selling a goofy 8×10 print (or cards) of a dinghy floating on water with ROW v. WADE spelled on the side. (Scroll all the way down.) Also very dumb.
Hmm…I’m not getting the “Row v. Wade” joke. Was the boat floating in a pool of BS?
MEL,
LOL.
I don’t think it’s meant to be a joke. They are SERIOUS. Buy one for your girlfriend – that sort of thing. Blech.
Boy, that PP sure has class. Macy’s, move over!