This beauty of a photoshopped graphic accompanied a Think Progress article on December 12, with an equally beautiful title: “Inside the highly sophisticated group that’s quietly making it much harder to get an abortion.” Click to enlarge….
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I LOVE it! LOL
NARAL has model legislation too — for “bubble zones” and other restrictions on the activities of pro-lifers. They use the same rationale as AUL uses: “These rules are needed to protect the safety of women who enter abortion clinics.”
Two big differences:
1) The pro-life movement has a passionate grass-roots base in every state. The abortion movement does not. Like most “progressive” policies, they depend on high-level, centralized control from Congress and the Presidency.
2) Restricting information (speech) and charity (religion) are prohibited by the First Amendment. Whereas regulating medical facilities (especially for-profit industries that are tempted to fraud and cutting corners of consumer safety) is a necessary duty of government.
“Women’s Reproductive Clinic”? What the hell is that? Is that a clinic that helps women reproduce or something like that?
Notice that they call it a “reproductive clinic,” which makes about as much sense as calling the gas chamber a “respiratory clinic.”