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Faye Wattleton, who was president of Planned Parenthood from 1987 to 1992, spoke with W magazine recently about the abortion giant’s 101st anniversary Monday.
“It's about human nature. It's about the human condition. Sexuality is a part of who we are as creatures, from infancy, even during gestation,” she said. “Sexual development takes place in the development of the fetus and so it is a matter of whether we will stand against those who wish to control and regulate or whether we will continue to speak out and advance the notion that, just as other aspects of our health and the wellbeing of our lives is better advanced by being informed, by being educated, by understanding the progression that has been made in understanding how the body functions and how we relate psychologically to one another, it should be a part of that natural aspect of who we are.”
So, let me get this straight ---- it can be a girl before it's born, but it can't be a person.
Makes perfect sense to me.
“It's about human nature. It's about the human condition. Sexuality is a part of who we are as creatures, from infancy, even during gestation,” she said. “Sexual development takes place in the development of the fetus and so it is a matter of whether we will stand against those who wish to control and regulate or whether we will continue to speak out and advance the notion that, just as other aspects of our health and the wellbeing of our lives is better advanced by being informed, by being educated, by understanding the progression that has been made in understanding how the body functions and how we relate psychologically to one another, it should be a part of that natural aspect of who we are.”
So, let me get this straight ---- it can be a girl before it's born, but it can't be a person.
Makes perfect sense to me.
