From the article:
“Massachusetts could see a surge of patients coming to us for care, and putting a strain on our existing health care services. We’ve been preparing for this, though,” he added. Planned Parenthood is expanding access to both in-person and telehealth services, particularly for medication abortion, he said.
He is talking about the killing of babies, right? Seriously, folks, it's all so very confusing:
Among the speakers was Boston Mayor Michelle Wu, who said the high court’s decision was expected, “but it doesn’t make it any easier to be here.”
As the daughter of Taiwanese immigrants, Wu said, she always understood what her parents had sacrificed so that she could grow up in a country where “every generation would have better than the one before.”
“It is heartbreaking to see us in a day where my kids and their generation will not know better than before, potentially,” Wu said, her voice cracking, over the din of occasional supportive honks on Beacon Street.
But Wu urged those feeling scared, angry, or disillusioned to find hope in the array of elected officials and advocates who intend to combat the decision.
These are the words of persons talking about the murder of babies, i.e., that less will be murdered unless they do something to keep it going. Let that sink in. Then reread the last two paragraph in the above and let it sink in again. Not so much as a hint of self-awareness.
Clown world.
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