why do most blacks support a party that loves Margaret Sanger?

[BULLDOG]

A human life is callously extinguished. Doesn't matter how many times you deny it.

No. The precursor to human life, a group of mostly undifferentiated cells is discarded.

 

[Unkotare]

No. The precursor to human life, a group of mostly undifferentiated cells is discarded.

Try to tell your conscience that.

 

[BULLDOG]

Try to tell your conscience that.

Nope. It's a fact for the vast majority of abortions. Late term abortion is a different story. No woman continues a pregnancy that long unless they actually want a child. There has to be some compelling reason for an abortion at that stage, so the option has to be available.

 

[braalian]

99.9% of Americans today (black or white) have no idea who Sanger even was, so this entire thread is pointless

 

[Dagosa]

How about the "women" who are slaughtered before they even have a chance at growing up?

**** you.

Answer one question. Do you believe in any exceptions for abortion ?

 

[Fort Fun Indiana]

99.9% of Americans today (black or white) have no idea who Sanger even was, so this entire thread is pointless

Seriously, this might be the dumbest thread ever started.

 

[mamooth]

Speaking of eugenics, most of the right really adores this eugenics freak.

Trump says migrants have brought “bad genes” into “our country”

The GOP candidate’s latest racist anti-immigrant line of attack? Race science.

www.motherjones.com

Is there even one conservative here willing to renounce Trump and his eugenics-based philosophy?

I didn't think so. Conservatives lovelovelove their eugenics. It's the basis of their philosophy, that they deserve to rule over and tyrannize the lesser beings due to their innately superior genes.

 

[Skylar]

Sprinkle: Margaret Sanger’s legacy of racism and ‘elimination of the unfit’

While liberals praise Planned Parenthood for its contributions to the health of women (unborn infants carrying the feminine XX chromosomes excluded), no one seems eager to discuss the organization&…

www.baltimoresun.com

she was a racist lib and wanted black babies killed and thought blacks were inferior to whites.

So your solution is to strip black women of their own control and agency over their own bodies?

Yeah, that's probably not a winning strategy, no matter how you try to convince them that your insistence that they cede control of their own bodies to old white men because of Margaret Sanger.

They'll just want the bodily autonomy.

 

[ninja007]

So your solution is to strip black women of their own control and agency over their own bodies?

Yeah, that's probably not a winning strategy, no matter how you try to convince them that your insistence that they cede control of their own bodies to old white men because of Margaret Sanger.

They'll just want the bodily autonomy.

double homicide if a pregnant women is murdered. think about that.

 

[Skylar]

double homicide if a pregnant women is murdered. think about that.

And your solution is to strip black women of bodily autonomy, and convince them that old white men should be making these choices for them.......because Margaret Sanger.

Laughing.....good ******* luck with that.

 

[mamooth]

Sanger, of course, was never racist. That's just another outright lie that pro-lifers tell, due to their fanatical allegiance to the Lord of Lies.

I've often asked pro-lifers to back up that claim. Most piss themselves and run. A few, those most devoted to Satan, they try peddling some faked quotes.

Yes, Sanger backed eugenics, but in a color-blind way. She didn't like the mentally feeble or criminal.

MLK, Bethune, and all the black leaders of the day backed Sanger. Were they also out to exterminate the black race?

There's racism going on here, and it's all coming from the pro-lifers, as they're declaring that all blacks are just stupid, a textbook example of racism.

 

[Mashmont]

I don't care what Margerate Sanger believed. I wouldn't care if she was the Grand Dragon of the KKK and kicked kittens for fun. She is long sense dead, and planned parenthood does not endorce all the bad things you accuse Sanger of, so she isn't really relavant in a discussion of today's planned prenthood. Trying to make her a point of contention is as dumb as trying to say that since some Democrats participated in the formation of the KKK 150 years ago, then today's Democratic party supports the KKK. That's just stupid.

PP kills blacks disproportionately. Sounds like they are in perfect lockstep with their founder's racism.

 

[LibertyKid]

1. I neither know nor care about Ms. Sanger's attitude regarding a certain ethnicity.

a. I HAVE read that her views on this topic have been distorted though.

Huh? You don't care about her stance or attitude about African Americans, but you care enough in the next sentence to believe that her comments have been "distorted".

Margaret Sanger: Ambitious Feminist and Racist Eugenicist

Sexuality in the United States of America is not the same as seen in the 1800s. Today, a large proportion of women in the country begin utilizing a form of contraception at a young age in order to …

womanisrational.uchicago.edu

From the above article:
However, there were far more “important” inspirations behind Sanger’s work than quick Google searches delve into. Specifically, Sanger’s writings shed light on underlying motives of Sanger in her movement toward family planning: eugenics and racism. Sanger strongly backed the field of eugenics and saw birth control as an innovative and safe way to medically allow for limiting the abilities of certain populations to reproduce. Her eugenic beliefs also found themselves rooted in race, greatly affecting African American populations in America and furthering beliefs that people of color were lesser than or appropriate for being used as test subjects for medical advancements. Both of these belief systems drove Sanger’s fight for widespread, easy access to birth control in America.

 

[JoeB131]

Huh? You don't care about her stance or attitude about African Americans, but you care enough in the next sentence to believe that her comments have been "distorted".

Margaret Sanger: Ambitious Feminist and Racist Eugenicist

Sexuality in the United States of America is not the same as seen in the 1800s. Today, a large proportion of women in the country begin utilizing a form of contraception at a young age in order to …

womanisrational.uchicago.edu

From the above article:
However, there were far more “important” inspirations behind Sanger’s work than quick Google searches delve into. Specifically, Sanger’s writings shed light on underlying motives of Sanger in her movement toward family planning: eugenics and racism. Sanger strongly backed the field of eugenics and saw birth control as an innovative and safe way to medically allow for limiting the abilities of certain populations to reproduce. Her eugenic beliefs also found themselves rooted in race, greatly affecting African American populations in America and furthering beliefs that people of color were lesser than or appropriate for being used as test subjects for medical advancements. Both of these belief systems drove Sanger’s fight for widespread, easy access to birth control in America.

wow, it's amusing to watch you guys try to distort history.

Can we all admit, to start with, that Sanger was right, that easy access to contraception (not abortion) has been a boon to this country? Sanger never supported legal abortion because, in the 1920s, abortions were still a pretty dangerous proposition in the days before antibiotics.

Second, Sanger received PRAISE from black leaders, including WEB Dubois, because while white women could get (then illegal contraceptives), black women often didn't have access to them. Access to condoms, diaphragms, etc., not only reduced unwanted birthrate but helped to control the disease. (Because, again, there are no anti-biotics and no way to treat a lot of even the simple ones.)

Fact Check: Was Planned Parenthood Started To 'Control' The Black Population?

"I know who Margaret Sanger is, and I know that she believed in eugenics, and that she was not particularly enamored with black people," candidate Ben Carson said of the organization's founder.

www.npr.org

In 1946, Sanger wrote about the importance of giving "Negro" parents a choice in how many children they would have.

"The Negro race has reached a place in its history when every possible effort should be made to have every Negro child count as a valuable contribution to the future of America," she wrote. "Negro parents, like all parents, must create the next generation from strength, not from weakness; from health, not from despair."

Her attitude toward African-Americans can certainly be viewed as paternalistic, but there is no evidence she subscribed to the more racist ideas of the time or that she coerced black women into using birth control. In fact, for her time, as the Washington Post noted, "she would likely be considered to have advanced views on race relations."

 

[LibertyKid]

wow, it's amusing to watch you guys try to distort history.

Do you refute anything in the Article from the University of Chicago? My guess, as always, you didn't read it, because that's what you do.

 

[carloz]

Because their white liberal masters con them.

 

[Fort Fun Indiana]

double homicide if a pregnant women is murdered. think about that.

I suppose, to people of lesser intellectual ability who are mind-addled by iron age religion, that seems puzzling.

To normal adults who understand it's the mother's choice, it makes sense.

 

[Mashmont]

I suppose, to people of lesser intellectual ability who are mind-addled by iron age religion, that seems puzzling.

To normal adults who understand it's the mother's choice, it makes sense.

Abortion is a woman's choice like rape is a man's choice.

 

[Fort Fun Indiana]

Abortion is a woman's choice like rape is a man's choice.

*to you

Good for you. Don't have an abortion, then.

 

[surada]

Try to tell your conscience that.

You're not female are you? Most women seeking abortions already have children and can't afford any more children financially or emotionally. You have to be strong and present to raise children properly. It takes work, money and support.

How many kids do you have? I birthed three and raised two more after my parents died young. By God's grace I have always been strong mentally and physically ...I also had the benefit to manage financially and send them to college because my father was successful.