I am completely disgusted by a new tactic that the pro-life movement has used to essentially trick people into making christian faith-based decisions about unplanned pregnancy.
A Pro-Life group here at home has recently opened a clinic in my old college town and are calling it "IChoice". The name "IChoice" somehow indicates that they are possibly in alignment with the pro-choice movement. They are not.
I have never had any desire to tell someone that is pro-life that they are wrong, or that they should change their mind. It is their mind, they may do as they wish. HOWEVER, I find it egregious for a group like this to couch their agenda in a mysterious term like "IChoice". I believe they purposely chose this name to attract folks that may not align with the pro-life movement but are looking for complete, factual information and options about family planning. I can almost guarantee you they will not be offering complete, factual information about family planning. I realize that there is nothing to be done about this. They chose a business name for their clinic and are well within their rights. No amount of protesting will do anything to make this clinic change its name. I just hope that there is enough information to go around that small little college town, so that women do not get lured into a "choice" that isn't the one for them.
Tuesday, October 09, 2007
If you can't beat 'em, pretend to join 'em
Thrown down by HST at 2:30 PM
Ways to describe this drivel: Planned Parenthood, Politics, Pro-choice, Pro-lifers
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2 comments:
deceptive, not good.
Very well said.
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