7 shocking quotes by Planned Parenthood’s founder

[mmckee1952]

7 shocking quotes by Planned Parenthood’s founder

By: Becky Yeh

We do not want word to go out that we want to exterminate the Negro population. – Margaret Sanger, founder of Planned Parenthood, 1939

As the founder of America’s largest abortion chain, Margaret Sanger’s ideology for Planned Parenthood was cemented in eugenics, the belief and practice that aims to eliminate certain groups of people.

As a eugenicist, Sanger encouraged the sterilization of persons with less desirable qualities, and strongly encouraged the reproduction of groups with more desirable qualities. Sanger’s disdain for blacks, minority groups, and the diseased and disabled spawned the birth of an abortion corporation that profits off the killing of the weakest and most vulnerable. From its conception, Planned Parenthood was built upon the roots of exterminating individuals deemed “unfit” for the human family.

Today, the spirit of Sanger lives on. According to the Guttmacher Institute, the former pro-abortion research division of Planned Parenthood, African-American women are five times more likely to choose abortion over white women. Planned Parenthood clinics are strategically planted in minority communities, targeting blacks and impoverished minority groups, and abortion remains the leading cause of death for the black community.

Below is a compilation of seven shocking quotes from Sanger, a famed eugenicist who birthed America’s largest abortion-on-demand corporation.

1) “We don’t want the word to go out that we want to exterminate the Negro population.”

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My Thoughts:
A quote from Hillary concerning this woman.
“I admire Margaret Sanger enormously, her courage, her tenacity, her vision”. Now is about time to consider where Hillary’s opinions are and ask how could see even say this quote knowing what this woman’s back ground is.

[SHMIV]

This whole scandal surrounding Planned Parenthood; it's interesting that people are shocked. It's not shocking, at all. Dreadful, maybe. Absolutely, it's horrifying. But not shocking.

Anyone who can commit or condone the cruel and brutal murders of unborn children, on a daily basis, can certainly sell off their body parts without batting an eye.

It's the next logical progression. There is nothing surprising about catching evil people doing evil things.

Also, there is nothing surprising about Hillary showing love to Margaret Sanger or Planned Parenthood. Not that she cares either way; she's just playing to her base. If she thought that her base was revolted by this whole thing, she'd throw Planned Parenthood under the bus. Hopefully, she's made a severe miscalculation.

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[wittmeba]

This sounds too much like border-line Hitler. He wanted to build his empire of people that 'he' thought were best and kill off others.

[Jeff82]

Hitler got the idea from "progressive" Americans.

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[Ironbear]

Just search on the "American eugenics movement". Some of the stuff they advocated, would be viewed as absolutely appalling today, but was considered quite Progressive, at the time.

It is generally acknowledged that Hitler was heavily influenced by American writers. Then, like now, the American " royalty" was rather offended by the proliferation of "peasants" and their refusal to submit to "benevolent" rule.

[Ironbear]

http://historynewsnetwork.org/article/1796
Article here. Eugenics movement... California led the way... funded by Northeast and Chicago money.

[Jeff82]

That ole' devil constantly got his tentacles in, trying to kill, steal, and destroy, never relenting, always active somewhere. Until the end.

[dorminWS]

http://historynewsnetwork.org/article/1796
Article here. Eugenics movement... California led the way... funded by Northeast and Chicago money.

Virginia was also on the eugenics bandwagon. The (in)famous case of Buck v. Bell arose (some time in the late '20s, I think) out of Virginia, where (if memory serves) Buck, who was (to use the terminology of those times) an imbecile who had been born of an imbecile and had in turn born one, sued over having been sterilized by the state institution of which she had become an inmate. No less a personage than Chief Justice of the SCOTUS stated in his decision upholding the Virginia statute that authorized such action that "Three generations of imbeciles is enough."