When it comes to Planned Parenthood, I don’t have to. 13 states and the House Oversight Committee already did.

When it comes to the Omar video, I don’t have to. The only two names sources already did.

When it comes to the Texas video, I don’t know. I have no reason to believe it is true until verified.

No it wasn’t. The Planned Abortionhood explanation of the sale was accepted as legal. They were most definitely profiting from it.

Claiming they were “breaking even” in no way changes that fact.

Their premise for the videos were that PPH were engaging in illegal activity. They were in fact not engaging in illegal activity. Therefore the video and its premise… is untrue. False. Wrong.

If their premise was that PPH performed Abortions. Then the videos would have some accuracy to them.

And this is when the argument was truly lost :rofl:

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Fine. Prove it. Make an accusation, back it with verifiable evidence.

The premise may not have been proven. The video is not false.

Trying to throw the baby out with the bandages? Tsk, tsk.

It’s in the court case, they admitted to charging.

If the premise is not proven… then what is the point of the video then?

There is no argument.

Finally a nugget of truth.

To shine a light on immoral and barbaric dehumanization practices.

To generate outrage to force a change in the law.

To bring evil out of the shadow.

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Well you made up a better premise than the creators had. Maybe you should join Project Veritas?

:rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl::fist:t5:

The irony is that they were well on their way to doing that in 2015 before Trump started his hostile takeover. Now, after 4 years of Trump’s ■■■■■■■■ , it may not be possible to regain that ground for at least a generation

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Did the Planned Abortionhood woman say she needed money for a sports car in the context of baby parts yes or no?

Did Raquel Rodriguez put a price on havested ballots yes or no?

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:joy::rofl: a generation!

Sure. Charging what is allowed by law for the maintenance of the fetuses.

https://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/42/289g-2

The term “valuable consideration” does not include reasonable payments associated with the transportation, implantation, processing, preservation, quality control, or storage of human fetal tissue.

Only two Planned Parenthood locations participate in tissue donation. One charges $60, one doesn’t charge anything. Four affiliates which no longer participate either charged nothing or $45-55 per specimen.

Glad we could agree. Selling baby parts.

Have a nice day.

Proof?

Or is that just your opinion?

As we all well know videos can and are manipulated.

Confirmation bias perhaps?

Allan