Twisted: Celebrities tout “United We Plan” T-shirts equating patriotism with murdering unborn babies
by: JD Heyes
NaturalNews.com
Saturday, October 21, 2017
Hollywood celebrities, who regularly push the boundaries of decorum, taste, and class, just can’t get over their love for abortion-on-demand. Now there is a new effort afoot to continue their promotion of Planned Parenthood, the nation’s largest abortion mill, with a “United We Plan” T-shirt drive.
As reported by Townhall, the organization has been a cause celebre for years, with notable celebs like Amy Poehler, Judd Apatow, and Jennifer Lawrence all starring in a video earlier this summer pleading with the public to implore Congress to continue sending $500 million taxpayer dollars per year to an organization whose officials have been caught negotiating the sale of baby body parts.
Now, celebrities are employing a Hillary Clinton tactic of fundraising for Planned Parenthood with a campaign to sell T-shirts:
As Newsbusters reported recently, several big name stars are joining an Omaze fundraising campaign for Planned Parenthood, featuring $25 t-shirts that change the patriotic “United We Stand” slogan to “United We Plan” in the interest of “Uniting to support the women and men who rely on Planned Parenthood’s critical healthcare services.”
Yes, that’s right: Celebrities in Hollywood who were lucky that their own parents didn’t choose to abort them are equating the murder of unborn babies with patriotism. Only a tone-deaf Hollywood “star” would fail to see how outrageous that is to the vast majority of Americans.
It’s not like Planned Parenthood needs the money in the first place. The organization raked in $554.6 million in taxpayer money last year — an increase from the previous year — so it could abort 328,348 unborn children last year, or a “termination” rate of 899 babies per day, according to the organization’s annual report.
Then again, Planned Parenthood officials don’t make good investments with the money taxpayers provide: The organization spent $734,000 in campaign contributions to Democratic congressional candidate Jon Ossoff in Georgia during a special election this past summer — after blowing through $38 million to elect other Democrats, many unsuccessfully, in three previous election cycles.
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