Just means it's not constitutionally protected.
7 to 1 scotus says no to abortion restrictions
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Just means it's not constitutionally protected.
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The 10th amendment says nothing about rights having to be expressly mentioned in the constitution to exist.
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The 10th amendment is irrelevant. You could repeal it and it would have no meaningful effect on the text of the constitution. All it says is that the federal government only has the powers that it has, which was already the case.
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fully immersed in faith..
I remember when we didn't consider killing children as "care".......
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http://www.cbsnews.com/news/planned-parenthood-health-services-beyond-abortion/
Planned Parenthood's primary focus, those procedures in fact account for only 3 percent of the services it provides per year, according to the organization's annual report.
"Planned Parenthood is the nation's most trusted reproductive health care provider," Cecile Richards, president of Planned Parenthood Federation of America, said in a statement. "The vast majority of federal funding Planned Parenthood's nonprofit health centers receive is reimbursement for serving patients enrolled in Medicaid -- millions of patient visits a year for basic, preventive services like birth control and lifesaving cancer screenings."
The organization says the recent controversy has taken attention away from the many health care services it provides to both women and men that are not abortion-related.
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New Planned Parenthood video released as federal funding threatened
According to the annual report, 42 percent of the services it provides is for STI/STD testing and treatment, 34 percent is for contraception, and 9 percent goes to cancer screening. Another 12 percent is miscellaneous women's health and other health services. The 327,653 abortions Planned Parenthood clinics perform each year make up just 3 percent of the total services the group provides.
Furthermore, supporters of Planned Parenthood say that smaller health care facilities across the nation wouldn't be able to handle the influx of patients if Planned Parenthood could no longer provide many of these services.
"This proposal demonstrates a lack of respect for and understanding of the preventive health needs of the millions of individuals who rely on it as their usual, and oftentimes sole, source of health care," Clare Coleman, president and CEO of the National Family Planning and Reproductive Health Association, a network of family planning administrators and clinics that serve low-income and uninsured Americans, said in a statement. "In many communities, there are not other health care providers that would be equipped to fill the void created by the prohibition of funding for a qualified, trusted family planning provider."
Planned Parenthood's primary focus, those procedures in fact account for only 3 percent of the services it provides per year, according to the organization's annual report.
"Planned Parenthood is the nation's most trusted reproductive health care provider," Cecile Richards, president of Planned Parenthood Federation of America, said in a statement. "The vast majority of federal funding Planned Parenthood's nonprofit health centers receive is reimbursement for serving patients enrolled in Medicaid -- millions of patient visits a year for basic, preventive services like birth control and lifesaving cancer screenings."
The organization says the recent controversy has taken attention away from the many health care services it provides to both women and men that are not abortion-related.
Play Video
New Planned Parenthood video released as federal funding threatened
According to the annual report, 42 percent of the services it provides is for STI/STD testing and treatment, 34 percent is for contraception, and 9 percent goes to cancer screening. Another 12 percent is miscellaneous women's health and other health services. The 327,653 abortions Planned Parenthood clinics perform each year make up just 3 percent of the total services the group provides.
Furthermore, supporters of Planned Parenthood say that smaller health care facilities across the nation wouldn't be able to handle the influx of patients if Planned Parenthood could no longer provide many of these services.
"This proposal demonstrates a lack of respect for and understanding of the preventive health needs of the millions of individuals who rely on it as their usual, and oftentimes sole, source of health care," Clare Coleman, president and CEO of the National Family Planning and Reproductive Health Association, a network of family planning administrators and clinics that serve low-income and uninsured Americans, said in a statement. "In many communities, there are not other health care providers that would be equipped to fill the void created by the prohibition of funding for a qualified, trusted family planning provider."
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It is odd that Planned Parenthood fights so hard for such a small part of its business.
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It is funny that Deshtard comes on here DEMANDING that others provide her FACTS, but when asked to do the same, she bristles.
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because you insane evil fucks are trying to shut them down entirely
why do you hate women so much
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And there can be rights that promote personal freedom and privacy. Those rights must be balanced.
No, even unenumerated rights can be Constitutionally protected.
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we already had those rights until the totalitarians and statists grew afraid of others who actually exercised those rights. where's the balance in that?
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now why does the right in this country hate women so much?
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screeching that people hate women isn't an argument sweetie