Samantha Bee and Patton Oswalt expose the fake pregnancy clinics that lie to women
.. in reading yours it occurred the cruel anti-Planned Parenthood push would most likely drive more women and certainly children onto food stamps, then of course conservative bitch about the exploitation of them, of food stamps i mean, as they certainly as Stephanie said .. http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=129637592 .. don't care so much about women ..
Updated by Emily Crockett@emilycrockettemily@vox.com May 10, 2016, 10:23am EDT
[Note: the video is not available outside the USA, so if you are outside you have to VPN it.]
On Monday night's Full Frontal, Samantha Bee took on "crisis pregnancy centers" — fake pregnancy clinics whose real purpose is to try to dissuade women from having abortions.
Aided by Patton Oswalt, channeling Orson Welles from the 1973 film F for Fake .. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KWZUG0-nn_Q , Bee discussed how these clinics use taxpayer money to deceive women. As Oswalt put it, they are "the ultimate hustle — a conception deception."
Crisis pregnancy centers look a lot like clinics that provide abortions, but the difference is in their tactics. Staff members — often people with no medical training — may wear white coats .. http://genprogress.org/voices/2016/02/08/42166/what-crisis-pregnancy-centers-arent-telling-their-patients/ .. and give women what appears to be medical advice, and provide free ultrasounds, but the ultimate goal is to dissuade (or scare) women from having abortions.
In Bee's sketch, as "(not an actual) Docter Bee," the comedian squirts ultrasound gel all over her patient and makes her watch inaccurate videos about abortion with her eyes taped open, Clockwork Orange-style.
During the segment, Cherisse Scott, a woman who says she was taken in by the lies of a crisis pregnancy center clinic, described her ordeal. Scott said she wanted an abortion but said she was scared by the center's warnings that she would become infertile, and so she ultimately decided to give birth.
The crisis pregnancy center staff "disappeared without a trace" once her son was born and times got hard for her, Scott said. When she struggled to get on food stamps or to make her child's father pay child support, they weren't there.
Scott said she dearly loves her son, but she also said that if she had to do it all over again, she would have the abortion.
"My son deserved to have a situation where he didn't have to worry about his mother struggling to make the ends meet until I was able to figure it out," Scott said. "He deserved to be able to come into a loving situation, not in a situation where I was confused, or because of a lie."
Crisis pregnancy centers get away with this kind of deception, Oswalt said, because they "hide behind the fig leaf of the First Amendment, which I guess gives them the right to trick scared teenagers into not seeing a doctor."
These centers operate under the illusion of being helpful to women who want to have an abortion. While tricks and illusions can be fun, Oswalt says, "crisis pregnancy centers are just plain assholes."
Correction: Oswalt was channeling Orson Welles's F for Fake, not Alfred Hitchcock's Dial M for Murder. We regret the error and the author's cinematic illiteracy.
It costs a lot of money to give birth. Hospitals won't tell you how much. .. YouTube of embed
ofspring -- only beyond a certain point -- and it's not a baby, thus not a person -- unlike the pregnant woman whose business and call it is, like it or not -- outlawing abortion does not stop abortion, only increases injuries and deaths of pregnant women from unsafe back-alley and self-induced (see... http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=118920029
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