Activists hold a rally opposing federal funding for Planned Parenthood in front of the U.S. Capitol on July 28, 2015 in Washington, D.C. The measure to defund Planned Parenthood in the Senate ultimately failed though. (Olivier Douliery/Getty Images)
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Shock Responses After Planned Parenthood Tweets Hillary Clinton 'God' Quote: 'And You Kill How Many Per Day?
November 17, 2015
“It’s unbelievable that someone at Planned Parenthood thought this was a good message to send out.”
Critics have been taking aim at a tweet that was sent by Planned Parenthood on Saturday, with one outlet claiming that the controversial organization "unselfconsciously parodied itself."
"Every child deserves the opportunity to live up to their God given potential. @HillaryClinton #blacklivesmatter," Planned Parenthood wrote before receiving an onslaught of harsh responses.
The tweet was quoting from a statement that Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton uttered during Saturday night's debate, but critics pointed to purported hypocrisy in light of the fact that Planned Parenthood is the nation's largest abortion provider.
Every child deserves the opportunity to live up to their God given potential. @HillaryClinton #blacklivesmatter
— Planned Parenthood (@PPact) November 15, 2015
"The same organization that snuffs out over 320,000 unborn babies has the gall to talk about children – make that 'every child' – deserving the same opportunity to live out their potential," Dave Andrusko wrote for LifeNews.com, a pro-life website. "They even dragged God’s name into it."
Live Action's Cassy Fiano added, "It’s unbelievable that someone at Planned Parenthood thought this was a good message to send out."
The responses on Twitter were even more pointed.
@Thisl @PPact @HillaryClinton @bj116
How do #BlackLivesMatter when most abortion clinics are strategically placed in black neighborhoods.
— Derek Minor #EMPIRE (@thederekminor) November 16, 2015
Christian hip-hop artist Derek Minor responded, "How do #BlackLivesMatter when most abortion clinics are strategically placed in black neighborhoods?"
And writer Mollie Hemingway of the Federalist tweeted back, "My God. And you kill how many per day?"
Here's what others had to say:
@PPact nice of you to acknowledge that it was God who made the millions of lives you ended.
— Sam Ponder (@sam_ponder) November 16, 2015
In order for a child to reach her "God given potential" wouldn't she need to be born, @PPact and @HillaryClinton?
— MotherKnowsBest (@motherknowsbest) November 15, 2015
@PPact how many black lives do you take every single day? Hundreds? Thousands? @HillaryClinton
— Anthony (@AJBulldis) November 15, 2015
@PPact @HillaryClinton wow!!! Dripping with irony!!
— Pat Campbell (@PC1170) November 15, 2015
@PPact This would be a great quote if it wasn't for the whole murdering children thing you do.
— woot6 (@woot6) November 15, 2015
@PPact @HillaryClinton The lack of self awesness and irony of this is in the beyond stupid stratosphere.
— Chris Tsotsoros (@ctsotsoros) November 15, 2015
At least one person didn't like that Planned Parenthood had brought God into the discussion at all:
@PPact Always felt safe knowing you wouldn't bring "God" into the discussion a/b women's bodies/rights, why now? #disappointed
— Emma S. Ehrlich (@Emma_Ehrlich) November 15, 2015
@rac80 @PPact sorry for the confusion. I am pro-choice and was frustrated that pp was using the same rhetoric as gop/anti-woman propoganda
— Emma S. Ehrlich (@Emma_Ehrlich) November 15, 2015
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