05/14/2020
"The expectation is teens are spending a lot of time at home with parents where they're supervised, and so doing things like accessing contraception, accessing abortion, may become more difficult under these circumstances."
Rachel Jones of the Guttmacher Institute -- the abortion industry's research arm -- said this in a webinar last week in response to a question about how kids are faring under quarantine. Not to be outdone, Dr. Herminia Palacio (Guttmacher's president and CEO) then chimed in: "In addition to being at home with parents and being more supervised, it also means that adolescents don't have access to the kinds of confidential services that they might be able to confide in in a teacher or school counselor or other adult in their lives."
It's no secret that the abortion industry wants to drive a wedge between children and their parents. And when they come right out and say things like this, it's impossible to deny.
"The expectation is teens are spending a lot of time at home with parents where they're supervised, and so doing things like accessing contraception, accessing abortion, may become more difficult under these circumstances."
Rachel Jones of the Guttmacher Institute -- the abortion industry's research arm -- said this in a webinar last week in response to a question about how kids are faring under quarantine. Not to be outdone, Dr. Herminia Palacio (Guttmacher's president and CEO) then chimed in: "In addition to being at home with parents and being more supervised, it also means that adolescents don't have access to the kinds of confidential services that they might be able to confide in in a teacher or school counselor or other adult in their lives."
It's no secret that the abortion industry wants to drive a wedge between children and their parents. And when they come right out and say things like this, it's impossible to deny.