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Acting CEO Of Planned Parenthood Says The Silver Lining To Pandemic Is Having Abortions At Home

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Staying home is supposed to keep people safe. But for unborn babies, even lockdowns have their risks. Any house can be an abortion clinic, Planned Parenthood wants people to know. You just have to call for pills.

“It’s actually a silver lining in this pandemic,” acting CEO Alexis McGill-Johnson insisted to Democracy Now’s Amy Goodman. “Planned Parenthood and many other health providers have actually been able to really lean into telehealth infrastructure and provide service.” To the country’s biggest abortion business, the “silver lining” of the coronavirus is more deaths — more innocent, unborn, child fatalities made possible by their money-hungry network.

Gleefully, McGill-Johnson goes on to say that by the end of April, Planned Parenthood will have expanded its so-called “telehealth” operations to all 50 states. That means women can access abortions remotely — chemically-induced procedures that carry significant risks. They tell women that it’ll be simple, natural, safe, and private process. They’ll recover in a day, maybe two. What they don’t tell them is that they might deliver a tiny, perfectly-formed child. Or that they’ll experience labor pains, heavy bleeding, vomiting, or lose consciousness. They don’t talk about the depression, anger, anxiety, panic attacks, and substance abuse that follow. Or the weeks to months of recovery time, usually managed alone.

They don’t tell them the stories like Solome’s. “I had blood all over my legs and went in the tub to wash them. The cramps got so bad I couldn’t even move. I couldn’t even cry…” she testified to the Congressional Pro-Life Caucus. “I couldn’t get to my phone to dial 911 and go to the emergency room… I haven’t really healed from my experience, and I don’t know if I ever will.”

Or Elizabeth’s. “There was so much pain and blood I thought I might die.’ Finally she passed the gestational sac: ‘It was transparent yellow, about the size and shape of a tennis ball. When I picked it up, I could see the baby inside. He looked like a little gummy bear. I sat and held him and cried. Then I flushed my baby down the toilet.”

Or Tammi’s. “It was nothing like they told me… I pushed under I felt something come out and I heard a sound. I looked down and screamed. It was not just a blob of tissue. I had given birth to what looked like a fully-formed, intact 14-week-old fetus covered in blood…”

This is Planned Parenthood’s “silver lining:” babies who don’t have a chance at life, women who are haunted and harmed.

https://www.frcaction.org/updatearticle/20200504/pp-lining

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Sissy Don Lemon Says Obama Is Better Looking, And Smarter Than Trump

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Sunday night on CNN, anchor Don Lemon accused President Donald Trump of letting former President Barack Obama get under his skin because he is better looking, smarter, and has a more accomplished wife.

After playing a clip of Obama giving a video message on the coronavirus pandemic, Lemon said, “Boy, oh, boy, that’s leadership. That’s compassion. It’s too bad that President Trump can’t show either.”

He continued, “By the way, what is it about President Obama that really gets under your skin? Is it because he’s smarter than you? Better educated? Made it on his own? Didn’t need daddy’s help? Wife is more accomplished? Better looking? I don’t know what is it? What is it about him? That he’s a black man that’s accomplished being president? That he punked you on the whole birth certificate thing? What is it about him? Just wondering.”

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Twitter Will Correct You On How To Think If You Are About to Post A Wrong Thought

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Are you about to post a tweet containing “harmful” language? Don’t worry — Twitter is experimenting with a feature that will warn you ahead of time, so you don’t accidentally infect any users with your wrongthink.

“When things get heated, you may say things you don’t mean,” wrote Twitter’s official support account in a tweet yesterday.

“To let you rethink a reply, we’re running a limited experiment on iOS with a prompt that gives you the option to revise your reply before it’s published if it uses language that could be harmful.”

It’s a bit like “precrime” in the 2002 Tom Cruise film Minority Report. Twitter will notice when you’re about to use a bad word, giving you the chance to avoid a rule violation and save your account from the digital gulag.

“We’re trying to encourage people to rethink their behavior and rethink their language before posting because they often are in the heat of the moment and they might say something they regret,” said Sunita Saligram, Twitter’s global head of site policy for trust and safety, in a comment to Reuters.

Twitter’s “trust and safety” department was acknowledged by its then-policy manager, Olinda Hassan to be “controversial,” in an undercover video recorded by Project Veritas in 2018.

In the same secretly-recorded exchange, Hassan said one of the things the Trust & Safety team was working on in 2018 was ways to “get the shitty people to not show up.” (The comment was made in response to an undercover reporter asking her about the prominence of tweets from author and filmmaker Mike Cernovich).

Twitter now appears to be taking a different approach. Instead of trying to get you to not show up, the platform intends to train its users out of their bad behavior, like unruly dogs.

Twitter Will Now Warn You If You Are About to Post Wrongthink

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Texas Salon Owner Gets 7 days in jail for reopening during coronavirus lockdown

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A Dallas salon owner was sentenced to seven days behind bars Tuesday for disobeying coronavirus shutdown orders, doing business well ahead of even the aggressive reopening plans in Texas.

Dallas County Judge Eric Moye held Shelley Luther, owner of Salon À la Mode, and her corporate entity, Hot Mess Enterprises, in criminal and civil contempt.

Moye cited “the refusal of the defendants to cease operation of the salon, despite the clear and unambiguous language of the order.”

“The defiance of the court’s order was open, flagrant and intentional. The defendants, although having been given an opportunity to do so, have expressed no contrition, remorse or regret for their contemptuous action.”

Hair and nail salons are eligible to reopen Friday in Texas, where there have been at least 33,369 cases of coronavirus and 906 deaths, according to state data posted late Tuesday afternoon. In Dallas County, there have been at least 4,370 cases and 114 deaths.

Moye remanded Luther to the custody of Dallas County sheriff’s deputies to serve seven days.

A defiant Luther, who faces at least $3,500 in fines, argued that she was trying to prevent her children and employees from “going hungry,” NBC Dallas-Fort Worth reported.

“I have to disagree when you say I’m selfish, because feeding my kids is not selfish,” Luther said. “I have hair stylists going hungry because they’d rather feed their kids. If you think law is more important than kids being fed, go ahead with your decision. But I’m not going to shut the salon.”

There was no answer at Luther’s salon Tuesday afternoon.

https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/dallas-salon-owner-gets-7-days-jail-reopening-during-coronavirus-n1200836

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Filthy Howard Stern Says Trump Should Resign, And His Supporters Should Take Disinfectant and ‘Drop Dead’

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Monday on his Sirius XM’s demonstrate Howard Stern claimed President Donald Trump ought to resign above his remarks about injecting disinfectants.

Stern said, “Boy, oh boy, I acquired to convey to my buddy Donald Trump, Jesus Christ resign from the presidency. Do the planet a favor. You never want to be president. Go function at Mar-a-Lago. Have a pleasant relaxation of your everyday living. This dude is out of his f-cking intellect. I never know what Donald is performing. I indicate, when he retains a push conference, it’s like you go oh f-ck.”

He ongoing, “I never know what to say what is heading on with Donald. I necessarily mean, these statements are idiotic. Hey, I have this plan. Probably due to the fact Clorox operates on surfaces, could not they just pour Clorox into your asshole.”

He added, “I would like it if Donald would get on Tv set and consider an injection of Clorox and let’s see if his idea operates. Permit him, volunteer. Or keep a massive rally, say f-ck this coronavirus, with all of his followers, and permit them hug each other and kiss each individual other and have a major, huge rally.”

Co-host Robin Quivers stated, “A significant cocktail of disinfectant.”

Stern reported, “Yeah, and all just take disinfectant and all fall lifeless.”

He included, “It’s an shame. And then the even larger shame is the insult to my intelligence were being he goes ‘I was becoming sarcastic.’ There was no sarcasm. And if he was being sarcastic, that is even even worse people are dying. This us no time for sarcasm.”

Trump Should Resign — His Supporters Should Take Disinfectant and ‘Drop Dead’

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Andrew Cuomo Says If You Want to Go Back to Work, Get a Job as an Essential Worker

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ALBANY NY (WRGB) – When it comes to people wanting to go back to work Governor Andrew Cuomo said, those people don’t have a right to go out and infect others.

CBS 6’s Anne McCloy took the protesters concerns straight to the governor at his daily news conference today and got their reaction to his remarks.

Anne: “These are regular people who are not getting a paycheck and they’re saying that they don’t have time to wait for all of this testing and they need to get back to work in order to feed their families. Their savings is running out, they don’t have another week, they’re not getting answers, so their point is the cure can’t be worse than the illness itself, what is you’re response to them?

Gov. Cuomo: The illness is death, what is worse than death?

Anne: Well what if someone commits suicide because they can’t pay their bills?

Governor Cuomo: The illness may be my death instead of your death. How can the cure be worse than the illness, if the illness is potential death?

Anne: But what if the economy failing is…

Cuomo: Worse than death?

Anne: Equals death, because of mental illness, the people stuck at home?

Gov Cuomo: No it doesn’t. It doesn’t equal death. Economic hardship yes, very bad. Not death.

After Anne’s exchange with the governor, she went to ask some of the protesters outside what they thought of the Governor’s remarks.

Mike Delgallo from Schenectady is out of work because his business is considered non-essential.

“My response to that is, if you’re afraid of being infected by something, then you have the right to quarantine yourself, but I don’t have the fear of getting infected so I have the right to leave my home to work, to not wear a mask and to live my life normally,” he said.

Anne also asked the governor about unemployment and the protesters claims they have a right to work.

Anne: They’re also saying if you can’t afford to pay me unemployment, or your system is not set-up

Governor Cuomo: You will be paid! You will be paid!

Anne: But they can’t wait for the money, they are out of money.

Gov. Cuomo: We are talking about a couple of days of lag and they will get the date of unemployment.

Anne: But is there a fundamental right to work if the government can’t get me the money when I need it. Is there a fundamental right to go to work?

Gov. Cuomo: Yeah, go take the job as an essential worker, do it tomorrow.

Protesters also had something to say about that.

“Where are we supposed to get a job when the entire state is shut down?,” said Deanna O’Hare.

https://cbs6albany.com/news/coronavirus/cuomo-tells-protesters-to-get-essential-jobs-says-economic-hardship-doesnt-equal-death