Construction Company Set to Build the Largest Planned Parenthood Abortion Facility
| 26-October-2007 -- Catholic News Agency |  |
Construction Company Set to Build the Largest Planned Parenthood Abortion Facility
Denver, Oct 26, 2007 (CNA).- On October 24, pro-life activists met with the heads of the Weitz Company to discuss the new Planned Parenthood abortion facility that the company is contracted to build in Denver, Colorado.
In a surprising allegiance to the abortion industry, Bill Hornaday, President of The Weitz Company Rocky Mountain, has refused to reconsider building the largest abortion facility in the United States.
In the private meeting, Hornaday indicated that money is not the prime motivator for building the new Planned Parenthood.
"The ideals of The Weitz Company are worse than we thought," said Keith Mason, of the Keep Peace in Stapleton Project. "If they are not building this superstructure for money, are they building it out of a desire to facilitate the murder of innocent children?"
Gary Meggison, Senior Vice President of The Weitz Company Rocky Mountain, is a member of the Catholic Church while neighbors of Vice President Don Gendall claim that he is a "strong Christian".
"The bottom line is that followers of Christ would not be a part of this heinous business," continued Mason. "A true Christian would do what is necessary to save the lives of innocent children."
The brief meeting, attended also by Senior Vice President Gary Meggison, revealed an obvious disdain for women and children. Meggison not only refused to view documents of Planned Parenthood's reported child rape cover-ups (under investigation by Kansas' and Indiana's attorneys general), but also the facts of their multi-million dollar baby killing business.
"We are continuing to keep these executives in our prayers, in hope that they will not build this modern- day Auschwitz. We must pray that they do the right thing," Keith Mason, Keep Peace in Stapleton.In case you need it, here's the contact info for The Weitz Company:
| Rocky Mountain 4725 South Monaco Street, Suite 100 Denver, CO 80237 Phone: (303) 860-6600 Contact Us Here | Rich Haas, Senior Vice President Phone: (303) 860-6600 Gary Meggison, Senior Vice President Phone: (303) 860-6600 Don Gendall, Vice President Phone: (303) 860-6600 |
| Denver 4725 South Monaco Street, Suite 100 Denver, CO 80237 Phone: (303) 860-6600 FAX: (303) 860-6698 Frisco 965 North Ten Mile Drive, Unit A1 P.O. Box 4536 Frisco, CO 80443 Phone: (970) 668-4700 FAX: (970) 668-9400 | Glenwood Springs 5080 County Road 154 Glenwood Springs, CO 81601 Phone: 970-945-4400 FAX: 970-945-0141 |
10 comments:
Thanks, I will send a message of support to the Weitz Company, I believe contracaption and abortion as a fall back, vital for any woman to enable her to play a full social and economic role in society.
Why does a woman need to be able to abort her child in order to "play a full social and economic role in society"?
Because of the physical, financial and social restrictions that come with repeated pregnancy, childbirth and childcare. Women have not historically played a social and economic role equal to men, because they have been unable to avoid repeated pregnancy.
That brings to mind a quote attributed to Mother Teresa:
"It is a poverty to decide that a child must die so that you may live as you wish."
Unwanted pregnancy can be avoided via NFP (periodic abstinence), with failure rates in the 1-3% range (same as condom usage).
I don't think that allowing the killing of an innocent human life is a good idea for society. It creates different classes of people...some of whom can be killed since they are inconvenient!
A fetus is not an independent human life, it is part of the mother and it can only be her decision to continue the pregnancy or not, not yours or any other man/woman's. Nor should she be accused of murder should she choose to terminate a pregnancy.
If she aborts...a heart stops beating...
Fascists in WWII justified their horrific experiments by saying that the subjects weren't human. Same thing with slavery in the US.
In order to kill, or deprive of other rights, it's helpful to dehumanize (by whatever method).
We should err on the side of life, humanization, and selflessness...not death, dehumanization, and selfishness.
On the other hand what woman should be subjected to having the FBI* investigate her miscarriage: i.e.another word for a natural {god's choice?} abortion?
*or Scotland Yard, or KGB, or SS, Stasi, etc. whatever.
I agree that it's very sad that most murders are by family members. Thus the first suspect is the wife / husband / mother / father / brother / uncle.
Agree with who?
I don't think there's any agreement here - you consider abortion to be murder. I consider your position to be morally untenable and wrong. You consider my position morally untenable and wrong.
Apart from that, why won't you play scrabulous with me?
My point was that if a child dies of natural causes it's a shame the authorities NEED to investigate if THE MOTHER killed the child purposefully or not. It should be UNTHINKABLE that a family member would do such a thing.
Unfortunately, the opposite is true.
Imagine if it were a loathsome thought to kill your unborn child. How much more unlikely would be to kill your toddler??
re: scrabulous...I tried to say "yes", but it wouldn't let me for some reason.
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