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Lizahana -> RE: Obama's thoughts on SUVs, AC, and dinner (6/10/2008 12:47:06 AM)
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ORIGINAL: Lizahana The NWF, WWF are NOT on the aforementioned links - So, the aforementioned links are not the only and last word on the subject... Both groups believe in population control and family planning according to them and on this planet that includes abortion. quote:
NWF, WWF do NOT take stances on abortion. It would be irresponsible for you to take their stance on abortion for them. That's not true... They both believe in family planning and population control... Once again... http://www.plannedparenthoodnj.org/links/index.php National Wildlife Federation's Population and Environment Program The National Wildlife Federation's Population and Environment Program works to achieve a sustainable balance among the world's population, environmental quality, wildlife and wildlife habitat, and our finite natural resources http://worldwildlife.org/what/whowehelp/community/item7044.html What is WWF's strategic advantage in working on family planning? WWF is a multinational conservation organization, protecting nature in 100 countries. At the local level, our unique way of working offers several advantages that benefit both people and nature: WWF brings family planning and basic health services to some of the most remote, underserved, insecure and traditional communities in the world. We help to fill gaps in health sector coverage, including unmet needs for family planning in some of the poorest rural communities, to benefit communities and slow the pressure of population growth on biodiversity. As well as family planning, WWF typically works with communities on a range of activities such as basic health, livelihoods and more sustainable management of the community's natural resources and biodiversity. Healthier communities with smaller, well-spaced families are better stewards of nature and are more economically secure because they have sustainable livelihoods. Communities are generally more motivated to collaborate on conservation issues when they learn that WWF considers their immediate and long-term well-being to be part of its mission. Linked environment-population-health messages are more meaningful for many decision-makers than single issue advocacy and this can help influence policy and donor funding. As a respected global conservation organization, WWF is able to dramatically expand the target audience for messages about family planning - moving beyond the traditional audience reached by the health sector. quote:
And, as an environmentalist who has been trying to have a baby myself for quite long, I take this pretty personally. You created your own dilemmas... You support those who support abortion and you speak of wanting a child... Just like the dilemma in regards to your false claims of your environmental groups being pro-life... John Well, John, you refuse to address that fact that NWF, WWF do NOT dontate to Planned Parenthood, and do NOT have stances on abortion, because, you don't care to - pretty easy to see. This is especially interesting since this would clearly not fit the defintions of being pro-choice, pro-abortion. And might I add: companies like Kraft, General Mills, AAA, BP, Chevron, Exxon Mobile, General Motors, Ford, Starbucks, Coca Cola, many others, who are on the below-mentioned lists as donating to Planned Parenthood - you have no qualms with?! Hmmmmm...now why would that be....seems pretty suspicious, hypocritical to me... Again, why will you not answer if you buy products from the companies listed below - those who donate to PP? http://www.cogforlife.org/ppsupporters.htm http://www.fightpp.org/ http://www.plannedparenthood.org/ppcw/files/ColumbiaWillamette/Matching_gift_companies.pdf I mean, I admit, I do! Why can't you answer? It's a simple, yes, no question... And, btw, a heartfelt thanks for your words: "You created your own dilemmas... You support those who support abortion and you speak of wanting a child"...John - how Christian of you! And here I thought you'd cheer on someone who'd want a baby. And, psssst, I don't support abortion on demand...just a hint, there, John ;) Peace and God bless, PS Have a good night...
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