WELL, THAT MAKES SENSE: Nancy Pelosi to Accept Award Named After KKK Advocate and Race Eugenicist

Doug Ross @ Journal ^ | 3-22-2014

[smoothsailing]

March 22, 2014, 2014

WELL, THAT MAKES SENSE: Nancy Pelosi to Accept Award Named After KKK Advocate and Race Eugenicist

Doug Ross

Just when you think the Democrat Party has hit rock bottom, they break out the jackhammer and start digging a new sub-basement:

Planned Parenthood Federation of America (PP) announced that House Democratic Leader Nancy Pelosi, an alleged Roman Catholic, will be given “the Margaret Sanger Award, the organization’s highest honor, in recognition of her leadership, excellence, and outstanding contributions to the reproductive health and rights movement over the course of her career,” according to a Planned Parenthood website posting...

Margaret Sanger was hardly the woman's rights hero that the modern Left markets. In fact, she was an advocate for the Ku Klux Klan and a zealot for culling out "inferior" races from the nation's gene pool.

Sanger wanted a new and improved race: ‘[We should] apply a stern and rigid policy of sterilization and segregation to that grade of population whose progeny is tainted, or whose inheritance is such that objectionable traits may be transmitted to offspring.’

Then there was the April 1932 Birth Control Review, p. 108[, in which she stated]: Birth control must lead ultimately to a cleaner race.

Sanger is said to have believed that the Negro race was inferior and, as such, should be culled through sterilization.

Lloyd Marcus, author of Confessions of a Black Conservative, provides some perspective to address this peculiarity, and shares some truths about what the left’s devotion to abortion has wrought, specifically in regard to American blacks.

He writes:

“Colored people are like human weeds and are to be exterminated.” So said Margaret Sanger, founder of Planned Parenthood. Seventy-eight percent of Planned Parenthood clinics are in black neighborhoods. Blacks make up only 12% of the population, but 35% of America’s aborted babies are black. Half of black pregnancies end in abortion. Is this an intentional genocide? (Emphasis added)

”The most dangerous place for an African-American is in the womb,” according to Pastor Clenard Childress, Jr. Blacks are the only minority in America experiencing a declining population.

So why would Obama, the NAACP, Rev. Sharpton, and other black leftists be passionate supporters of Planned Parenthood? Why did Al Sharpton threaten to protest a pro-life billboard which exposed the devastatingly high number of black abortions?

Congratulations on your award, Nancy Hitler.

[faithhopecharity]

I must say....it just flabbergasts me ... that some of the Bishops don’t seem to be on the same team... they’re supposed to be upholding Biblical teachings as the Church understands them (and RCC Canon Law which speaks directly to this issue)...

you are correct. when the flock sees that some of the Bishops don’t seem to care about these teachings one way or the other ... then the parishioners naturally conclude that its okay for them to choose whichever course, conduct, candidates they might want.

The non-acting Bishops are teaching exactly the wrong message, .. by their profoundly LOUD silence with regard to prominent politicians who openly and actively promote and espouse abortion-on-demand.

It is a very disappointing situation, and one for which I can find no explanation (at least in the most visible, aggrevous instances)

[GOPJ]

Because democrats lie to blacks - that's how it's done... I forgot which black congresswoman was stunned to learn a few years ago that Byrd had been in the KKK.

I doubt a newspaper in the country would have covered for a Republican KKK member for forty years...

Anyone who has doubts can research the mastheads of Southern racist Newspapers... the same folks were in the mastheads beginning, middle and end of the civil rights movement. They started as democrats and ended as democrats.

[Nifster]

And what year was that? I thought in his older years he had made comments that were so much different than that..... But my memory ain’t what it used to be

[jmacusa]

At the nursing home I work at a young black single mom with an interest in history(talk about a rarity) was stunned when I told her the single greatest enemy to her people were and are the Democrats. I told her slavery, The Confederate States of America, The Civil War, the creation of the Ku Klux Klan and Jim Crow laws were all bought about by the Democrats. She had no idea The National Rifle Association was created by former Union soldiers to teach blacks how to use firearms to defend themselves from Klan violence. I told her this was necessary because the first gun control laws passed in America were passed by Democrats to prevent blacks from owning guns. She was equally shocked to learn Fredrick Douglas and Martin Luther King were Republicans. She didn’t own a computer but told me she and her daughter used one at the library. I told her to check out Fredrick Douglas Republicans.com She did. She thanked me profusely.

[GOPJ]

She had no idea The National Rifle Association was created by former Union soldiers to teach blacks how to use firearms to defend themselves from Klan violence. I told her this was necessary because the first gun control laws passed in America were passed by Democrats to prevent blacks from owning guns.

I suspect the above truth will never be included in a black studies class... Thanks for sharing.

[Ann Archy]

I PRAY that I would do the same.... I PRAY I would have the courage to do that.

[Ann Archy]

Father....the problem is that NO ONE KNOWS if she had a TRUE CONFESSION before her HOLY COMMUNION.

[bk1000]

“And what year was that? I thought in his older years he had made comments that were so much different than that..... But my memory ain’t what it used to be”

That was in 64, but you may be right that he repented to an extent later in life. Or maybe that was Wallace.

http://www.nytimes.com/2003/06/25/us/lester-maddox-whites-only-restaurateur-and-georgia-governor-dies-at-87.html

[Arthur McGowan]

Pelosi, and those like her, cannot just duck in and go to Confession. As long as she is publicly pro-abortion, any Confessions she does make are bad Confessions. No priest should absolve her, either.

In the case of someone like Pelosi, as long as she has not repented publicly, she has not repented, because the scandal she has given has been, by definition, public. The only way to end the scandal is to announce her repentance publicly.

Since Pelosi is accepting the Margaret Sanger Award this week, it is obvious she is still committed to promoting abortion.

[Arthur McGowan]

By the way, this is why Ted Kennedy should not, IMHO, have had a Catholic funeral, because any faithful priest would have demanded, as a condition of absolution, a public statement of repentance for supporting abortion and other “non-negotiable” evils.

Simply because a mobster priest was hanging around, under canon law that qualified as a sign that Kennedy was a “practicing Catholic” when he died, so he had a Catholic funeral.

But it should have been without TV cameras, without celebrities, and with immediate family only. Cardinal O’Malley was not, however, going to miss a chance to slobber all over Obama, and mix with Domingo and other famous people.

[Arthur McGowan]

Wallace apologized for his race-baiting past quite profusely. He was a changed man after years of agony.

[Nifster]

In 1964 times were very different. Both Wallace and Maddox went through changes (as did many others) that brought them into the 20th century.

Byrd even in later years tried to deny that he was KKK or that it is was bad because it was wrong. But then Bobby Byrd owned W.Va. and felt he was the only one who knew anything. As much as I disliked him it would be a joy to have him hammering Harry Reid and Obama for their fecklessness

[jmacusa]

You’re welcome.While the Klan in and of itself terrorized and even killed blacks it’s real agenda was to prevent blacks from voting. The Klan knew blacks sure wouldn’t be voting for Democrats.