Posted on 08/04/2019 9:21:25 AM PDT by Morgana
JACKSONVILLE — Across from a Popeyes on the crowded, flat University Boulevard, a half-dozen protesters in suspenders and straw hats cluster by a bus stop.
They clutch rosaries and tilt posters toward drivers headed for the powder blue building with tinted windows.
We are praying for you.
Pregnant? Let us help you.
The parking lot at A Woman’s Choice of Jacksonville is private, set back, removed from the whoosh of passing cars and the evangelism of strangers.
Still, sometimes women walk up the steps crying about the pictures of fetuses.
Six days a week, they enter the quiet cool of the one-story clinic and stoically fill out forms, if they haven’t already, noting birthdates and last periods. They sink into homey couches in the waiting room, next to boyfriends and aunts and best friends, here from one-night motels or just down the road. A tropical Glade plug-in makes the pale pink room smell like Hawaiian Punch. A TV plays Family Feud, or maybe The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air. Coffee is free. Abortion is a choice, explained by videos on an iPad.
A framed motto hangs by the door. “At this clinic we do sacred work that honors women and the circle of life and death.”
As patients walk beyond the front desk, a banner reassures: Good women have abortions.
It’s late one June morning, before the doctor arrives and patients with 12:30 p.m. appointments start filling the lot. A staffer sets out menstrual pads in the Maya Angelou operating room, then wheels a cart of sterilized speculums down the hallway, toward the room named for Wonder Woman.
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Abortion is murder ….
Seriously, across from Popeye’s.
I wonder who goes to this clinic...
“Seriously, across from Popeye’s.
I wonder who goes to this clinic...”
We know where, what neighborhood they put abortion clinics/Planned Parenthoods in are you really surprised?
The author of this article was probably paid to shout out Popeye’s not thinking that that is serious bad publicity.
I’m not too surprised, but they might have well just said Blacks.
I lived in Jax for the better part of a decade. (Orange Park)
What they mean:
As patients walk beyond the front desk, a banner reassures: Good negroes have abortions. Every time they get pregnant.
>>As patients walk beyond the front desk, a banner reassures: Good women have abortions.<<
No they don’t. Evil women kill their babies.
Free coffee? Free parking? Let’s do it!
the comments on that newspaper site are horrible. Christians condemn murder, in all its form, psychotic gunmen, whackos with knives, or idiots running over people with a car. And yes, we are called to defend the defenseless, and unborn babies are the most defenseless.
Nothing biased or subtle here.
” Across from a Popeyes” “the whoosh of passing cars” “tropical Glade plug-in”. Did the author of that actually get paid for vomiting that drivel?
Here’s my proposal. Eliminate abortion clinics. Allow mothers to drown or strangle their newborns. That way they would have to face the actuality of what they are doing: killing their baby. Killing their baby by proxy is not the same. The mother doesn’t hear the baby cry before it’s killed. She pays someone, gets some sweet talk, and the baby is gone. No blood (that she can see), no dismemberment (until later), no environmentally unfriendly plastic bags.
With my proposal, the mother would be well aware of what she’s doing. I’m betting the number of babies killed would drop dramatically.
“At this clinic we do sacred work that honors women and the circle of life and death.”
A lot of naive people are going to just assume that "sacred" means sacred to God, not the alternative. These "clinics" might be getting closer to dropping the mask completely, but they are not there yet.
>>“At this clinic we do sacred work that honors women and the circle of life and death.” <<
I missed that. That statement is a PERVERSION of “the circle of life.”
I noted comments are closed for that article. The evil spreads there as well.
What a laugh if that surge doesn’t happen.
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