Mike Wallace Interview With Margaret Sanger Surfaces After Death

Life News ^ | 4/8/12 | Steven Ertelt

[Nachum]

Following the death of journalist and reporter Mike Wallace, an interview he conducted with Planned Parenthood founder and eugenicist Margaret Sanger made the rounds across the Internet over the weekend.

Below are clips from the interview Margaret Sanger gave to Mike Wallace in 1957. During the interview, the full version of which can be seen here, Sanger talks to Wallace about why she became an advocate for birth control, abortion, stopping so-called overpopulation, and talks about the Catholic Church, and morality.

[Nachum]

Mike Wallace may have been a pain the (you-know-what), but the did us all a favor by getting this on the record.

[Maverick68]

thanks for this.

[RobbyS]

What is sobering is that Sanger’s opinion have now become the conventional wisdom. If one were to ask Barbara Bush many of the same questions she would be totally in accord with Sanger. Fact is that her husband probably agreed even after he proclaimed his “conversion “ to pro-life. This has become, in fact, elite opinion. Had become elite opinion by 1973 when the court embedded it in the constitution. Prolifers have been combating the views of the national elite, including those who call themselves Republican. No wonder that Republican leaders only given lip service to pro-life measures while Democrats thrown themselves on their swords for the cause of abortion.

[a fool in paradise]

PING

[passionfruit]

This didn’t just surface. I saw it on You Tube weeks ago.

[Lorianne]

Sanger did not support abortion and does not in this interview.

[Lorianne]

This video did not just surface. I have it saved for years and have posted it several tims right here on FR.

Geez, this writer is terrible.

[PLD]

In her book The Pivot of Civilization, Planned Parenthood founder Margaret Sanger wrote that unless something was done to stop them, those living in the slums (blacks, Hispanics, and Jews) would eventually leave the boundaries of their neighborhoods and mix with the better parts of society (whites). Their inferior genes, she argued, would then infect the rest of us. Therefore, she suggested we cease all charitable giving to the inner-city poor, segregate these “morons, misfits, and maladjusted,” sterilize these “genetically inferior races,” and begin a process of eliminating such “human weeds.”

“And her organization, Planned Parenthood, has done just that. In the 1980s, the organization began intentionally targeting black inner-city neighborhoods for their clinics. Author George Grant pointed out that, ‘of the more than 100 school-based clinics that have opened nationwide in the [1980s]…all have been at black, minority, or ethnic schools.’ By 1991, Planned Parenthood was reporting that 43 percent of all its abortions were performed on minorities – a time when the minorities accounted for only 19 percent of the total population. And in a comparative analysis between the 2000 U.S. Census data and the location of Planned Parenthood clinics, Cybercast News Service concluded, ‘The results appear to bolster the charge that the organization targets black communities.’

http://www.thecypresstimes.com/article/Columnists/A_Time_For_Choosing/DEMOCRAT_THE_PARTY_OF_MURDER_RACISM_AND_HATE/26739

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[stockpirate]

There was a picture out not too long ago showing Sanger giving speeches in front of the KKK.......mmmmm

[treetopsandroofs]

“Sanger did not support abortion”

Win the Future?!

I know the usual knee-jerk defense of Sanger is to say that she did not support geneocide, and that her comment about not wanting blacks to understand her stance on abortion was allegedly “taken out of context”, but this is the first time I’ve heard that she did not support abortion.

Can you please support your statement further?

[Psalm 144]

Thank for post and link. Sanger was certainly a trailblazer - on the road to hell.

[MeganC]

“Sanger did not support abortion and does not in this interview.”

Bull$hit. Margaret Sanger promoted abortion as a means of getting rid of blacks. She was a eugenicist just like her close friend Charles Goethe and she looked at reducing the ‘Negro’ population with the same amount of emotion as some people today talk about reducing populations of pigeons and deer.

Here, educate yourself and stop posting tripe that’ll get you a well-deserved zot; http://www.dianedew.com/sanger.htm

[Linda Frances]

Sanger did not support abortion and does not in this interview.

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She started Planned Parenthood.

[Rightly Biased]

bttt

[St_Thomas_Aquinas]

-—Sanger was certainly a trailblazer - on the road to hell.-—

No! She was a humanitarian. She said so herself.

And if you can’t trust a genocidal racist, who can you trust?

[Rightly Biased]

"Sanger did not support abortion"



HUH??????

[uptoolate]

At the 2:56 mark in the video, she states that the greatest sin in the world, to her, is bringing children into the world, who are diseased...”

[CPT Clay]

Very interesting

[Rightly Biased]

and to her diseased meant anyone except those like her...