Posted on 03/31/2017 6:07:03 PM PDT by markomalley
“A combination Apple Store, Starbucks, and Anthropologie”
Planned Parenthood recently opened their new D.C. headquarters office. Built in an old auto shop, Planned Parenthood’s new digs cost $19.7 million to build and was funded by private donations (all the more reason America’s largest abortion purveyor doesn’t need federal monies, but I digress).
The Washingtonian took a tour of the “swanky” new office concluding “the Carol Whitehill Moses Center is the most thoughtfully designed of all the organization’s facilities nationwide.”
Judging by the photos (taken by Stacy Zarin Goldberg), you’d think you were in a swanky library or Google headquarters, not an abortion mill. And that was intentional.
Nothing about the location is sterile or even clinical. Instead, it’s cute.
Just take a look at the waiting room:
Which the Washingtonian described as:
1. Planned Parenthood of Metropolitan Washington CEO Laura Meyers wanted patients to feel as if they were in a combination Apple Store, Starbucks, and Anthropologie: “Some want to experience the space alone—sit with their laptop or phone. Others may want to experience it communally.”
2. The building was designed by Form Architects. Large windows let in natural light but are covered with film for privacy.
The greatest threat to Planned Parenthood is truth. When people learn how gruesome abortion is, even in the earliest stages of pregnancy, they quickly question why the outpatient “procedure” as it’s so often described, is so broadly promoted.
It’s why the videographers who exposed Planned Parenthood’s dead baby part market are receiving the full force of political judgment.
Pretending abortion is cute doesn’t change what it is — the legalized murder of an unborn life.
Margaret Sanger would approve.
And then you get to the back room with sticky floors, dirty tools and the stench of death. That’s how the innards of many abortion facilities are described.
Pretty colors. Large windows. Popsicle’s handed out.
This is nothing. There’s a place in Manhattan, I think, that makes it a luxury weekend with suites and the finest foods.
There’s no words.
Good to see you online big guy :)
What’s the difference. They’re not SAVING lives.
If a host gets infected and dies, it’s for the great good. /s
I don’t have a lot to do right now.My first appointment for cancer care is next Friday in Columbus.Between now and then I consider myself to be on vacation.I did have the time this afternoon to teach an ex-Amish friend of mine to operate an M16.He shot pretty well too,semi and full auto.
Good! I know you enjoy that.
Yes, consider it a week’s break.
My mom was a nurse in a ward and said not having pain or losing weight is a positive sign.
If only the Nazi regime had hired better decorators for their “transition” facilities, they might not have gotten such a bad rap.
It’s weird that they make it so kindergarten-ish.
The difference is that our wonderful liberal media and stupid liberal population sees the shiny new ball and never are told of the deplorable and gruesome conditions.
Many states refuse to even require abortion facilities to undergo health inspections. That’s why
one hundred percent agreed.
But if the sheeple found out the conditions were horrible all that would happen is the condition would be made pristine so that they could continue to kill babies.
No upside.
And as I understand it, her main objective was to eliminate the black race from America. A true Demoncrat.
What a piece of work she was.
Hitler had those nice looking mobile death truck painted with children and happy music playing from speakers.
Just sayin’
From the pictures at least- a lack luster space.
It’s an office in a building, it’s not cute or anything else and its irrelevant and a dumb ass story to write about. The building is a building nothing more or nothing less.
What goes on there by the people running it is the issue and that’s what should be written about.
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