"Johnson & Johnson, A family company."
Oh, the irony.
From their web homepage;
Posted on 07/24/2015 5:48:11 AM PDT by Lorianne
The Usual Suspects.
Funny, I thought it was the “42” companies that donate to Planned Parenthood only a few days ago ...
:-D
The March of Dimes? Unbelievable, (yet, believable).
Why does an organization such as the American Cancer Society which begs for donations turn around and give money to PP?
Except for a small number of J&J products that my wife insists upon and an occasional free Pepsi, I have nothing to do with any of those companies for several years.
Ostensbly to pay for other, non abortion Planned Parenthood services like cancer screenings.
But it’s more like money laundering. Look at what happened to Susan Koman (also giving money for “cancer screening”) when it tried to pull back it’s PP funding.
If ever there was an organization that deserved the full latex-glove RICO treatment, it’s Planned Patenthood.
Macy’s is the only supporter of PP on the list that I frequent. Only other choice for local shopping is the queer loving Penny’s, so I’m kind of stuck.
"Johnson & Johnson, A family company."
Oh, the irony.
From their web homepage;
Macy’s is also on the list that supports LGBT so it’s double banned for this shopper. JCP seems to be the lesser of those two evils.
A couple of day ago it was 41 companies.
What happened?
“””“The Coca-Cola Company does not contribute to Planned Parenthood,” a representative told The Daily Signal. “We do not match employee contributions to Planned Parenthood.””””
But has Coca-Cola contributed in the past to PP or has Coca-Cola matched employees contributions in the past.
The comment from Coca-Cola seems to indicate they contributed and matched gifts to PP in the past, but have now stopped doing so.
Time to reconsider patronizing these companies directly supporting Planned Parenthood? Yep. Make your voice heard today, America.
For more information: http://dailysignal.com/…/meet-the-41-companies-that-donate…/
Wow. Only three that I solicit. Time to make some changes.
Dillards, Kohl’s or Belk have been my stores of choice lately. I may have to start buying all my family’s clothes at Cabela’s.
In the Pro Life movement we’ve long known that the March of Dimes was one of the WORST charities you could give to. And I do mean, the WORST!
J&J AND Unilever? That’s gonna leave some gaping holes in the medicine cabinet.
Have you seen Tylenol’s pro sodomy commercials? Vomit inducing propaganda BS.
Bill Gates dad ran Planned Parenthood, so I expected Microsoft.
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