ALL Pro-Life Today: Planned Parenthood video promotes sadomasochism

Thursday, December 20, 2012 Planned Parenthood video promotes sadomasochism By Rita Diller, Wednesday STOPP Report Is there any perversion Planned Parenthood will not present to young, vulnerable people as "play"? Judging from the home page of Planned Parenthood of Northern New England, apparently not. The "healthcare" organization features a video storehouse known as "A Naked Notion with Laci Green," by sporting a picture of a young lady flagging a condom. Click the link to watch the videos, and you will be greeted by "Getting Kinky----BDSM 101," an instructional rave created in partnership with Planned Parenthood of Northern New England that attempts to make sadomasochism sound like a harmless, pleasant romp in the park. [ Click here to read more. ]

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