The Planned Parenthood abortion business is pushing its abortion agenda on children again. This time the abortion business is opening up a new clinic next to an arcade to target youth.
The new facility operated by the abortion business in northern New York State will specifically focus on aggressively targeting youth, according to an official that spoke with the local news outlet.
Anyone is welcome to stop in, but there is a focus on helping youth.
“The space will be used as a place for teens to hang out after school, whether it’s to work on homework or engage in education-focused activities, or perhaps just to relax in a safe space,” said Katie Ramus, Planned Parenthood community engagement vice president.
The center will open on December 1.
Every Planned Parenthood clinic either does abortions or refers women to its abortion clinics if they are not done on site.
When it comes to teenagers, Planned Parenthood has a history of using abortions to cover up sexual abuse or not reporting the abuse.
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In an Ohio case, a 22-year-old soccer coach was convicted of sexual assault of a 14-year-old girl on his team, LifeNews reported. According to reports, he statutorily raped the girl; and when she became pregnant, he took her to Planned Parenthood to abort their unborn baby and cover up what he had done. The Ohio Planned Parenthood also faced a lawsuit for failing to report the sexual abuse of the young girl.
In an Arizona case, officials said another Planned Parenthood center failed to provide the proper report to authorities about a victim of a young man accused of being a serial rapist. Not only did Planned Parenthood fail to report the rape but, in so doing, it allowed the rapist to rape 18 or more teenage girls, authorities said, making it so the abortion company is partially responsible for victimizing them as well.
Research indicates human trafficking victims often are forced or coerced into aborting their unborn babies. A survey by the U.S. Department of State found that 55 percent of sex trafficking victims had at least one abortion, with 30 percent having multiple abortions. More than half said they did not choose to abort their unborn child; their traffickers ordered them to, according to the survey.
Many sexual abuse victims who become pregnant say the abortion only added to their trauma, according to research by the Elliot Institute.
