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Margaret Higgins Sanger Slee (September 14, 1879 - September 6, 1966) was an American birth control activist, advocate of eugenics, and the founder of the American Birth Control League [Planned Parenthood]. (Quote From Wikipedia)

She's about as wicked as they come.

"The most merciful thing that a large family does to one of its infant members is to kill it."

Pathetic reasoning she had. After reading those quotes, are we sure she wasn't Hitler's sister?

Hmm, that is typical for eugenicists.

(06-03-2010 03:57 PM)CKG Wrote: [ -> ]http://creation.com/margaret-sanger-darw...eugenicist

Her personal experience explains a lot: these paragraphs set the stage for her becoming, IMO, a human weed herself.

Would it be inappropriate to say that her parents would've done the world a favour if they'd aborted her?

Sanger left her unhappy home as a teen, never to return-except briefly to study nursing at a co-educational boarding school called 'Claverack College'.5 She was reportedly a poor student, skipped classes and neglected her part-time job. She dropped out of school and, after a brief stay at home to help care for her dying mother, moved in with her older sister and worked as a first grade teacher. She taught the children of immigrants but left after only two terms. This unhappy experience may have contributed to her later enthusiastic embrace of eugenics.

About this time she married William Sanger, an architect and painter, in 1902 and soon had three children. Her husband tried everything within his power to please his wife, but she turned out to be very difficult to satisfy. Margaret was also a distracted mother who did not like caring for children, including her own. She detested domestic life and grossly neglected her children to the point that neighbours had to step in to care for them. The letters her children wrote to their mother vividly reveal this neglect.

Margaret Sanger's second husband, oil magnate and founder of the 3-in-1 Oil Company James Noah H. Slee, was also very wealthy.8 She wrote to her secretary, 'I don't want to marry anyone, particularly a stodgy churchgoer ... Yet ... how often am I going to meet a man with nine million dollars?'9 In the first issue of her journal titled The Woman Rebel, she wrote that marriage is 'a degenerate institution' and that modesty is an 'obscene prudery'.

Following her father's footsteps, Sanger became involved in radical politics. When she was formally introduced to Marxism, anarchism, secular humanism, free love and Darwinism, she found her passion in life. Sanger used her husbands' wealth to support her activities. Her sexual passion, though, resulted in free-love behaviour that neither of her two husbands could cope with.

(06-03-2010 05:13 PM)Laura Wrote: [ -> ]Would it be inappropriate to say that her parents would've done the world a favour if they'd aborted her?

Appropriate indeed. It would have also been appropriate if some far-seeing nursemaid had strangled her in her crib. But she is one of the greatest heroines, if not the greatest, of the American "feminist" movement, who are so bloodthirsty in their love for abortion that that forget their "political correctness" when confronted with pictures like these:

Brother I have no doubt that she would have attended a meeting like that and many others. She may have actually attended that meeting. However the photo that website is using is obviously a fake. Without zooming in it is easy to see the pixelization problems. If you zoom the image in, the photo has glaring cropped edges. They cropped her image and then placed it into the picture. Whoever did it is a stark amateur, they didn't even bother to try and blend or rub out the edges. I could have done a much better job.

Anyway, the people publishing that picture are damaging their credibility.

(06-03-2010 05:43 PM)William Wrote: [ -> ]

(06-03-2010 05:13 PM)Laura Wrote: [ -> ]Would it be inappropriate to say that her parents would've done the world a favour if they'd aborted her?

Appropriate indeed. It would have also been appropriate if some far-seeing nursemaid had strangled her in her crib. But she is one of the greatest heroines, if not the greatest, of the American "feminist" movement, who are so bloodthirsty in their love for abortion that that forget their "political correctness" when confronted with pictures like these:

I think I see what you mean, and I disclaim the authenticity of the picture. Thanks for correcting my mistake!

Turns out after doing much research, Margaret Sanger also was a Nazi.
Here she is riding in Hitler's limo.


And here she is with Obama. Maybe she's has more power that we think.


Here she also is with that guy on top of the world trade center.


She is pure evil!!