Planned Parenthood, the taxpayer-funded abortion behemoth, has established an online tool used to help individuals of any age and at any point in their pregnancy find the nearest abortion center where they can kill their unwanted baby. This "tool" is called the Abortion Care Finder.
As the website explains, all you need to do is enter your age, zip code, and when your last period was. "View nearby Planned Parenthood health centers that provide abortion care and get the information you need to schedule an appointment," the website explains.
As a test, I entered my age as 13, entered 20002 as my zip code, and put my last period as August 1, 2019. This would put me at 15 weeks pregnant. Here's a reminder about what stage of development the baby is in at 15 weeks:
via BabyList.com:
At 15 weeks pregnant, you may not be able to feel it yet, but your baby is moving around in there. Here’s more about your baby this week.
- Working joints: Your baby can move all their joints and is practicing moving around in there.
- Translucent skin: If you could see a picture of your baby, you’d see that their skin is thin and see-through. Later on, they’ll pack on some baby fat, which will make it more opaque.
- Seeing light: Your 15 week fetus is able to sense light, even though their teeny eyes are still closed. (Pretty cool, huh?) If someone shines a flashlight on your belly, your baby will probably move away from the beam.
But, the Abortion Care Center tool leaves that information out of its website. Instead, it tells me that as a 13-year-old girl, the closest location for me to abort my child is at the Carol Whitehill Moses Center. The site also tells me that I do not need parental permission, am not required two visits to the clinic, and I must use an in-clinic abortion. As seen in the screenshot below, it even gives me a link to book online right then and there.
(Photo Credit: Planned Parenthood)
This worked in many different states and at any age. Despite insisting the taxpayer-funded group is not solely about abortion, there is no such "Adoption Finder" tool on the website.