Did you know Walt Disney contributes to Planned Parenthood? Do you approve of this?

by Assassin~ Badass Buzz Guru Posted 2012/01/03 14:45:20

Related Topics: Planned Parenthood, Disney, Walt Disney, Parenthood

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	Yes, I knew and I approve.	20 votes	12%
	Yes, I knew and I do not approve.	44 votes	26%
	No, I did not know and I do not approve.	65 votes	38%
	No, I did not know and I approve of it.	42 votes	25%

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Tea in the Harbor 2012/01/03 17:21:25

No, I did not know and I approve of it.

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Planned Parenthood is a valuable resource for millions of mostly poor women, since our congress has decided that those poor women's health should be sacrificed to pacify religious extremists, somebody has to fill the void and help those women.

Walt Disney doesn't contribute to Planned Parenthood, he's been dead for decades, but his company taking up the cause of health care for women is a sign that at least some American companies do care about the people who have made them wealthy.
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2012/09/03 06:43:10

No, I did not know and I do not approve.

morals aside, they support and fund the murder of their prime marketing targets. whose dumb idea was that?

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JohnnyRudick 2012/01/05 03:14:10

No, I did not know and I do not approve.

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It does not surprise me at all.

Walt Disney had over the years never ceased to surprise me of all the crap they have done or put out.

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Foxy Warrior Guru 2012/01/04 04:42:42

Yes, I knew and I approve.

+2
One of the reasons I like the company.

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mich52 2012/01/04 01:48:39

Yes, I knew and I approve.

+2
No good reason not to contribute or support them..

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Ambassador II 2012/01/04 00:43:39

Yes, I knew and I approve.

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Well, you see, Minnie Mouse found herself pregnant with a baby belonging to Goofy, and
she didn't wish to surrender her career for an ugly and oversized baby to care for the rest of her life. So, she asked Walt to make "arrangements" for her to maintain control of her body and the rest of her life. Walt made a contribution, believing that Minnie had a right to decide if she wanted to spend the next 50 years raising this unwanted wolf-child or dumping it onto the California welfare system, perhaps for it's lifetime. What is wrong with this choice Minnie made?

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Patriotic 2012/01/04 00:19:29 (edited)

No, I did not know and I approve of it.

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Each company should be allowed to distribute their dollars how they see fit...it's a free country. Now, I also have the right to not purchase their products if I don't like it.

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pjwinkl... to Patriotic 2012/01/04 07:24:57

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Well said.

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Patriotic to pjwinkl... 2012/01/04 07:26:47

Thank you.

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pjwinkler65 2012/01/04 00:17:50

No, I did not know and I approve of it.

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Honestly I could not care less. Disney doesn't represent anything to me or my children beyond that they make toys and produce films that we sometimes watch. We associate them with entertainment and are not at all bothered by anything unrelated. As a parent I am personally responsible for my children's value system. I'm not one of those people who think everyone else is responsible for what my kids are doing or learning. Disney and likewise all industry entertainment is such a small irrelevant part of our lives that it just doesn't matter to me. The things we most often do as a family excludes those kinds of businesses altogether anyway. They might make the football we play with in the yard but who is thinking about that? Not me.

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Lady Whitewolf 2012/01/04 00:06:58

No, I did not know and I approve of it.

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So what if he did??? His choice.

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Foxy Wa... to Lady Wh... 2012/01/04 04:47:53

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Ok, I know this is kinda picky, so please forgive me, but "their" choice (the company's). Walt Disney died in 1966.

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Noel16161 2012/01/03 23:55:39

No, I did not know and I approve of it.

+4
Actually I do not care.

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Brendan Mcdonald 2012/01/03 23:52:33

No, I did not know and I approve of it.

+4
i guess dealing with so many brats all day they would want to XD

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chgo 2012/01/03 23:29:00

No, I did not know and I do not approve.

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I meant to click "No, I did not know and I approve of it."

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dandieselonian 2012/01/03 23:25:12

Yes, I knew and I approve.

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planned parenthood is a good thing

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The Duke 2012/01/03 23:15:58

No, I did not know and I do not approve.

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I do not approve of ANYONE supporting Planned Parenthood, especially the Abortionist-In-Chief and his minions, who are using my tax dollars to do it.

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CODE 11 2012/01/03 23:06:58

Yes, I knew and I approve.

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I thought old Walt was dead ?

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Assassi... to CODE 11 2012/01/04 01:40:16

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The company.

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CODE 11 to Assassi... 2012/01/04 18:22:14

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Ooooooh

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tea for you 2012/01/03 22:51:02 (edited)

Yes, I knew and I approve.

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The Disney Corporation also indulges in child labour sweat shops overseas . What diabolical plan have they now

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pjwinkl... to tea for... 2012/01/04 07:27:15

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I don't see any children in this picture. lol

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tea for... to pjwinkl... 2012/01/04 07:30:40

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you find it funny

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Angecael 2012/01/03 22:50:46

No, I did not know and I approve of it.

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The comma between 'Disney' and 'contributes' is not needed.

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Assassi... to Angecael 2012/01/04 01:40:50

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Thanks. No need for the extra.

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POODYLOU ☮ R P ☮ 2012 ☮ 2012/01/03 22:49:20

Yes, I knew and I do not approve.

+3
of course they do!

http://skewsme.com/disney/cha...

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Hobbitt / Oldsquid 2012/01/03 22:41:14

No, I did not know and I do not approve.

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Baby killers are baby killers and now I will boycott Disney and ALL Disney products.

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pjwinkl... to Hobbitt... 2012/01/04 07:29:11

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So you're going to become a hermit and not buy or watch or participate n any American habits?

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pjwinkl... to pjwinkl... 2012/01/04 07:31:12

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Wait, I just realized that you are a Hobbit. I guess you won't miss any of it. lol
Seriously though, they are everywhere!

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Hobbitt... to pjwinkl... 2012/01/04 16:09:05

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Not a hermit, And I am 55 almost 56 years old it is not as if Disney plays a big part in my lifenow.

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pjwinkl... to Hobbitt... 2012/01/04 21:11:31

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Of course they don't...unless you eat at most fast food places, shop at Walmart, Sears, Target, Penny's, Macy's, K-Mart, Walgreens, CVS...Sams, the list goes on and on. Unless of course you mean to boycott them by just not buying their products and you are not including giving your business to the companies that support them. If you shop at Walmart for example you are still supporting Disney even if you do not specifically buy a Disney licensed product. You have undoubtedly not been a Disney customer for a few years now so the loss of your business isnt going to make a difference to anyone. You already dont buy the stuff so what will change?

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Hobbitt... to pjwinkl... 2012/01/04 21:18:28

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Probably not much and the fact that I lice so far out in the boonies that they have to bring the sulight in by tractor trailer means that very few of the "businesses" you mentioned are available to me anyway.

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Risk 2012/01/03 22:33:06

No, I did not know and I approve of it.

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The Conservatives are in dire need of readdressing this subject and get in tune with the 21ST Century !

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Ambassa... to Risk 2012/01/04 01:58:48

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They choose to live in the 18th Century, except when they drive on my freeway. Don't wake them up less they continue to reproduce.

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misterz 2012/01/03 22:28:40

Yes, I knew and I approve.

+4

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AL 2012/01/03 22:00:34

No, I did not know and I do not approve.

+4
From what I understand, he never wanted us to go to war against Hitler at one time as well.

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Ambassa... to AL 2012/01/04 01:59:28

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Yea, that's really important.

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AL to Ambassa... 2012/01/04 02:03:48

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Seems unlike yourself, ALL the truth has been very important to me in fact.

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AL to Ambassa... 2012/01/04 02:05:48

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I believe it is, seeings how many of millions of lives where saved because we sent troops to fight ww2!

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Ambassa... to AL 2012/01/04 02:32:46

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Yea, we don't want to forget WWII do we? Some still are fighting the battle at Gettysburg, and the one at Bunker Hill, which should also not be forgotten.
Then, there are those feared "Progressives" who are planning for tomorrow
and the day after that, and thinking if Minnie Mouse had a right to her own
body and it's functions. Lots of things to think about, aren't there?

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AL to Ambassa... 2012/01/04 02:43:56

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Those that tend to forget their history,are also doom to repeat it as well. Thats the very reason they used to teach grade school children in the 50s about the evil deeds of the Nazi's in the first place

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