A leading black pro-lifer is thankful for the vote last week in Congress that was the first step in attempting to revoke the tens of millions of dollars Planned Parenthood receives in taxpayer funding. Day Gardner, the head of the National Black Pro-Life Union, also takes on Wisconsin Rep. Gwen Moore.
She is the abortion advocate who made waves during the debate leading up to the vote by implying that it is better for unborn children to die in abortions than grow up having to live poor and “eating Ramen noodles” and “mayonnaise sandwiches.”
LifeNews.com received Gardner’s humorous response:
Let me get this straight; Rep. Gwen Moore (D-WI) says if the federal government stops funding Planned Parenthood, hungry, crying children will need to eat the Ramen noodles and mayonnaise sandwiches to fill their little bellies.
So, Gwen, what you are implying is–it’s better to fund an organization whose core business includes killing off our children by abortion rather than allowing the children to ‘suffer’ through the enjoyment of eating Ramen noodles?
Gwen, I am grew up one of seven children. My mother talks about how when we were little, she had to really stretch meals when times were tough for her and my dad. The funny thing is we all remember Mother as a greatest cook ever!
And just FYI: I helped raise my sister’s three children on a very mediocre salary. For three years our family of six included my son, two nephews, a niece and my husband and me. We all ate quite well on 70 dollars a week–that’s $10 a day. Gwen, I know 50 ways to cook pasta. Our meals were filling, cheap and very, very tasty.
Representative Moore, I have one last thing to say: Try this recipe. Cook Ramen noodles as usual–drain. Sprinkle the season pack over the drained noodles–toss and enjoy. Try the same recipe adding diced chicken, fresh veggies when available, but frozen or canned veggies work, too. Yum!
Oh, and don’t even get me started on mayonnaise sandwiches–a childhood favorite.
In a separate letter to Congressman Mike Pence, who sponsored the Planned Parenthood de-funding amendment, Gardner said:
On behalf of the National Black Pro-Life Union, I want to thank you for your efforts to defund Planned Parenthood. This great news is especially important to members of the black community as we celebrate Black History Month.
As you already know, there is a dark history of racism rooted in Planned Parenthood’s founding that continues today. After slavery ended, former slaves flooded northern cities in a great migration in search of jobs and a better life as a free people. While the KKK raged a lynching war on Negroes in the south, Planned Parenthood’s founder Margaret Sanger, and friends were devising an evil plan of their own. In 1939, the Negro Project was initiated. The plan was simple — limit the growth of the black population by abortion and sterilization. They knew that some blacks would figure out their sinister plot so it was decided by Sanger to hire clergy and charismatic members of the black community to have them deliver the death message to their congregations.
That plan was ingenious — and continues today as killing centers are still purposefully placed in minority and inner city areas. So called “black leaders,” are lied to, brain-washed, and tricked into thinking that we must kill our children in order to have better lives. Planned Parenthood workers have been caught on tape happily taking money specifically earmarked to kill black babies by abortion.
