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The ''L.A. Times'' article first quoted three individuals who profit from [[abortion]] before quoting a defense of this law:  "We're applying the same standards of healthcare to abortion clinics as we are to other medical facilities," said Pam Fichter, development director of Missouri Right to Life.

The ''L.A. Times'' article first quoted three individuals who profit from [[abortion]] before quoting a defense of this law:  "We're applying the same standards of healthcare to abortion clinics as we are to other medical facilities," said Pam Fichter, development director of Missouri Right to Life.

The ''L.A. Times'' reporter observed cramped, crowded conditions that demonstrate the need for this law, but the ''L.A. Times'' spun that by suggesting that the post-operative patients can hold hands with each other!  The clinic is telling its patient-victims that they can leave the crowded conditions a ''mere 15 minutes after having an [[abortion]]''.

The ''L.A. Times'' reporter observed cramped, crowded conditions that demonstrate the need for this law, but the ''L.A. Times'' spun that by suggesting that the post-operative patients can hold hands with each other!  The clinic is telling its mothers that they can leave the crowded conditions a ''mere 15 minutes after having an [[abortion]]''.

== Point-by-Point Rebuttal ==

== Point-by-Point Rebuttal ==

'''Point 6''':  "Planned Parenthood's clinic here in central Missouri performs about 600 first-trimester abortions a year, drawing patients from areas several hours away. Surgical abortions take place in two small exam rooms as the patient, often sedated with a Valium, lies on a padded table, her feet in stirrups. The recovery room, painted blue, is crowded, the vinyl recliners positioned so close to one another, patients could hold hands."

'''Point 6''':  "Planned Parenthood's clinic here in central Missouri performs about 600 first-trimester abortions a year, drawing patients from areas several hours away. Surgical abortions take place in two small exam rooms as the patient, often sedated with a Valium, lies on a padded table, her feet in stirrups. The recovery room, painted blue, is crowded, the vinyl recliners positioned so close to one another, patients could hold hands."

'''Deceptive''': Instead of complaining about the crowded conditions for these victims of [[abortion]], the article implies the crowding is good because the strangers could hold hands with each other after the operations! When was the last time anyone saw strangers hold hands after ''any'' operation?

'''Deceptive''': Instead of complaining about the crowded conditions for these mothers, the article implies that the crowding is acceptable because the strangers could hold hands with each other after the operations!

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