Posted by The Taint on 4/23/2011 10:07:00 AM (view original):
John Kyl retracts his "90 percent of what Planned Parenthood does is abortions" remark from the official senate record.  When reached for comment his office says that what he said on the senate floor was never meant to be factual. 


Awesome.

**** off liar.

I'm stealing this from a blog somewhere, but whatever: now the only evidence of what Kyl said is the entire internet.

And of course if we examine what was said it appears rational....

He meant to say most of what PP does is abortions. He slipped and used an actual number instead of just saying most.

Posted by swamphawk22 on 4/23/2011 3:20:00 PM (view original):
And of course if we examine what was said it appears rational....

He meant to say most of what PP does is abortions. He slipped and used an actual number instead of just saying most.

So it is still a lie. My father used to say that there were 3 kinds of lies, (1) a LIE, (2) a G D LIE and (3) a FING LIE. How about it 1,2 or 3?

He was a dirty-mouth bastard, wasn't he?

most is still a lie, (3) to be exact.

The 3% number isnt really correct. It is kind of like saying that the yankees are 3% of all the baseball teams in NY.

So by "isn't really correct" swampfuck means "mathematically accurate after rounding off decimals". Got it.

No I mean it is a spin doctor number.

Abortions play a large part of what they do if you figure out how much time they take up.

If you count everyone who walks in to pick up a pamphlet as a customer and then divide abortions are 3%.

Lets look at it this way...

Planned Parenthood does about 400,000 abortions a year. Their annual budget is about $1 billion. Since the fed funds cannot go to abortion the remaining budget is about $625 mil.

The average cost of an abortion is about $375. That means they get about $150 mil from them. Thats about 25%!

In what way is saying that the Yankees are 3% of all MLB teams spin (which is your preferred euphemism for a lie)?

This should be good.

Didnt say he was right. He was making a point and he twisted it a tad bit too much.

I realize according to you all mistakes are lies, but even by your standards all lies cannot be considered horrible.

Posted by swamphawk22 on 4/24/2011 7:26:00 PM (view original):
Didnt say he was right. He was making a point and he twisted it a tad bit too much.

I realize according to you all mistakes are lies, but even by your standards all lies cannot be considered horrible.

And that is why there are 3 types of lies!!!!!!!

I'll take it from your lack of an attempt to answer the question that it's sunk in just how unbelievably stupid your Yankees analogy was, even by your own extremely low standards.

Posted by antonsirius on 4/24/2011 3:10:00 PM (view original):
So by "isn't really correct" swampfuck means "mathematically accurate after rounding off decimals". Got it.

I do not mean that it isnt just not a small technical difference, but that it is inaccurate in a huge way.

So if the actual number is 25% and they said 3% they are off by about 8 times.

And if you said 90% and the actual number is 25% you are off by about 3 1/2 times.

So the good Congressman was actually more right than the lies the left has been spreading aobut PP.

And no one seems to care about that part!

Posted by swamphawk22 on 4/24/2011 3:23:00 PM (view original):
No I mean it is a spin doctor number.

Abortions play a large part of what they do if you figure out how much time they take up.

If you count everyone who walks in to pick up a pamphlet as a customer and then divide abortions are 3%.

Lets look at it this way...

Planned Parenthood does about 400,000 abortions a year. Their annual budget is about $1 billion. Since the fed funds cannot go to abortion the remaining budget is about $625 mil.

The average cost of an abortion is about $375. That means they get about $150 mil from them. Thats about 25%!

If in this post, you understand that the abortion money comes out of an account seperate from the federal money, why do you post in another thread that all the money comes from one account?  You contradict yourself.  You are either wrong there.....or here for sure.  Of course by my analysis, you are wrong in both.   If you really thought that they came out of one account, you would have used 16 percent instead of 25.