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originally posted by: TinfoilTP
Good, go back to Reagan era rules on not funding abortions with tax dollars.
Example of MAGA.
Maybe the progs can take their Soros cash and fund these things dear to their hearts, instead of robbing public funding to make America a third world sh@# hole.
They are occupying a war zone and have no business having children there, except to raise more meat shields for war.
it is well known that the insurance has a list of drugs they will cover many times it is a cheaper drug and not necesarily a generic even if it isn't a good fit for you
originally posted by: dawnstar
a reply to: Bluntone22
the generics will always be covered, and well, even with insurance, I will be more inclined to just accept those. not sure why it would be difficult to prescribe drugs that are typically covered by insurance though. that doesn't make sense.
originally posted by: Agartha
originally posted by: Cancerwarrior
a reply to: GraffikPleasure
The fact that people are still arguing over this speaks more to the divide and conquer mentality than it does to logic and reason.
This is the 21st century. There are many, many options for birth control in this day and age that don’t require killing a baby.
If women would stop throwing caution to the wind and utilize their birth control options BEFORE thy get pregnant (they used to call this personal responsibility) there would be no need for them to use murder as a form of birth control.
Well, I have news for you: NO birth control is 100% effective. Condoms, for example, can be 96 to 98% effective but only when used correctly. Since in the real world people make mistakes all the time, the real effectiveness of condoms is 85%, because they are not used properly. That's 15 unplanned pregnancies per 100.
The pill is 92% effective. The Merina IUD is meant to be 99% effective and I got pregnant with it, it worked well for two years and then I got pregnant, when I didn't want to (and the fruit of the Merina's failure is now 14 and spends all my money lol).
You cannot blame carelessness for most unwanted pregnancies, common sense and public health knowledge shows us there are too many factors to simply point the fingers at females for being simply irresponsible.
originally posted by: Cancerwarrior
a reply to: crtrvt
Just google planned parenthood sells aborted fetal tissue and educate yourself.
Polishing a turd and calling it a rose doesn’t make it one.
originally posted by: bigfatfurrytexan
a reply to: research100
When a woman wants to abort my child, im given no input and no recourse. My childs fate rests solely in her hands. In family court, the woman will most often be given the most understanding treatment and tends to retain custody.
How come when the child is actually concieved men get no input, but are sharing the responsibility of preventing its conception?
Men get the shaft for the most part.
originally posted by: intrepid
originally posted by: bigfatfurrytexan
a reply to: research100
When a woman wants to abort my child, im given no input and no recourse. My childs fate rests solely in her hands. In family court, the woman will most often be given the most understanding treatment and tends to retain custody.
How come when the child is actually concieved men get no input, but are sharing the responsibility of preventing its conception?
Then wrap it up. Problem solved. Something that will affect me to that magnitude I'm not leaving that up to someone else.
Men get the shaft for the most part.
Really? Did you take biology?
originally posted by: dawnstar
a reply to: bigfatfurrytexan
can't help but wonder just how many women have found themselves in the abortion clinic because they did consider the wishes of the daddy and their choice to be where they are wasn't really their first choice?
originally posted by: dawnstar
a reply to: bigfatfurrytexan
can't help but wonder just how many women have found themselves in the abortion clinic because they did consider the wishes of the daddy and their choice to be where they are wasn't really their first choice?
originally posted by: bigfatfurrytexan
originally posted by: dawnstar
a reply to: bigfatfurrytexan
can't help but wonder just how many women have found themselves in the abortion clinic because they did consider the wishes of the daddy and their choice to be where they are wasn't really their first choice?
Injustices compared to injustices....its a real pickle, ain't it?
The simple solution is to choose life. But that isn't the legal one.