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I really do not care. The claim was that they are banned. They are not. Even you admit that. You are trying to argue a completely different point.
Originally posted by butcherguy
reply to post by wascurious
Oh, just rape?
Uh, yep, that's what they call it when a woman doesn't agree to sex and the man has it with her anyway.
Really.
Originally posted by butcherguy
The thread is about pro choice people really being against choice. You can read the thread, you will figure it out. The point I am making, is that by limiting my menu choices, the nanny staters are limiting my freedom.
Believe it or not.... That is on topic.
Oh that is a priceless comment from the "stay out of my womb, but pay for my birth control" crowd.
everytime they've been coerced, forced or raped.
Ummm... since when do WOmen not get to choose?
i'm pretty sure, in the above instances, you'd be wrong.
Pretty sure that is all his AND HER choice
B I N G O ... women don't get pregnant, naturally, without a man's participation.
And men have the ultimate choice whether or not to impregnate anyone to begin with. That gives them the real ultimate power.
Originally posted by wascurious
Originally posted by neo96
reply to post by DarkKnight76
Your point? At least Democrats don't run around screaming about keeping the government out of your life, but then say it's ok to intrude into your bedroom or uterus like the republicans do.
Oh that is a priceless comment from the "stay out of my womb, but pay for my birth control" crowd.
Who is asking you to pay for their birth control?
I think you are seriously deluded.
Planned Parenthood has received federal funding since 1970, when President Richard Nixon signed into law the Family Planning Services and Population Research Act, amending the Public Health Service Act. Title X of that law provides funding for family planning services, including contraception and family planning information. The law enjoyed bipartisan support from liberals who saw contraception access as increasing families' control over their lives, and conservatives who saw it as a way to keep people off welfare. Nixon described Title X funding as based on the premise that "no American woman should be denied access to family planning assistance because of her economic condition."[42]
Planned Parenthood receives about a third of its money in government grants and contracts (about $360 million in 2009).[44] By law, federal funding cannot be allocated for abortions,[45] but some opponents of abortion have argued that allocating money to Planned Parenthood for the provision of other medical services "frees up" funds to be re-allocated for abortion.[3][46]
Originally posted by wascurious
reply to post by dimmuburger
Ummm... since when do men not get to choose?
Who decides to whip his dick out and put it places?
Pretty sure that is all his choice.
Have any men that have been raped and forced to be a father?
i can agree with this but i'm not the one making that decision either.
If were just to allow easier access for the Morning After Pill...we would not be having so great of an issue on Abortion.
i can respect your opinion so long as you can accept that regardless the fancy names,
I personally do not like the idea of allowing a fetus to become Sentient...and after this stage...abort that Fetus.
agreed.
I believe in many cases the pressure of some Pro-Life People are causing damage to their own cause.
Originally posted by ThirdEyeofHorus
Originally posted by wascurious
Originally posted by neo96
reply to post by DarkKnight76
Your point? At least Democrats don't run around screaming about keeping the government out of your life, but then say it's ok to intrude into your bedroom or uterus like the republicans do.
Oh that is a priceless comment from the "stay out of my womb, but pay for my birth control" crowd.
Who is asking you to pay for their birth control?
I think you are seriously deluded.
That was the whole premise with Sandra Fluke. She said she cannot afford her birth control pills and she wanted it covered by the insurance.
Originally posted by DarkKnight76
reply to post by PvtHudson
The funny thing about you, people (and I use that term loosely), is that you are more concerned about what's going up a person's rear end, then you are about the person...,
Originally posted by DarkKnight76
reply to post by PvtHudson
Your point? At least Democrats don't run around screaming about keeping the government out of your life, but then say it's ok to intrude into your bedroom or uterus like the republicans do.
Originally posted by ThirdEyeofHorus
That was the whole premise with Sandra Fluke. She said she cannot afford her birth control pills and she wanted it covered by the insurance. That is the crux of the whole thing. The Democrats made it out that Republicans are against contraception, and the fact is that she wanted free contraception and now she is pushing it for all womankind.
apparently, you bought it hook, line and sinker because SF isn't the only one who pays for her employer provided insurance.
Originally posted by wascurious
Originally posted by ThirdEyeofHorus
That was the whole premise with Sandra Fluke. She said she cannot afford her birth control pills and she wanted it covered by the insurance. That is the crux of the whole thing. The Democrats made it out that Republicans are against contraception, and the fact is that she wanted free contraception and now she is pushing it for all womankind.
That is not the whole premise with Sandra Fluke. She never asked any of you to pay for her birth control. She did not ask me to do it either. She wants her insurance that she pays for to do it. None of that comes out of your pocket.
How stupid did Fluke make you people?