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levgre  3 stars
Posts: 606
Registered: 2001-10-24 07:24:49
Aerlinthian posted:

levgre posted:

The reasoning is a judgement by the Institute of Health, which states "...birth control is not just a convenience but is medically necessary “to ensure women’s health and well-being.”"

So what happened between now and since primates first appeared on Earth?



Primates didn't use toothbrushes or treat infections, either. Using even the 19th century as a measurement of what is "medically necessary" is retarded.

 

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BritonGuy  4 stars
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Registered: 2004-3-4 20:43:50
Abstinence works though. You can't argue that. No sex, no babies or STDs.

 

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Jezza_Belle  4 stars
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Rhodoman posted:

COVERAGE denied.

These folks are whining because they can't get it for FREE.

Move along.

Rho



uh Rho, there is nothing FREE about health insurance, you pay for it.

 

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TheSixthSeal  1 star
Posts: 114
Registered: 2006-10-10 01:20:59
Rhodoman posted:

Christians can damn well buy their own contraceptives.

Rho



Well, the culturally obsolete have finally weighed in. Phew.

EDIT: And wouldn't true christians "take up the cross" and vote to bear the load of the poorest citizens in any case? Wouldn't getting ripped off by freeloaders every once and a while be "turning the other cheek?" Or did jesus preach that you should make sure to hoard your wealth (if you've earned it) and make sure to never give things to the poor because they might be the fake poor? No? He didn't? Weird, with the way these cold hearted "christian" bastards act you would think he said that sh*t repeatedly. Jesus was characterized by a naive faith in people and most overwhelmingly by charity. start acting like it christians, or admit you don't have the balls to follow in the footsteps of christ.
AliHajiSheik  1 star
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Registered: 2003-1-5 08:42:33
I like the idea that people who have a certain value actually behave in line with that value. I don't have to agree with it, though.

 

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Ah-Schoo  4 stars
Title: Fuzzy Caterpillar of Friendliness
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Registered: 2000-8-11 09:05:29
levgre posted:

Aerlinthian posted:

levgre posted:

The reasoning is a judgement by the Institute of Health, which states "...birth control is not just a convenience but is medically necessary “to ensure women’s health and well-being.”"

So what happened between now and since primates first appeared on Earth?



Primates didn't use toothbrushes or treat infections, either. Using even the 19th century as a measurement of what is "medically necessary" is retarded.

Aerlinthina should go back to living in conditions as when primates first appeared on earth.

B_T likes to claim how good the 1800's are. That's two less voices of idiocy on the internet at least.

 

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TheSixthSeal  1 star
Posts: 114
Registered: 2006-10-10 01:20:59
AliHajiSheik posted:

I like the idea that people who have a certain value actually behave in line with that value. I don't have to agree with it, though.



I do to, but that's as far as it goes. I respect when someone is following their convictions, but that has little and less to do with my reaction to it. I won't go around saying they are doing it OUT of mean-ness, but the resulting actions and the following ripple effect is all that matters. And in this case, it only makes the world worse and less safe to be in.

Telling people: "you have sex, you deal with the result," seems fair until you are the EMT wrist deep in the blood of someone who has an STI because christians think that they should have a harder time getting contraception. My kid had complications during his moms pregnancy, could you tell my son, crippled from some easily avoidable condition that the christians who shut down planned parenthood had their hearts in the right place? It's the 21st friggin century. Hearts being in the right place isn't enough when our minds are still in the dark ages
Brother_Tempus  3 stars
Title: Patriot
Posts: 985
Registered: 2001-1-9 08:07:00
Mangler_SC posted:

More harm has come from religion than anything else.



Government is worse ...

 

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TheSixthSeal  1 star
Posts: 114
Registered: 2006-10-10 01:20:59
Brother_Tempus posted:

Mangler_SC posted:

More harm has come from religion than anything else.



Government is worse ...



Far too often it is the same f*cking thing
levgre  3 stars
Posts: 606
Registered: 2001-10-24 07:24:49
Brother_Tempus posted:

Mangler_SC posted:

More harm has come from religion than anything else.



Government is worse ...



*This post would like to thank the United States government, for inventing the internet.

 

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