High_Gravity
Belligerent Drunk
Hmm, make birth control easier to access for low income people?
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You don't want to pay for children on welfare.
You don't want abortion to be legal.
You don't want to subsidize access to birth control.
What do you think should be done to prevent or reduce unplanned pregnancies?
People should just not have sex if they don't want to have a child. It's not like sex is a basic human need or anything. Duh.
Hmm, make birth control easier to access for low income people?
Hmm, make birth control easier to access for low income people?
Hmm, make birth control easier to access for low income people?
I agree with you.
You don't want to pay for children on welfare.
You don't want abortion to be legal.
You don't want to subsidize access to birth control.
What do you think should be done to prevent or reduce unplanned pregnancies?
Outlaw intercourse!!! God needs to do His own fucking job and not expect us to pro while He merely creates. If He could do it for Adam and Eve, what's stopping Him now???
Let God create!! Then only His will be done, and not some rapist pro'ing and thus forcing the "Alimighty" to create something He knows will be aborted, since well, He's behind it all anyway, and we're merely part of one of His ways, which as we know, is fucking mysterious, to say the least.
Amen.
...you need insurance for birth control.
Hmm, make birth control easier to access for low income people?
Absolutely! As Ben Franklin taught: an ounce of prevention kicks ass on a pound of cure.
...you need insurance for birth control.
Really? You sure about that? Pretty sure you can buy such things without going through an insurance company.
Of course it happened.
It's just when I am asked to subsidize it, I say no.
Personal responsibility is severely lacking in today's world.
So, in your world view, are people who lack the personal responsibility to prevent pregnancy likely to make responsible parents?
...you need insurance for birth control.
Really? You sure about that? Pretty sure you can buy such things without going through an insurance company.
You don't want to pay for children on welfare.
You don't want abortion to be legal.
You don't want to subsidize access to birth control.
What do you think should be done to prevent or reduce unplanned pregnancies?
People should just not have sex if they don't want to have a child. It's not like sex is a basic human need or anything. Duh.
It sure the hell is a need for me. *wink*
So in your world view, are people that are responsible, responsible for the irresponsibility of others?
...you need insurance for birth control.
Really? You sure about that? Pretty sure you can buy such things without going through an insurance company.
Not all, and certainly not all poor, who we know have limited access and thus much lower use. So while we save a few bucks on BC, lucky us, Medicaid can cover the prenatal, birthing, maybe astronimical premature birth costs, after which, mommy and baby are on the fast track to receiving welfare.
Good thinking!!
So in your world view, are people that are responsible, responsible for the irresponsibility of others?
Not necessarily, but if an irresponsible uninsured motorist hits your vehicle, will it cost you money?
...you need insurance for birth control.
Really? You sure about that? Pretty sure you can buy such things without going through an insurance company.
Really? You sure about that? Pretty sure you can buy such things without going through an insurance company.
Not all, and certainly not all poor, who we know have limited access and thus much lower use. So while we save a few bucks on BC, lucky us, Medicaid can cover the prenatal, birthing, maybe astronimical premature birth costs, after which, mommy and baby are on the fast track to receiving welfare.
Good thinking!!
Insurance is not required to purchase birth control. Thanks for the little rant though, hope you feel better.
Nope, not if you've purchased auto insurance, which includes coverage for an accident caused by an uninsured motorist.
...you need insurance for birth control.
Really? You sure about that? Pretty sure you can buy such things without going through an insurance company.
A girl without insurance can go to a walk-in type clinic (doc in a box) and may be able to get a prescription for birth control pills, but she's going to have to pay for the office visit and a pelvic exam before they prescribe it. And, if she doesn't have insurance, that's going to run her upwards of $250 at most of those places. That may not be a lot for some of us, but for a part time walmart worker who earns $9 an hour and takes home $700, it's a lot. She's more likely to just risk it.
Really? You sure about that? Pretty sure you can buy such things without going through an insurance company.
A girl without insurance can go to a walk-in type clinic (doc in a box) and may be able to get a prescription for birth control pills, but she's going to have to pay for the office visit and a pelvic exam before they prescribe it. And, if she doesn't have insurance, that's going to run her upwards of $250 at most of those places. That may not be a lot for some of us, but for a part time walmart worker who earns $9 an hour and takes home $700, it's a lot. She's more likely to just risk it.
I could point out that condoms are a lot cheaper...and more effective in preventing disease, but to your point, there's no inalienable right to birth control pills. If a woman feels she must have such drugs, and she just can't manage to use a cheaper condom instead, she is free to request assistance from charitable organizations. This should not give you the right to force funds from other citizens.