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A new study by investigators at Washington University reports that providing birth control to women at no cost substantially reduces unplanned pregnancies and cuts abortion rates by a range of 62 to 78 percent compared to the national rate.
originally posted by: TheRedneck
a reply to: InTheLight
Seems you found a compromise. Why don't you start pushing that narrative? I have no issue with it.
TheRedneck
originally posted by: InTheLight
Sorry, got off topic...edit on 17-5-2019 by olaru12 because: (no reason given)
originally posted by: olaru12
originally posted by: InTheLight
Sorry, got off topic...
Easy to do when debating controversial topics.
Why do I have to push anything - where are the true leaders doing what is right for all the people?
Obamacare included no cost birth control to every insured women. The conservatves gutted it with the excuse of religious rights and whines of "why should men have to have the coverage in there policies"
Planned parenthood was out
there providing at low cost or free of charge and they have been fighting off attack after attack because all the conservatives seenm to see is that they provide abortions and chose to hold them up as the symbol of the evil abortion industry.
What have the conservatives done but try to shut the door on sex education and any program that works to opens up avenues for uninsured low income women to not only get birth control but a number of other services that they would otherwise be our of luck with?
Third, people will get tied up in court because they had a miscarriage. If doctors and women are not to be trusted, then it will take a panel of judges or men to decide if a spontaneous miscarriage was induced or happened as part of the natural order of things.
originally posted by: TheRedneck
a reply to: icanteven
Third, people will get tied up in court because they had a miscarriage. If doctors and women are not to be trusted, then it will take a panel of judges or men to decide if a spontaneous miscarriage was induced or happened as part of the natural order of things.
You need to read the bill before you say untrue things.
TheRedneck.
originally posted by: TheRedneck
a reply to: InTheLight
Why do I have to push anything - where are the true leaders doing what is right for all the people?
They're on the Internet asking why they need to do anything.
TheRedneck
When have you ever heard of anyone complaining about insurance for prostate cancer that wasn't in response to some man whining about insurance for childbirth it birth control?
And abstinance only education does not work,
Likewise, don’t take one thing from a lengthy post and use it to avoid the gist of said post.
Nonetheless, your comment helps me to strengthen my argument for next time.
They should be outside their buildings speaking with the protesters, then maybe they will get a clue.