Big Fitz
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In my opinion, if you're going to reach for the power, you have to take the lumps, along with the rest of 'em.
Just like Ms. Fluke. [/your argument]
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In my opinion, if you're going to reach for the power, you have to take the lumps, along with the rest of 'em.
Just like Ms. Fluke. [/your argument]
Unfortunately for that argument, you can't prove definitively that the practice is one of sexual discrimination.
Consider this, for instance. Viagra is taken in response to erectile dysfunction. Not all erectile dysfunction implies impotence. Some people are on blood pressure medication that makes it really hard to acquire/maintain a hard-on, but their tadpoles are still capable of hitting the water and Michael Phelps'ing their way to the egg. Some of these people are Catholics who believe that only sex for procreation is okay, and some of them are honestly attempting fertilization -every- time they pop their little blue pill and plug in.
On the other hand, consider a morning after pill. There is quite literally no use for this pill other than as a preventative measure to avoid pregnancy after sex, meaning that the sex was, for the person using the pill, purely casual and in no way an attempt to procreate.
One of these products can, potentially, be used in a manner that is in no way contradictory to popular Catholic practices. One of these cannot. I understand that this example doesn't cover every argument with every organization's objections, but it doesn't need to. Even if every single Catholic organization in question has a completely different interpretation of their doctrine and a completely different set of exact reasons for objecting, each one of these organizations has that right if it can't be proven, definitively, that their practice is one of sexual discrimination and not based upon one of the other many intricacies of this issue.
Just like Ms. Fluke. [/your argument]
Ms Fluke didn't reach for power.
She testified in front of a congressional committee.
You honestly don't see the difference there?
Why do liberals want to argue with people who actually say what they are and what their motives are?
If you say "I like the color green" a lefty will say that means you like red.
And when this woman SAYS she's an activist, when she has been upfront about her activism throughout her college career and even now, progressives want to argue it. She's not an activist, they say, she's just a poor girl who can't fully enjoy herself because we won't give her a yearly pelvic exam!
SHE IS AN ACTIVIST. THAT IS WHY SHE WAS HEADING UP THE REPRODUCTIVE JUSTICE GANG. I mean, it doesn't get much plainer than that. "Reproductive Justice" is not the title of a garage band.
Of course she has an agenda, and she's had it since the day she enrolled. Her agenda is to force the church to conform.
Writes a Georgetown graduate and "former chief counsel of the House Subcommittee on the Constitution", Cathy Cleaver Ruse:
"I was not Catholic when I attended Georgetown Law, but I certainly knew the university was. So did Ms. Fluke. She told the Washington Post that she chose Georgetown knowing specifically that the school did not cover drugs that run contrary to Catholic teaching in its student health plans. During her law school years she was a president of "Students for Reproductive Justice" and made it her mission to get the school to give up one of the last remnants of its Catholicism. Ms. Fluke is not the "everywoman" portrayed in the media.
"Georgetown Law School has flung wide its doors to the secular world. It will tolerate and accommodate all manner of clubs and activities that run contrary to fundamental Catholic beliefs. But it is not inclined to pay for or provide them. And it has the right to do soto say "this far and no further."
Cathy Ruse: Limbaugh and Our Phony Contraception Debate - WSJ.com
I didn't get the impression that 'The media' 'portrayed' her as anything other than what she is; A woman's rights advocate.
You're attacking a nonexistent phenomenon.
I didn't get the impression that 'The media' 'portrayed' her as anything other than what she is; A woman's rights advocate.
You're attacking a nonexistent phenomenon.
No the media portrayed her as an example of Obama policy. That is why Obama ran to her aid. It also shows the debate as a religious one and not about birth control.
No, she's a slut who believes it's the Federal governments responsibility to force vendors to provide "anything she wants" via legislation...
She's an authoritarian bitch just like every progressive...
Nope, just a slut on tv.
No, she's a slut who believes it's the Federal governments responsibility to force vendors to provide "anything she wants" via legislation...
She's an authoritarian bitch just like every progressive...
Okie dokie then.
Let me ask you this:
If a married couple has sex, and has a child, and then that child attends public school, and the family gets tax credits for their children.
How is the mother of the child not then considered a "whore" in the exact same way that Rush Limbaugh called Ms Fluke a "whore"?
She had sex, and she is receiving benefits from the public for that sex.
So, how is Rush Limbaugh not calling pretty much every mother in America a "whore" and a "prostitute"?
Do you people never think this jackassed reasoning to it's logical conclusion?
Of course she has an agenda, and she's had it since the day she enrolled. Her agenda is to force the church to conform.
Writes a Georgetown graduate and "former chief counsel of the House Subcommittee on the Constitution", Cathy Cleaver Ruse:
"I was not Catholic when I attended Georgetown Law, but I certainly knew the university was. So did Ms. Fluke. She told the Washington Post that she chose Georgetown knowing specifically that the school did not cover drugs that run contrary to Catholic teaching in its student health plans. During her law school years she was a president of "Students for Reproductive Justice" and made it her mission to get the school to give up one of the last remnants of its Catholicism. Ms. Fluke is not the "everywoman" portrayed in the media.
"Georgetown Law School has flung wide its doors to the secular world. It will tolerate and accommodate all manner of clubs and activities that run contrary to fundamental Catholic beliefs. But it is not inclined to pay for or provide them. And it has the right to do soto say "this far and no further."
Cathy Ruse: Limbaugh and Our Phony Contraception Debate - WSJ.com
If you don't know her personally, then shut up!!! You know nothing about her. I don't like you. You are constantly running your mouth about things you just make up in that fat, stupid head of yours. Grow up.
I don't have to know her personally, and you idiot, those are QUOTES from a WSJ piece.
Cripes. Negged for terminal stupidity.
No, she's a slut who believes it's the Federal governments responsibility to force vendors to provide "anything she wants" via legislation...
She's an authoritarian bitch just like every progressive...
Okie dokie then.
Let me ask you this:
If a married couple has sex, and has a child, and then that child attends public school, and the family gets tax credits for their children.
How is the mother of the child not then considered a "whore" in the exact same way that Rush Limbaugh called Ms Fluke a "whore"?
She had sex, and she is receiving benefits from the public for that sex.
So, how is Rush Limbaugh not calling pretty much every mother in America a "whore" and a "prostitute"?
Do you people never think this jackassed reasoning to it's logical conclusion?
If I have to explain why your post is stupid, then there really is no need for a discussion.
Nope, just a slut on tv.
You ever used birth control or slept with someone who did?
Whether yes or not, just what the fuck gives you the right or qualification to judge her?
No, she's a slut who believes it's the Federal governments responsibility to force vendors to provide "anything she wants" via legislation...
She's an authoritarian bitch just like every progressive...
Okie dokie then.
Let me ask you this:
If a married couple has sex, and has a child, and then that child attends public school, and the family gets tax credits for their children.
How is the mother of the child not then considered a "whore" in the exact same way that Rush Limbaugh called Ms Fluke a "whore"?
She had sex, and she is receiving benefits from the public for that sex.
So, how is Rush Limbaugh not calling pretty much every mother in America a "whore" and a "prostitute"?
Do you people never think this jackassed reasoning to it's logical conclusion?
If I have to explain why your post is stupid, then there really is no need for a discussion.
Okie dokie then.
Let me ask you this:
If a married couple has sex, and has a child, and then that child attends public school, and the family gets tax credits for their children.
How is the mother of the child not then considered a "whore" in the exact same way that Rush Limbaugh called Ms Fluke a "whore"?
She had sex, and she is receiving benefits from the public for that sex.
So, how is Rush Limbaugh not calling pretty much every mother in America a "whore" and a "prostitute"?
Do you people never think this jackassed reasoning to it's logical conclusion?
If I have to explain why your post is stupid, then there really is no need for a discussion.
This entire conversation is stupid. Rush Limbaugh brought a world of stupidity upon us with this moronic line of logic.
But since it's been brought up:
If a woman who receives financial benefit from the public as a result of sex is a whore (which is exactly what Limbaugh was saying), then how are mothers who receive tax breaks and public assistance with the child's schooling not also a whore?
Obviously I don't believe any of this crap to be the case.
But that is, quite definitely, the logical conclusion of Rush Jackass Limbaugh's line of (ahem) "reasoning".
And you wonder why people are so fucking offended?