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Nothing is going to stop recreational sex.
But access to affordable contraception via the ACA will reduce the incidence of pregnancies.
A reduction in the number of pregnancies will reduce generational poverty.
No wonder the GOP is opposed to Obamacare. They won't be able to use single mothers as an excuse to drive their sheeple to vote Republican any longer. Yet another nail in the coffin of the extreme right.
Who wants to stop recreational sex? I'm a big fan of it personally.
We have had affordable and easily accessible contraception for decades now, and yet the problem of inner city poverty, which has one of its roots in the lack of stable families, continues. Unless you start mandating that the pill or rubbers are required in the hood, all the "access" you create ain't gonna do shit.
What is needed is a reduction in pregnancies among people not willing or able to take responsibility for the results of sex without "consequences."
We actually need MORE pregnancies from people with the means to have kids and support them, or we will soon end up in the same boat as Japan and a bunch of Scandinavian countries.
Nothing is going to stop recreational sex.
But access to affordable contraception via the ACA will reduce the incidence of pregnancies.
A reduction in the number of pregnancies will reduce generational poverty.
No wonder the GOP is opposed to Obamacare. They won't be able to use single mothers as an excuse to drive their sheeple to vote Republican any longer. Yet another nail in the coffin of the extreme right.
Who wants to stop recreational sex? I'm a big fan of it personally.
We have had affordable and easily accessible contraception for decades now, and yet the problem of inner city poverty, which has one of its roots in the lack of stable families, continues. Unless you start mandating that the pill or rubbers are required in the hood, all the "access" you create ain't gonna do shit.
What is needed is a reduction in pregnancies among people not willing or able to take responsibility for the results of sex without "consequences."
We actually need MORE pregnancies from people with the means to have kids and support them, or we will soon end up in the same boat as Japan and a bunch of Scandinavian countries.
Too bad the facts don't support your allegation. People in poverty don't consider contraception to be "affordable" when they are struggling to survive.
Study Free Birth Control Slashes Abortion Rates TIME.com
Nothing is going to stop recreational sex.
But access to affordable contraception via the ACA will reduce the incidence of pregnancies.
A reduction in the number of pregnancies will reduce generational poverty.
No wonder the GOP is opposed to Obamacare. They won't be able to use single mothers as an excuse to drive their sheeple to vote Republican any longer. Yet another nail in the coffin of the extreme right.
Who wants to stop recreational sex? I'm a big fan of it personally.
We have had affordable and easily accessible contraception for decades now, and yet the problem of inner city poverty, which has one of its roots in the lack of stable families, continues. Unless you start mandating that the pill or rubbers are required in the hood, all the "access" you create ain't gonna do shit.
What is needed is a reduction in pregnancies among people not willing or able to take responsibility for the results of sex without "consequences."
We actually need MORE pregnancies from people with the means to have kids and support them, or we will soon end up in the same boat as Japan and a bunch of Scandinavian countries.
Too bad the facts don't support your allegation. People in poverty don't consider contraception to be "affordable" when they are struggling to survive.
Study Free Birth Control Slashes Abortion Rates TIME.com
The same poor people who can afford cell phones, TV's and bitchin rims?
High schools have been handing out BC for decades, why is the problem still around?
I refuse to believe that women are this obsessed with abortion and birth control.. Hell, I know plenty of women, they all think that shit is stupid.
Nothing is going to stop recreational sex.
But access to affordable contraception via the ACA will reduce the incidence of pregnancies.
A reduction in the number of pregnancies will reduce generational poverty.
No wonder the GOP is opposed to Obamacare. They won't be able to use single mothers as an excuse to drive their sheeple to vote Republican any longer. Yet another nail in the coffin of the extreme right.
Who wants to stop recreational sex? I'm a big fan of it personally.
We have had affordable and easily accessible contraception for decades now, and yet the problem of inner city poverty, which has one of its roots in the lack of stable families, continues. Unless you start mandating that the pill or rubbers are required in the hood, all the "access" you create ain't gonna do shit.
What is needed is a reduction in pregnancies among people not willing or able to take responsibility for the results of sex without "consequences."
We actually need MORE pregnancies from people with the means to have kids and support them, or we will soon end up in the same boat as Japan and a bunch of Scandinavian countries.
Too bad the facts don't support your allegation. People in poverty don't consider contraception to be "affordable" when they are struggling to survive.
Study Free Birth Control Slashes Abortion Rates TIME.com
I refuse to believe that women are this obsessed with abortion and birth control.. Hell, I know plenty of women, they all think that shit is stupid.
I believe women understand how important birth control is to their lives and economic stability.
I believe Republicans are clueless to this fact
I refuse to believe that women are this obsessed with abortion and birth control.. Hell, I know plenty of women, they all think that shit is stupid.
I believe women understand how important birth control is to their lives and economic stability.
I believe Republicans are clueless to this fact
And i find it comical thinking that progressives think so lowly of women that they consider it a binary choice between using birth control or not, not having sex cannot be part of the equation.
The original campaigns for birth control were so married women could control the SIZE of their families without avoiding their wifely duties. what we have now is single women having kids out of wedlock, too young, and with multiple men who are not held accountable for their actions, and are thus free to spread their seed as they see fit.
I refuse to believe that women are this obsessed with abortion and birth control.. Hell, I know plenty of women, they all think that shit is stupid.
I refuse to believe that women are this obsessed with abortion and birth control.. Hell, I know plenty of women, they all think that shit is stupid.
I believe women understand how important birth control is to their lives and economic stability.
I believe Republicans are clueless to this fact
And the Pope chimes in....just stop having sex
You are partially correct. Most birth control is used by married women. They do not want to have five or six children like their mothers or grandmothers had. Not having to bear children for twenty years out of your life was liberating to women. It allowed them to enter the workforce. It gave them economic power
I refuse to believe that women are this obsessed with abortion and birth control.. Hell, I know plenty of women, they all think that shit is stupid.
I believe women understand how important birth control is to their lives and economic stability.
I believe Republicans are clueless to this fact
And i find it comical thinking that progressives think so lowly of women that they consider it a binary choice between using birth control or not, not having sex cannot be part of the equation.
The original campaigns for birth control were so married women could control the SIZE of their families without avoiding their wifely duties. what we have now is single women having kids out of wedlock, too young, and with multiple men who are not held accountable for their actions, and are thus free to spread their seed as they see fit.
And the Pope chimes in....just stop having sex
You are partially correct. Most birth control is used by married women. They do not want to have five or six children like their mothers or grandmothers had. Not having to bear children for twenty years out of your life was liberating to women. It allowed them to enter the workforce. It gave them economic power
Some hints to Republicans in reaching women
1. Women who use birth control are not sluts
2. Birth control is a good thing for women and our society
3. Women in the workforce want a level playing field
4. A woman who is raped (legitimately or otherwise) wants access to abortion
At least a decade, here is a link from your friend think progressNothing is going to stop recreational sex.
But access to affordable contraception via the ACA will reduce the incidence of pregnancies.
A reduction in the number of pregnancies will reduce generational poverty.
No wonder the GOP is opposed to Obamacare. They won't be able to use single mothers as an excuse to drive their sheeple to vote Republican any longer. Yet another nail in the coffin of the extreme right.
Who wants to stop recreational sex? I'm a big fan of it personally.
We have had affordable and easily accessible contraception for decades now, and yet the problem of inner city poverty, which has one of its roots in the lack of stable families, continues. Unless you start mandating that the pill or rubbers are required in the hood, all the "access" you create ain't gonna do shit.
What is needed is a reduction in pregnancies among people not willing or able to take responsibility for the results of sex without "consequences."
We actually need MORE pregnancies from people with the means to have kids and support them, or we will soon end up in the same boat as Japan and a bunch of Scandinavian countries.
Too bad the facts don't support your allegation. People in poverty don't consider contraception to be "affordable" when they are struggling to survive.
Study Free Birth Control Slashes Abortion Rates TIME.com
The same poor people who can afford cell phones, TV's and bitchin rims?
High schools have been handing out BC for decades, why is the problem still around?
Oh?
Ah...the "there's gonna be an armed revolt and Sarah Palin will be declared President" faction. I love you guys!
And the Pope chimes in....just stop having sex
You are partially correct. Most birth control is used by married women. They do not want to have five or six children like their mothers or grandmothers had. Not having to bear children for twenty years out of your life was liberating to women. It allowed them to enter the workforce. It gave them economic power
What a novel concept. If you can't afford a family don't do activity that will create one.
Which you conveniently ignored.
At least a decade, here is a link from your friend think progressNothing is going to stop recreational sex.
But access to affordable contraception via the ACA will reduce the incidence of pregnancies.
A reduction in the number of pregnancies will reduce generational poverty.
No wonder the GOP is opposed to Obamacare. They won't be able to use single mothers as an excuse to drive their sheeple to vote Republican any longer. Yet another nail in the coffin of the extreme right.
Who wants to stop recreational sex? I'm a big fan of it personally.
We have had affordable and easily accessible contraception for decades now, and yet the problem of inner city poverty, which has one of its roots in the lack of stable families, continues. Unless you start mandating that the pill or rubbers are required in the hood, all the "access" you create ain't gonna do shit.
What is needed is a reduction in pregnancies among people not willing or able to take responsibility for the results of sex without "consequences."
We actually need MORE pregnancies from people with the means to have kids and support them, or we will soon end up in the same boat as Japan and a bunch of Scandinavian countries.
Too bad the facts don't support your allegation. People in poverty don't consider contraception to be "affordable" when they are struggling to survive.
Study Free Birth Control Slashes Abortion Rates TIME.com
The same poor people who can afford cell phones, TV's and bitchin rims?
High schools have been handing out BC for decades, why is the problem still around?
Oh?
New York City s Teen Pregnancy Rate Plummeted After High Schools Expanded Access To Plan B ThinkProgress
Teen pregnancy rate in New York City dropped by 27 percent over the last decade, a statistic that city officials credit to teens’ expanded access to contraception.
The city’s health commissioner, Tom Farley, told the New York Daily News that the data shows two concurrent trends: more adolescents are choosing to use birth control, and more of them are also delaying sexual intercourse. That’s partly because New York is one of the 21 states that allows all minors to have access to contraceptive services — and two years ago, the public school system began a pilot program to provide Plan B to public school students in districts with high rates of unintended pregnancy:
Again, you are arguing with the voices in your head. No republican OR conservative promotes your list in any form.Some hints to Republicans in reaching women
1. Women who use birth control are not sluts
2. Birth control is a good thing for women and our society
3. Women in the workforce want a level playing field
4. A woman who is raped (legitimately or otherwise) wants access to abortion
access
[ak-ses]
noun
1.
the ability, right, or permission to approach, enter, speak with, or use; admittance:
They have access to the files.
2.
the state or quality of being approachable:
The house was difficult of access.
3.
a way or means of approach:
The only access to the house was a rough dirt road.
4.
Theology. approach to God through Jesus Christ.
5.
an attack or onset, as of a disease.
6.
a sudden and strong emotional outburst.
