JoeB131
Diamond Member
There is plenty of scientific evidence that the only 100% effective method of birth control is abstinence. If you want to base your defense of Obama on science you are going to loose, want to try again, or will you simply admit you were wrong and that health insurance should not be required to cover things simply because a politician likes it?
If we actually take my comparison to it actual logical conclusion you will see that the issue is not about using contraceptives, it is about forcing health insurers, and employers, to cover things, and forcing people that do not want, or need, it to pay for it. Why should gay couples have to carry an insurance policy that covers the pill? Can you think of any reason two men who are married to each other should be forced to buy birth control, even if they don't use it?
That is what is you are arguing for, which is why my example about forcing insurers and employers to cover treatment for gay people a viable argument against your position. If you were actually capable of thinking logically you would see that. The fact that you are attempting to resort to misdirection and outright lies to defend your position proves you know how flimsy it is.
Oh, please. Your argument is weak and you know it. Health insurers should provide basic coverage. Not what they feel like covering or what they think they can get away with. If you are going to insist on making it a private system, then you have to have standards that the END USER is happy with, not third parties.
I personally think employer provided health insurance is a horrible idea, we are the ONLY country in the world that does it this way. The only reason we have Employer based HI is because most people pay in more than they really ever use.
It should be government regulated, because, frankly, I shouldn't be forced to remember my insuance agreement from five years ago for treatments that I might need today. "Oops, we don't cover cancer. That's a pre-existing condition".