Conservative65
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The reason for that contraception falls under the umbrella of a woman choosing what to do with her body. Since the choice is hers, and you believe she should be the one making such choice, you should have no problem with the responsibility for paying for it as her place
Like I said, unless I'm getting the pussy, anything related to what a woman does with it is her responsibility.
why is viagra covered then 'eh? why do i have to pay for that? how about insulin if i'm not a diabetic? it's called comprehensive care.
That you compare medical conditions with those of a choice invalidates your argument.
when a pregnant woman needs medical care for a healthy outcome at the end of gestation & b4 the ACA became law that was considered to be a pre existing condition... then yeppers... it is indeed a medical condition.
Contraception isn't for medical care. You compared viagra and insulin, both actually used for medical conditions, with contraception, something that isn't. You lose.
educate yourself:
8 Other Reasons Women Take Birth Control Pills (Besides Preventing Pregnancy)
I'm aware of those but none of them fall under the argument you posed about using it for prevention. Prevention was your argument. When you lost, you try to bring things in that weren't a part of your argument. You keep losing and don't know when to quit trying.
The reason for that contraception falls under the umbrella of a woman choosing what to do with her body. Since the choice is hers, and you believe she should be the one making such choice, you should have no problem with the responsibility for paying for it as her place
Like I said, unless I'm getting the pussy, anything related to what a woman does with it is her responsibility.
It should be over the counter....but of coarse it won't be because the republicans have hi-jacked the christian's lying telling them they are the only party with God in the center... ( excluding ones who see right through it )
Contraception is over the counter.
Sure for the guy to use...
Who do you think the woman is having sex with that could get her pregnant? If she is going to spread her legs, shouldn't she make sure he wears it or keep them closed?
What the rubber...lol.....what if a man is abusing his wife and she doesn't want children...so many scenarios
And yes, contraception is for many medical conditions
So you're comparing criminal activity to a choice? Invalid argument
Contraception may be but the argument being put forth about it being OK to mandate someone else pay for it for a woman centered around contraception only.