Editorial: A needed boost for birth control

[PapaSquash]

The Culture of Death marches on…

startribune.com/editorials/story/1343152.html

I have to wonder if the theoretical woman they posit as justifying this public support of contraception can afford a theoretical cell phone.

 

[WanderAimlessly]

Tara is a young, low-income, sexually active female who is not ready for motherhood and doesn’t want to get pregnant. To learn more about her options, she goes to the local family-planning clinic and finds out that birth control pills will cost $40 or more a month. That doesn’t fit into her already tight budget, so she decides to take her chances on riskier birth-control methods that may or may not work.

Solution: Quit being sexually active. It is not all about you.

 

[Ruthmary]

I realize I’m getting on in years (almost 60), but I still can’t get my mind around the fact that birth control is so taken for granted that it is considered a necessity.

 

[WanderAimlessly]

I realize I’m getting on in years (almost 60), but I still can’t get my mind around the fact that birth control is so taken for granted that it is considered a necessity.

For the left, it is a madatory right that should be forced on people even when they do not want it. That is why infantcide is out of control.