We are enabled.
Liberal females are hopeless. (helpless) they want to blame everything on someone else like BO. They want to use sex as a hobby they need to pay for it, one way or the other. Progressing straight to socialism.
A serious question for women!
Gracie - Proud Conservative
2012/04/08 20:01:18
As a women I am seriously perplexed about what is going on in the heads of other women. We're women and we're strong, right? We don't need a man to take care of us or to tell us what to do, right? We can take care of ourselves and our families? I see women say that a mother can raise a child with no father and they'll turn out just fine! I see women wanting to fight about these things and to say otherwise is backwards and ridiculous.
BUT, suddenly women are saying that they need government or they won't be able to make the right decisions about their health or get their own birth control without forcing someone else to give it to them for free? They want everyone else out of their uterus but they need the entire government in it? The women that say this consider themselves PROGRESSIVE?
I say that Progressive and Liberal women are giving women a bad name. I think they are setting our gender back 200 years. If you can't take care of yourself maybe you shouldn't be a mother? If you need government to supply everything for you and your family all you've done is replace the traditional husband and father with GOVERNMENT?
I know what my fellow Conservative women think. They think they can take care of themselves and even include a husband and father. They don't need to exclude them, they just hopefully will find a good one.
So, ladies....which is it.....enabled or helpless?
BUT, suddenly women are saying that they need government or they won't be able to make the right decisions about their health or get their own birth control without forcing someone else to give it to them for free? They want everyone else out of their uterus but they need the entire government in it? The women that say this consider themselves PROGRESSIVE?
I say that Progressive and Liberal women are giving women a bad name. I think they are setting our gender back 200 years. If you can't take care of yourself maybe you shouldn't be a mother? If you need government to supply everything for you and your family all you've done is replace the traditional husband and father with GOVERNMENT?
I know what my fellow Conservative women think. They think they can take care of themselves and even include a husband and father. They don't need to exclude them, they just hopefully will find a good one.
So, ladies....which is it.....enabled or helpless?
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Kat 2012/04/08 20:08:31
Because no matter what you read, this is not true.
Ive been myself and went with others and never an ultrasound for early term abortion.
I had sonograms during each of my three pregnancies to determine fetal age, but never a transvag ultrasound. The only time I had one of those was when I was being evaluated for ovarian cysts.
2. We opposed the Susan G. Komen organization giving money that was donated to fight against breast cancer to Planned Parenthood for abortions. Planned Parenthood does not do mammograms, period. We oppose it for the same reason that we oppose abortion, it's murder.
3. If you actually listened to Rush Limbaugh, which I'm sure you didn't, he was making fun of Ms. Fluke for the amount of money that they said was spent on birth control. The amount was so outrageous that it implied that they were having an outrageous amount of sex. He shouldn't have used the word "slut" but again, I didn't hear the outrage at the slurs leveled at Sarah Palin and her daughters. I heard crickets and applause from the left. We all know that again, the outrage at the word is just more manufactured outrage.
4. If individuals would stop buying into the groups that the left insists we label people with and started seei...
2. We opposed the Susan G. Komen organization giving money that was donated to fight against breast cancer to Planned Parenthood for abortions. Planned Parenthood does not do mammograms, period. We oppose it for the same reason that we oppose abortion, it's murder.
3. If you actually listened to Rush Limbaugh, which I'm sure you didn't, he was making fun of Ms. Fluke for the amount of money that they said was spent on birth control. The amount was so outrageous that it implied that they were having an outrageous amount of sex. He shouldn't have used the word "slut" but again, I didn't hear the outrage at the slurs leveled at Sarah Palin and her daughters. I heard crickets and applause from the left. We all know that again, the outrage at the word is just more manufactured outrage.
4. If individuals would stop buying into the groups that the left insists we label people with and started seeing people for the individuals they are and not the groups they shove us into the country would be less divided.
What you didn't answer was the very basic question that I'm asking women....are you capable or are you a victim? You can't be both.
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Also, I hate to have to rehash this because everyone knows that the government always tells you what medical tests you have to have everytime you have something done. If you have a baby you are mandated by government to have certain tests. If you have surgery or any medical procedure there are tests that you are mandated to have. My ex-husband is a physician and I've worked in doctors offices and hospitals for years and I assure you your point is bogus....absolutely bogus! It's all political non-sense. You show me that I'm wrong about it...go ahead and try.
Even the Taliban has women who support their own oppression. You're one of them.
In general, a D&C is used to help determine the health of the uterine lining or to remove abnormal tissue. Occasionally, the procedure can correct some of the problems in the uterus such as polyps, scar tissue, or tissue overgrowth.
excluding contraceptives from prescription coverage illegally discriminates against women under Title VII of the federal Civil Rights Act.
Three-quarters of American women of childbearing age rely on employer-sponsored plans for their health coverage, according to the Alan Guttmacher Institute, a research group that works to broaden access to family planning services. Yet half of all large group-insurance plans do not cover any form of prescription contraception, and only a third cover the Pill. While most HMOs do cover oral contraception, only about 40% cover all five of the FDA-approved prescription birth control methods available in this country.
Will you please start linkiing the sources of all your revelations? I'd like to see what right wing blog sites you use for information.
Remember the argument in Roe v Wade, with the progressives insisting that abortion (and birth control) was a private matter between a woman and her doctor? Seems we have come full circle, with the liberal progressives now being the ones who want government to make the rules and pay the bills while the conservatives are the ones saying thay want government to keep their hand's off their bodies and their decisions? Interesting how the political culture can spin an issue for political gain and make unthinking people fall for specious argument.
People who ask for taxpayer-paid government services for free must comply with the rules that that government makes in providing those services. People who ask for services from non-profit associations paid for by donations and taxpayer-paid government grants must also follow the rules set by those associations.
Freedom of choice allows those who do not want to pay for those services or who do not want to abide by the rules associated with those services to not take advantage of those services.
That was, ultimately, the ruling in Roe v Wade, that the government had no right to deny abortion services if that was a woman's choice.
Now the liberals are trying to spin that ultimate freedom of a woman to make her own choices by demanding government force insurers to pay for these services. When government does so, it also will then have the right to dictate sterilization, the number of children a woman is allowed to have, etc. Go back to 1925 and read some of the arguments in the sterilization legislation proposed.
Who said free, you pay for your health insurance, and pay for you prescription plan, but women don't get coverage that men get. How is that not unequal rights?
Within weeks of hitting the U.S. market in 1998, more than half of Viagra prescriptions received health insurance coverage. If many women weren't already outraged that they had to pay for birth control out of pocket, they were infuriated at the preference given to the anti-impotence pills.
But the fury over Viagra may have given the fight for contraception covered under insurance plans just the momentum it needed. Women's groups say they're making significant progress in their battle to get reimbursed for birth control, even though insurers still argue that covering contraception will boost already skyrocketing health-care premiums.
The cost of 15 pills (100 mg) was $371.00= $24.73 per pill, which he pays personally.
On the other hand, I take Prempro (though not for birth control), and pay only the co-pay, as the drug supplement plan I am on pays for the rest. I have the option of taking a generic and not running it through my supplement plan, paying only $9 per month for the generic.
This is a red herring set up by the Dem political machine to make gullible women think that they are being treated unfairly. It is not true, at least not for most of the people of this country taking these drugs.