Women's right to free birth control activist Sandra Fluke calls on mothers to celebrate Mothers Day by reflecting on birth control use.

by Blackjack Posted 2012/05/08 21:49:58

Related Topics: Free, Birth Control, Birth, Contraception, 2012, Mother

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Gracie - Proud Conservative 2012/05/08 21:52:00

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I'm reflecting on the fact that I am a mother who has given birth and understands the value of life. She needs to go away and STFU!
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dave b 2012/05/10 12:56:53

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mwg0735 2012/05/09 14:36:55
David Lindner 2012/05/09 14:23:30

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hypocrisy?

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SoCal71 2012/05/09 06:18:20

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I wish her parents would have exercised some common sense and used birth control.

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TheTruth1313 2012/05/09 06:15:51

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No one has a right to free birth control. If you can't afford it, then have your partner get a condom or keep your legs closed. I can't believe they're trying to bring this Fluke moron back into the light.

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Phantom... to TheTrut... 2012/05/09 19:03:37

Some women have periods so painful that they cannot function normally and vomit and get severe headaches. Some women have ovarian cysts. Some women NEED birth control, it is a medical neccesity for some women, actually, in order to lead a normal life. I think those people have a right to live a normal life, which means they have a right to free contraceptives.

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TheTrut... to Phantom... 2012/05/10 07:43:50

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No they do not. This is a health insurance issue. We as tax payers are not obligated to fund anyone's sex life. Go peddle your socialist beliefs elsewhere.

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Phantom... to TheTrut... 2012/05/10 22:48:16

Why don't you go peddle your selfishness elsewhere, because it sure doesn't get any progress happening. 'They do not'? As in 'women who have medical conditions and don't have insurance should not be provided free birth control'? Reeeeal sensical, there....

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TheTrut... to Phantom... 2012/05/11 06:52:15

More socialist crap. It's exactly that kind of thinking that has put us further and further into debt in this country. As I said before, the taxpayers are NOT obligated to fund anyone's sex life.

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'Zedd to Phantom... 2012/05/10 21:18:03 (edited)
TheTrut... to 'Zedd 2012/05/11 06:50:41

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I wonder if the socialist will ever figure any of that out?

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'Zedd to TheTrut... 2012/05/11 08:07:43 (edited)
TheTrut... to 'Zedd 2012/05/12 07:46:44

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Yeah, that about sums it up.

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Brandon 2012/05/09 02:36:18

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A lot of good arguments against her here, ranging from "She's a whore!" To "she's a communist, I wish her mom used birth control!"

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relic to Brandon 2012/05/09 03:12:11

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You missed 'slut'. All apt.

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TheTrut... to relic 2012/05/09 06:16:35

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LOL

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TheTrut... to Brandon 2012/05/09 06:16:21

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Nice!!

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PhantomDream 2012/05/09 02:07:48

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I applaud her for taking a stand against sexism. Considering Viagra, a drug created with the sole purpose of allowing men to have sex is often provided free, why shouldn't contraceptives, which often have other medical benefits, be provided to women? It's plain sexist, nothing more, and the people mad at her for wanting free birth control should be mad at the people who need Viagra to get it up. Sometimes birth control is a medical neccesity, like with ovarian cysts or extreme menstrual pain. And if you're pro-life, why wouldn't you want to prevent an abortion from happening by giving birth control to someone who doesn't want a baby? The arguments against Sandra Fluke make absolutely no sense.

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TheTrut... to Phantom... 2012/05/09 06:22:32

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Viagra can be obtained through health insurance, not, by holding your hand out to the government. The tax payers of the country are NOT responsible for funding anyone's sex life. However, if Fluke or anyone has health insurance(that they pay for themselves) that allows for such things than that is on the insurance provider. Otherwise, she can have her partner get a condom or keep her legs closed. This isn't a sexist issue, it is a financial one and the time for government freebies needs to end.

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Phantom... to TheTrut... 2012/05/09 19:01:35 (edited)

It is solely a sexist issue. There is nothing about this issue that isn't sexist, especially considering that after this intelligent capable woman bravely took a stand for women's rights, she gets called a 'slut'. What about this is not sexist? Birth control would not be that expensive to provide.

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TheTrut... to Phantom... 2012/05/10 07:47:00

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Well, then if it is not that expensive, she should be able to pay for it herself and not even have to bother with her health insurance. The taxpayers are not obligated to fund this women's sex life. BTW, viagra would be obtained through a health insurance policy. Did you notice that we are so far in debt? No one is entitled to free stuff and it time the government took this stance as well.

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Phantom... to TheTrut... 2012/05/10 22:49:29

I do notice we're in debt--being ridiculously selfish for no reason isn't going to help. Raising taxes sure would.

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TheTrut... to Phantom... 2012/05/11 06:56:22

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So you propose that we raise taxes so that the already overtaxed middle class(you know the people who ACTUALLY work and pay taxes) can fund all these little slackers? Seriously?
Now, I will admit that there are some(some) legitimate welfare cases, however, the welfare system, as well as the system in general NEEDS to become much more "selfish" if we are ever to hope to save our failing economy.

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Phantom... to TheTrut... 2012/05/12 23:23:28
TheTrut... to Phantom... 2012/05/13 07:25:44

I knew you could not remain civil you free-loading jack-ass. I knew all you had were completely selfish reasons for your stance here as well. You are exactly what is wrong with this country you lazy loser. I knew if I gave you enough rope you would hang yourself here and I was absolutely correct. Get this through your head there welfare boy: Society does not owe you a damn thing. Now get off your lazy ass and get a job. It's time the gravy train was dismantled.
And now, for being a complete waste and a leech on society in general, YOU ARE DISMISSED!!
Now suck on that you worthless leech on the ass of America.
Buh.....bye!!

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heirsoftheking 2012/05/09 02:06:26

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Mother's Day is no day for such an asinine observation. Ms. Fluke's stock is rapidly becoming worthless.

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TheTrut... to heirsof... 2012/05/09 06:17:38

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I don't think it ever truly had value in the first place. LOL

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Ozzyboy 2012/05/09 01:51:08

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What an oxymoron! Fluke is just a fluking moron on her own.

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'Zedd to Ozzyboy 2012/05/10 08:13:26
FUS RO DAH! 2012/05/09 01:46:35

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irony

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tncdel 2012/05/09 01:16:57

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Obama shill.

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Beagle Mom 2012/05/09 00:54:34

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Gross, my mother could barely have " the talk" with me years ago. And quite frankly, I was thankful. Why on God's green earth would I want that discussion now?

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rknothead 2012/05/09 00:46:01

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What a lame thought on Mother's Day!

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wers 2012/05/09 00:31:02

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S-L-U-T.

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DM Twin 2012/05/09 00:18:47

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Here's a little something for this waste of space Sandra Puke...

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santa6642 2012/05/09 00:18:00

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a real piece of crap.

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'Zedd 2012/05/09 00:12:47
Blackjack 2012/05/08 23:51:39

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Mom needs to explain to Sandra how she got here.

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'Zedd to Blackjack 2012/05/09 00:16:06
Cliff 2012/05/08 23:44:14

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It's the dream of all liberated women to become kept women........ of the government.

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