To all who are clamoring about not providing birth control because it’s against a particular religious belief, think about this: Let’s say a religion (i.e. Catholicism, Mormonism, etc..) believes that no one should be having sex out of wedlock. Let’s say that leaders of this religion decide that since any single people who contract a venereal disease obviously are having sex out of wedlock, they’re going to refuse to cover the treatment for VD contracted by single people. How many would be in favor of denying health care and/or antibiotics to people who might die without them? It’s the same argument that’s being made over birth control. Do we really want to decide who’s entitled to health care based on religion? It’s a slippery slope people.
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Masterrogue666 posted at 5:16 pm on Wed, Mar 7, 2012.
This is why the government should not required health care. It should remain the individual's choice....
VofReason posted at 12:57 pm on Wed, Mar 7, 2012.
Rich said it best here. If people want things, they gravitate to the places that provide them. We used to live in a free country that allowed people and businesses to provide and gravitate toward the things that they wanted to provide and people wanted to pursue. Those were the good old days. Now some need the Government to tell them what to provide and what we want.
Leon Ceniceros posted at 11:05 am on Wed, Mar 7, 2012.
God created sex for procreation. That is why it is pleasureable instead of painful. But the ..FEMI-NAZI's....and their Liberal, Progressive, Socialiast, Anarchist, Communist and most importantly....DEMOCRAT....supporters....don't believe in using protection against fertilization. So when the ...FEMI-NAZI...becomes pregnant....instead of protecting, nurishing and giving birth to the fertilized egg(s) that came about because she did not practice....SELF-PROTECTION AGAINST FERTILIZATION.....what does the.....FEMI-NAZI do.........she murders the human being developing inside her womb.
6,000,000 (6 Million) human beings murdered by......ABORTION...since 1970 alone.
Cerulean posted at 10:32 pm on Tue, Mar 6, 2012.
Rich, “You're taking away choice and freedom, do you force treat Christian Scientists, cut a Buddhist?”
No the government is not taking away choice it is adding choice. The government will not force treat an adult Christian Scientists or an adult Buddhist. That person always has the ability to decline treatment, if it is their personal choice. However, a child of the Christian Scientist is another story. What if the child wants medical treatment but the religious views of the parent disagree. Does society allow the child to suffer because the mosaic has some strange incongruous shapes? I would hope not.
Rich posted at 7:25 pm on Tue, Mar 6, 2012.
You're taking away choice and freedom, do you force treat Christian Scientists, cut a Buddhist? If certain doctors treat only certain ways, then competition for patients should sort them out. Same with employers who provide health care, pharmacists etc.
When the government orders something, they are likely wrong, and simply asserting power. It isn't right or wrong, it's personal, and there is no system of statistics that covers personal. We live and die. So far there have been no immortals. When government can force you, or frighten you into giving up your beliefs, in practice, all history has shown the government to be wrong. When you make a mosaic, it's kind of self-defeating to use tiles that are all the same color, shape and size.
Dale Whiting posted at 5:03 pm on Tue, Mar 6, 2012.
Marc, your letter makes perfect sense. While birth control is available many, many places, it is expensive for some and denying coverage as a part of other perscription drug coverage usually leads to more expenseive pre-natal and post-natal expenses. Er go, health insurance companies are happy to provide birth control services. It's cheaper! While using your logic drives Slabside insane, rather than he demanding his my favorite gun store to start selling him groceries because he gets hungry, he should give up eating. It's cheaper!
truth posted at 4:00 pm on Tue, Mar 6, 2012.
Facts have proven birth control or abortion laws DO NOT stop either, facts prove these laws only force women to illegal practice and greater health risk, some countries have 5,000 death per year from these illegal procedures. Slabslide please explain your argument. Better to state if I go to a restaurant and a vegetarian can refuse to serve you a steak, or where would want to end your argument? [sad][sad][beam][beam]
Cerulean posted at 4:00 pm on Tue, Mar 6, 2012.
So – I recently read an article that brought up the incident of a few years back when a pharmacist refused to fill a prescription for the morning-after pill. The question is, if a few conscientious objectors decide public policy, where does it stop?
Do we continue to hold people legally responsible if, for example, a parent does not provide adequate healthcare due to religious convictions? Many religions shun medical intervention for common and treatable conditions, like diabetes.
I think Congress did the right thing by putting an end to the amendment to allow employers or insurers to opt out of health care coverage based on moral or religious grounds. Yea!
Slabside posted at 3:08 pm on Tue, Mar 6, 2012.
Marc, your letter is absurd. Birth control IS available many, many places. Using your logic, I should demand my favorite gun store start selling groceries because I get hungry.