ext_3887 ([identity profile] sealwhiskers.livejournal.com) wrote in [community profile] talkpolitics 2012-03-03 02:19 am (UTC)

The thing is, Geezer, that there can be several reasons for contraceptives, but if we just pick a long term relationship, even a marriage, where unlimited pregnancies aren't an option, then contraceptives become quite the sum over the years.

I mean, can you not see my perplexity here, at conservatives who are against abortions, who claim that people shouldn't have children if they can't support them (and get welfare) and then are against even having contraceptives easily available in a health insurance deal? Can you not see how these opinions, should they be prevalent in a real situation, could really corner a woman?

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