Government advisers recommend that health insurance companies cover birth control without co-paym...

Millions of women stand to gain free access to a broad menu of birth control methods, thanks to a recommendation issued Tuesday by health experts advising the government.

[Frank Lee Plain]

It's certainly cost effective to pay for contraception versus pregancy, delivery, and infant care.

[Rotrow]

The way we read laws today, twisting words, inserting meanings or redefining - who the hell knows what this means.

[TedsLiver]

Sterlization of liberals would also help,

[StormDancer]

Fine with me as long as it Doesn't include Abortion which is what most of America uses for birth control anymore for some sick reason ...

[btw subst__intel]

How about subsidizing singles who abstain from having children till a certain age?

[Wartime III]

Subsidizing?

All Americans need do is look at who built this country and who's nearly destroyed it.

The difference couldn't be more black and white.

[FreeDog]

TedsLiver wrote:

Sterlization of liberals would also help,

Woof, Ted, Good idea. Just make pot legal for anyone who is sterile. Justification: Don't want any potheads raising kids. Liberals and Democrats will choose pot over kids anytime.

[Lance Winslow]

Much, much better than the Bristol Palin method!

[LocalBoy]

How does one insure against buying pills ? For birth control no less.

Insurance is supposed to be a hedge against risk, is buying pills a risk ?

What we have here is not insurance, it is a buyers club known as managed care. Its a ponzi scheme at best, predatory control of ll things medicine at worst.

Explain how one calls free dope insurance ?

Managed care, The HMO Act of 73, is the problem in todays health care, not the answer. Managed care is Wall Street care, an oxymoron

[Venomous]

LocalBoy wrote:

How does one insure against buying pills ? For birth control no less.
Insurance is supposed to be a hedge against risk, is buying pills a risk ?
What we have here is not insurance, it is a buyers club known as managed care. Its a ponzi scheme at best, predatory control of ll things medicine at worst.
Explain how one calls free dope insurance ?
Managed care, The HMO Act of 73, is the problem in todays health care, not the answer. Managed care is Wall Street care, an oxymoron

I agree

[Venomous]

TedsLiver wrote:

Sterlization of liberals would also help,

As would standing people like you over a ditch en masse and executing them.

[Venomous]

You should be careful what you wish for.

[Venomous]

TedsLiver wrote:

<quoted text>. I live close by, why don't you try loser?

You should be careful what you wish for

[Lance Winslow]

TedsLiver wrote:

<quoted text>. I live close by, why don't you try loser?

Violence in Oakland? Why, never.

[Curtis Lowe]

I find a walnut between the knees prevents most pregnancies.

[Responsibility]

Curtis Lowe wrote:

I find a walnut between the knees prevents most pregnancies.

Does the man need the walnut or the women? LOLL

[Curtis Lowe]

Responsibility wrote:

<quoted text>
Does the man need the walnut or the women? LOLL

Always the woman. She's the goalie. She's supposed to protect the net!

[carey529]

Frank Lee Plain wrote:

It's certainly cost effective to pay for contraception versus pregancy, delivery, and infant care.

nobody is arguing that...
i find it disturbing that I'M required to chip in for millions of women's "free" birth control...

oh, yeah, i forgot...
why SHOULD those engaging in sex have to pay for their own birth control?
we don't want to let (shudder) personal responsibility to rear it's ugly head...do we?
that's SO un-nanny state!

[carey529]

Lance Winslow wrote:

Much, much better than the Bristol Palin method!

and the method used by your parents!

[TedsLiver]

Venomous wrote:

<quoted text>
You should be careful what you wish for

. Any time I'm right here in the Bay Area.