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ORIGINAL: PeonForHer

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ORIGINAL: DaddySatyr

The hard, sad, truth is that freedom demands responsibility.

Careful where you go with that one. Someday, someone is going to argue that if, as an old person, you can't support yourself, you should pack yourself off to some hospital in order to be killed off in some orderly and civilised fashion.

After all, if we can talk about socially undesirable persons who shouldn't be alive at one end of the age spectrum, why not at the other end, too?

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The taxpayers didn't even get the enjoyment of the intercourse and women want them to fork it out for their abortion. Sorry, ain't happening.

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my taxes going to fund abortions

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ORIGINAL: DaddySatyr

It's pretty funny (to me) that whenever a birth control issue comes up, the females start with the "What about the men?" stuff. I wonder if they've ever read the 14th amendment or if they think the ERA should pass. I wonder if they think that ladies are somehow excluded from being responsible for their actions.
  

Peace and comfort,



Michael

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ORIGINAL: tazzygirl

Possibly. The age issue is the premise for the movie. No one over 30.

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ORIGINAL: dovie

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ORIGINAL: tazzygirl

Possibly. The age issue is the premise for the movie. No one over 30.

I remember "Logan's Run," the dystopian ageist FUTURE society without Blacks, Asians, Latinos, etc. Wait! The right hand turns black at the ripe old age of 21.
Wait again! Didn't they remake the movie and threw some of them folks in there to quiet the public?......But that's a whole nother thread.[:D]

TIC dovie

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ORIGINAL: tazzygirl

So, because men dont
1) want to keep their cocks in their pants
2) want to take responsibility on their own and get snipped,
3) want to take responsibility for the outcome,
4) want to allow women the right to abortion...

A woman much face all those complications just so society can feel justified in giving her a check????

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ORIGINAL: DesideriScuri

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ORIGINAL: tazzygirl

So, because men dont
1) want to keep their cocks in their pants
2) want to take responsibility on their own and get snipped,
3) want to take responsibility for the outcome,
4) want to allow women the right to abortion...

A woman much face all those complications just so society can feel justified in giving her a check????

1) Correct. We don't want to. Doesn't mean we wont't. We also need to have a place to put them once they are out. So, the men are just as culpable.
2) Some do, interestingly enough. Personally, I think that is a much easier solution than a woman having the surgery (unless it is part of another surgery, like a C-section birth, or an indicated hysterectomy).
3) What responsibility do you want assigned to the baby daddy? $$? Go for it. I would support it wholeheartedly.
4) What women don't have a right to an abortion? What we don't want is the right for women to have an abortion on our dime. I support the baby daddy having a financial obligation in paying for the abortion, but, if you want him to pay at least part, he gets a say in the matter. You want my tax money to pay for your abortion? I get a say in the matter.

Face it, tazzygirl, without a male and a female, there is no pregnancy. Regardless of whether or not a guy keeps his cock in his pants, if there isn't a pussy to put it in, there is no pregnancy. It takes 2. Both should have responsibility. Both should bear the financial burden. Both should get a say in the matter.

If the courts have to get involved to force shared responsibility, so be it.

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ORIGINAL: Iamsemisweet

Riggghhhtt.  Because those stupid sex discrimination arguments when it comes to birth control only convince other chicks.  Well, and federal judges.  http://biotech.law.lsu.edu/cases/eeoc/Erickson_v_Bartell.htm
The fact is, this matter is stare decisis.  If a company offers prescription drugs as part of their insurance, it must include birth control. Pure and simple.  Spirited radiance, your health plan violates established case law, if it covers prescriptions and you are paying for your own birth control.  As for the government, there is absolutely no plausible reason for the federal government to be exempt from the same rule. 
Sorry to hear you will be ending your days in a hospice, satyr.  I truly hope you have lots of private insurance and resources and that your medical issue will not cost me any money as a taxpayer.

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ORIGINAL: tazzygirl
If you notice, my post was not in reference to anything you said. I assure you, when I have an issue with one of your posts, you will be the first to know. [;)]