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- Adoption, she was on medicaid, not like she would pay for the birth anyways
- Morning after pill
- Keeping her legs shut
- Condoms, or other FREE birth control
- Or even worse case scenario, legal self funded abortion.
Don't forget the all-American favorite, the second and third input. Shocker.
The pregnancy was terminated at 22 weeks, which was well within the legal 24 week limit in effect in Arizona at the time.
The current limit of viability is felt to be 24 weeks (which is why many states use that as the age limit for legal termination of pregnancy). Survival without major neurological deficits below that gestational age is rare - so uncommon that doctors usually do not attempt resuscitation at birth at that gestational age when a spontaneous miscarriage happens.
But this is a red herring frequently tossed into arguments by pro-abortion folks who are unhappy that our government doesn't fund elective abortions.
No, it's just I don't understand why people don't mind paying for someone to have an erection, but have a problem with paying for women's health. If you are funding the V.A you are paying for Viagra.
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No, it's just I don't understand why people don't mind paying for someone to have an erection, but have a problem with paying for women's health. If you are funding the V.A you are paying for Viagra.
That would be because many disabled Vets have problems in this area. If a guy was shot up in war, sometimes body functions don't work well even for a 30 year old man.
I have no problem helping a Disabled Vet have a family and a normal life.
That would be because many disabled Vets have problems in this area. If a guy was shot up in war, sometimes body functions don't work well even for a 30 year old man.
I have no problem helping a Disabled Vet have a family and a normal life.
If you will provide erection pills for a man, then, people should have zero problem with funding birth control pills for women.
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