Why stop at 'free' birth control?

[zentropa]

Originally Posted by roysoldboy

I checked the story your link mentions and sure enough Google had one after another example of that story. That oh so nice young lady had been involved in some outstanding writing about LGBT writing with another student. I am wondering more every day just who supports a woman of 30 who is still in law school. I wonder how she makes her money other than taking money from people like Nancy Pelosi to do her dirty work for her.

Really, you wonder about this? Many people go to law school, medical school and business school after spending a few years--sometimes many years--working. Really Roy, this is a very common situation for the professional classes. I am surprised you did not know this.

Or did you assume that she has been in Georgetown Law School for the past 8 years flunking class after class? Is that what you really thought?

[thecoalman]

Originally Posted by Ceece

I know why the church objects but I don't live in a church and don't care what they think when it comes to public policy.

I'd assume you wouldn't be effected by their internal policies either? What is the issue?

[gysmo]

Originally Posted by burdell

The state IS NOT demanding anyone whose church belives contraception is a sin should use it, merely attempting to prevent insurance companies from hiding behind the veil of religion in denying coverage.

and why is the state demanding private companies to sell things. they might not want to sell in their bussiness. do you realize what you are asking for. your putting a noose arould your neck and giving to government the other end of the rope!!

[Kracer]

Too bad the efort isn't made to understand the Catholic tennants as it is to understand and embrace Islam.

The story re the reproduction activist SF is her indignatition at having to pay for BCpills while attending an expensive university. that display was stunning to mainstream America.

Pelosi and the Dems used SF as a diversion to move the conversation from infringment on religious rights to contraception and Limbaugh fell for it and the media ran with it. The litmus test for their sincerity, shock and horror, is the on air existence of Ed Schultz and Bill Mahr who never are the target of media criticism for their blatant hate speech. The fix is in.

The Dems and the media won this battle but will lose the war.

[ringwise]

Originally Posted by Ceece

I know why the church objects but I don't live in a church and don't care what they think when it comes to public policy.

But you do live in a country that upholds the Constitution. You can disagree, but it remains just that - "what you think".