SmokeyDan
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Are you stupid or ignorant?
Show me one major policy person in the Republican party who wants to ban birth control.
F@ck you Boehner
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Show me one major policy person in the Republican party who wants to ban birth control.
Padawanbater2
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UncleBuck
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here are 132 in the house of reps alone.
https://www.congress.gov/bill/113th-congress/house-bill/1091/cosponsors
SmokeyDan
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If by " ban birth control" you mean not make your employer buy it, then I guess you would be correct.
Outside of Catholic dogma, I am unaware of any group that wants to ban birth control.
Catholics are traditionally under the Democratic tent. I'm aware this is changing. I'm also aware that it is an official position of the church, and not a belief most Catholics hold.
Please tell me who all these Republican or conservative policy makers are who want to ban birth control.
SmokeyDan
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Cool, more stupidity, ignorance, or deception.
That link is a life begins at conception bill and has little to do with the vast majority of birth control methods or drugs.
It might lead to making the morning after pill illegal.
UncleBuck
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nope, all hormonal birth control.
i know you're into dudes, bignbushy, so allow me to give you a basic biology lesson.
sometimes, when a man places his penis inside a woman and ejaculates, the sperm will fertilize an egg. that is the point at which these people say life begins, they refer to it as conception.
but the process isn't over.
that fertilized egg still needs to implant on the uterus for anything to move forward. sometimes, rarely, birth control works by preventing that fertilized egg from implanting on the uterus, and that fertilized egg goes bye bye out the woman's vagina hole.
those 132 republicans would call that act "murder" since that barely fertilized egg is a "person" from the moment of "conception".
now go suck some more dicks but don't let daddy find out, lest he cut you off.
SmokeyDan
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It doesn't say so in the bill. At least no where in the link you gave.
You're out of you're gord if you think they want to ban people from buying their own birth control.
I have never heard a single person say that bc should be illegal. Even catholic clergy now just says the faithful shouldn't take it.
nitro harley
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Pada.
I am a conservative and I think we should ramp up BC and abortions. It should be free and available 24/7 and if you are a registered Dem it should come with a free ride to the dumpster.
