Originally Posted by Eli Lipschitz

Explain to me again why other people and myself sholud pay for your rubber when you pick up some woman at Unemployed Tavern.

The answer: you (the freeloaders) want free stuff on the backs of other people, especially rich people who pay most of the taxes. And yes, rich people pay for most of the government-over 3 / 4 of the governments revenue is from people who make $ 100,000 or greater.

Nobody minds your sexual life, just pay for it yourself. All of this is not a public thing, it is a private thing. If you want to bother your insurance company, then do that. But do not bother the government for rubber-or me for that matter.

HELLOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

Are you stuck on 'transmit'

Originally Posted by ENGINETORQUE

HELLOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

Are you stuck on 'transmit'

LOL Yes.

Originally Posted by dll932

It's not a luxury, it's the strongest drive we have after self preservation.

Being responsible includes preventing pregnancy.

We're not animals, we have minds, self determination, and self control.

Presumably most people been able to restrain themselves from doing the nasty in the middle of the street at rush hour, or on the refreshments table at the Christmas party. And I assume most proponents of forcing the unwilling to pay for someone else's contraceptives retain the same incredible level of self control.

It shouldn't be too much trouble then to assume actual responsibility for one's own birth control concerns.

Personal responsibility, accountability, self discipline et al are the enemy of liberalism. Everything is someone else's problem

Originally Posted by bildo baggins

Personal responsibility, accountability, self discipline et al are the enemy of liberalism. Everything is someone else's problem

Unqualified generalization much?

Originally Posted by MtnGoat

We're not animals, we have minds, self determination, and self control.

Presumably most people been able to restrain themselves from doing the nasty in the middle of the street at rush hour, or on the refreshments table at the Christmas party. And I assume most proponents of forcing the unwilling to pay for someone else's contraceptives retain the same incredible level of self control.

It shouldn't be too much trouble then to assume actual responsibility for one's own birth control concerns.

Easy availability of BC facilitates that.

Sterilization even better

Originally Posted by dll932

Easy availability of BC facilitates that.

It is easy. Go to walmart. Very cheap. Your responsibility.

No one has explained to me yet why I should pay for your rubber when you pick up some woman at a bar.

There is no justification

If you wanna jiggle the beans, bring your own equipment

LMAO!!! and ABSOLUTELY correct!

Originally Posted by dll932

Easy availability of BC facilitates that.

it is easy. it's at every grocery store, every 711, it's everywhere. there are no excuses

Originally Posted by Eli Lipschitz

It is easy. Go to walmart. Very cheap. Your responsibility.

No one has explained to me yet why I should pay for your rubber when you pick up some woman at a bar.

gosh, they'll tell you 'we're all in this together'.

That means they take, and you give.

like the guy who stops by when the well is almost done, does one shovelfull, if you're lucky, and proclaims himself a helper who contributed so should get water. (you hear a lot about the 'contribution' of net takers)

Remember...the constant of modern liberalism is that everyone *elses* selfishness concerning you is OK, but your own for you, is not.

The insane outcome of their irrational, twisted thinking is that the only person who is illegitimately selfish about your actions and resources...is YOU.

I always had issues finding the Magnum brand

This is getting silly - there are 101 reasons for contraception and 101 reasons for supporting contraceptive measures that are nothing to do with 'responsibility' (lame...) or 'personal morality' (blah blah blah).

From the prevention of STD's spreading (yep that's right buddy - you don't want the next door's teenage kid giving your wife something she might bring home, if she's playing away...) as just one example.

Then there are a whole raft of unwanted pregnancy issues, orphans left dependant on the state for example - wouldn't the right 'whingers' be drivelling on ad nauseum about those come the day!

No - not a bit of it - it's not just a case of 'if you want to play then down to you'

I do despair of my fellow man at times!

If you can't afford a bungee, don't attempt the jump