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Obama rings up Limbaugh’s ‘slut,’ Georgetown’s Sandra Fluke

aww... How cute. A flurry of links from an atheist website and the Huffington post.

who would have expected that from you?


haha i link your ass up and you feeble back with this...who would have expected that from you? :lmao: x100


you are so full of dogshit, up to your ears in it.
 
so good for her for at least bringing it to attention to the students that georgetown ain't coverin some shit and not tellin you. I really don't understand why uni's are offering health care in the first place....it doesn't seem their place, am i wrong on that? And then requiring students to either buy from them or get outside policies that at least match what georgetown offers....doesn't this sound exactly like what you all bitch about the govt for doing? So some woman who wants birth control covered lowers her coverage in something else and i'll bet that policy gets rejected by Georgetown. This is all a moot point if Georgetown receives state and federal subsidy's.

:rolleyes:

"Fluke came to Georgetown University interested in contraceptive coverage: She researched the Jesuit college’s health plans for students before enrolling, and found that birth control was not included. “I decided I was absolutely not willing to compromise the quality of my education in exchange for my health care,” says Fluke, who has spent the past three years lobbying the administration to change its policy on the issue. The issue got the university president’s office last spring, where Georgetown declined to change its policy."
 
Right. It doesn't make sense because you (and me) aren't Catholic. I totally believe in the use of BC obviously, but I also believe its up to a private Catholic Univ to not provide it if they so choose. That's their right, whether I agree with their decision or not.

Again - how has this been handled in majority-Catholic countries that also have socialized medicine? If I recall correctly, Italy and France do have contraception coverage, and Ireland does not.
 
Again - how has this been handled in majority-Catholic countries that also have socialized medicine? If I recall correctly, Italy and France do have contraception coverage, and Ireland does not.

Those aren't "Catholic" countries. They are countries with a lot of catholics -- huge difference.

And I'll ask again:

If a 30 week pregnant mom decides she's not ready to be a mom and wants a partial birth abortion, should insurance carriers be mandated by law to cover it?
 
Again - how has this been handled in majority-Catholic countries that also have socialized medicine? If I recall correctly, Italy and France do have contraception coverage, and Ireland does not.

This issue has nothing to do with socialized medicine though. It's about a private catholic univ excluding birth control as a covered service. The question should be, what are other private catholic univ doing in this country. I've not researched it, but my guess is that they also don't cover it.
 
Those aren't "Catholic" countries. They are countries with a lot of catholics -- huge difference.

And I'll ask again:

If a 30 week pregnant mom decides she's not ready to be a mom and wants a partial birth abortion, should insurance carriers be mandated by law to cover it?

yeah - you will have to explain that one. Is the Vatican the only Catholic country by your definition?
 
yeah - you will have to explain that one. Is the Vatican the only Catholic country by your definition?

DB is trying to confound the idea of a catholic country versus a country with a lot of Catholics.

It's like saying the US is a Christian country -- it simply isn't.
 
DB is trying to confound the idea of a catholic country versus a country with a lot of Catholics.

It's like saying the US is a Christian country -- it simply isn't.


Your buddy Boehner would probably choke slam you for that comment. Santorum would slap your mouth instantly.
 
At the end of the day it should all come down to economics and freedom of choice. People can work nag go to school where they get the best insurance coverage. Insurance companies should gladly cover birth control because it is cheaper than birth.
 
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