Birth Control Pill Tax: Forbes Writer Argues Women On Hormonal Contraceptive Pills Should Pay More

Jun 07, 2012 10:26


While President Obama wants to grant women access to free birth control, this guy thinks women ought to pay more for access to contraception -- $1,500 per year more, to be precise.

$1500... uhh what? )

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atheistkathleen June 7 2012, 20:40:14 UTC
give us free IUDs and save the fish

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roseofjuly June 8 2012, 02:32:54 UTC
You wouldn't have to put the IUD inside yourself, though, and it goes a different place than the tampon. I feel you, though, I hate using tampons too.

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confectionqueen June 8 2012, 14:40:00 UTC
And actually allow some of us to get our tubes tied. Don't bitch about my meds polluting the water, then tell me I can't have the surgery.

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crossfire June 7 2012, 20:40:58 UTC
Worstall is just trying to come up with an "environmentalist" argument for justifying his misogyny, probably in the vein of "let the bleeding heart libruls chew on THIS one har de har harr."

He can go take a flying fuck at a rolling donut. Birth control should be free. We should also be working harder on our environmental impact. These are not mutually exclusive things, and he's a fucking idiot for thinking so.

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empath_eia June 8 2012, 00:56:42 UTC
He can go take a flying fuck at a rolling donut

That is quite the mental image.

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kaymyth June 7 2012, 20:47:29 UTC
Wait....his logic is that the pharmeceutical companies shouldn't pay for cleanup because the cost would just get passed on to the women who use birth control, implying that this is a bad thing.. So instead he's going to tax the women who use birth control.

O.o

Is anyone else thinking that his logic does not resemble our Earth logic?

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catalana June 8 2012, 02:22:20 UTC
Thank you - I thought I was the only person scratching my head over this.

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roseofjuly June 8 2012, 02:33:16 UTC
Yes, I was very confused by that.

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vulturoso June 7 2012, 20:51:39 UTC
Ho, ho, whoa there... Now, let's not go talkin' about holding pharmaceutical companies responsible for the pollutants they generate when we can very easily just blame sluts for being slutty (and men are great).

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erunamiryene June 7 2012, 20:56:30 UTC
Straight Men,

You would do well to remember that when we pay for birth control, we are paying for you to have sex, as sex with each other - or ourselves - does not require birth control.

Consequently, perhaps you should STOP TRYING TO MAKE IT HARDER FOR US TO GET BIRTH CONTROL, you fucking ninnyhammers.

Goddamn, y'all are stupid sometimes.

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emofordino June 7 2012, 22:33:32 UTC
SERIOUSLY.

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