Where were you when women seeking control of their bodies are accused of being "skanks" and "baby-killers"?
Where were you when women seeking control of their bodies are accused of being "skanks" and "baby-killers"?
Control of their bodies? Or the right to force someone else to pay to provide them the means to have control of their bodies?
Question remains unanswered.
Another question unanswered: What business provide free insurance where employees don't have to pay? I pay quite a bit for mine, so I'd like to know where the insurance is free.
I can't remember off the top of my head but I have heard of companies offering free health insurance. I know my cousin pays $1 per pay period for his health insurance. So he pays $2/month. I'd say that's pretty good since he had a lung removed last year and is only in his early 30s.
Edit: Quick Google shows Microsoft, REI, Whole Foods, Valero are a few that offer free health insurance.
Valero? Isn't that the company that Venezuela and Hugo Chavez use to funnel their stolen $30+billion in oil industry assets?
I won't buy from Valero.
<edit> Sorry, I misstated. It's not Valero, it's Citgo. My bad, got it confoozled.
I won't buy from Valero.
<edit> Sorry, I misstated. It's not Valero, it's Citgo. My bad, got it confoozled.
You still haven't answered Gridstone's question, not that anyone expected you to.
Says the man who never answers anything, only slings ********, hyperbole and sarcasm?
I'll not answer to you, man, sorry. You're not worthy of the consideration.
Grindstone is though isn't he? I'm talking about his question, not mine.
Actually, I apologize... I don't know you, personally. What I should have said is that your highly stylized and forcibly contrived internet persona isn't worth it.
Hm, yet none of those seem to be involved with this case. So where does this "morning after pills for free" argument stem from? Another strawman perhaps?
I don't expect an answer at this point. I think the tap dance explains enough.
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