Vic,
Nobody wants to prevent an insurer from covering birth control if they so choose.
And the GOP didn't call the prostitute* a whore.

tailgater wrote:

But for the government to force insurers to cover birth control, and to ignore even religious based dissent, is a tragic misappropriation of legislation.

*Note:
She may not be a prostitute in the typical sense, as she's likely not turning tricks for profit.
But is it really such a wide chasm betweeen:
1. Having sex when paid for by others.
2. Only having sex when others pay.

You can add "for the birth control" to #2 if you so choose. But it really isn't required.

First of all, I used the rush limbaugh logic to get your gourd. Mission accomplished.

As for the use of birth control for reasons other than sex?
There are only 2 categories that I know about:
1. medical concerns/conditions
2. protection from pregnancy

Tell us, oh promiscuous one, if there are other purposes not known by us mere mortals who have only a sad, single volume to our little black book.

You are, afterall, the Wilt Chamberlain of Cigarbid.
(Emphasis on the wilt, from what the georgetown squad proports...)

tailgater wrote:

As for the use of birth control for reasons other than sex?
There are only 2 categories that I know about:
1. medical concerns/conditions
2. protection from pregnancy

tailgater wrote:

Sex and birth control medication are not linked. You think it is, Rush tells you it is, but they aren't.

victor809 wrote:

There is trouble in the Forest.... :-" :-"

DrafterX wrote:

I heard liberals women weren't allowed to shave.... 😟

DrafterX wrote:

He heard that Rush disbanded because they used to much oxycontin.... 😟

DrafterX wrote:

If you keep using things you don't believe in, just to get my gourd, then people are going to get the wrong opinion of your views.

Rather than ask me questions, why don't you ever ask the internet?
http://www.guttmacher.org/media/nr/2011/11/15/index.html 

The simple reality is that "being on the pill" is not satisfactory for casual sex, since diseases are all over the place. Primary birth control in non-committed relationships is still condoms, because of the disease protection. The only women that would use the pill as their primary birth control method would be in committed relationships (you know, married or together for a while). Outside of a committed relationship it's a "backup" in case of breaks (or something worse, like a sexual assault). So the women you're trying to call prostitutes are usually wives and girlfriends.

But I'll let you stick with your Limbaugh logic. Seems to work well for you.

victor809 wrote:

Without the accent, I imagine.

tailgater wrote:

He sounds like Elmo.... 😟

DrafterX wrote: