Getting rid of planned parenthood is a terrible idea. That place does a lot more than most people realize.
agreed if i was president i would be 100 percent for planned parenthood.. but as a women you can still purchase birth control without that program yes?
I truly feel sorry for people who aren't into politics.
It's not that i don't give a crap, but i know that we are screwed regardless whether we elect Romney or Obama, and i find it a little unnerving voting for someone who will probably screw us over.
its pretty sad when a middle of the road sensible view point is looked at as ridiculous.. not even middle of the road, a completely left leaning view point is still not good enough..the only sensible solution must be an extreme left view point, no compromise no middle ground just extremity.. thats what our country really needs 8-}
Just out of curiosity, what ever happened to the whole Ron Paul movement post-Romney taking the Rep Nomination? I really don't keep up with him as much as some of you here so any insight would be welcomed.
Since Ron Paul didn't win the nomination he and the movement (including myself) are now trying to push the libertarian agenda onto the Senate. In other words in each state Ron Paul supporters have filed to become Precinct Committee Officers of their town in order to push his agenda. The Liberty Movement is still strong, it's just not being televised. Most of us also voted for Gary Johnson because he's very similar.
Nola just made my head hurt. How would dudes like it if their government made it harder to near impossible to obtain condoms? So that leaves you vulnerable to STDs/AIDS along with having a unplanned baby. You don't have periods so I can't compare something similar to what bc regulates for us and helps us in that way
Oh lawd, so, my Uncle's over, and he's a ridiculously hardcore Christian, and he's like "So, election is on Tuesday. I know you can't vote, but any thoughts? Who would be your choice?", I said "Obama. I don't know how anyone could, in their right mind, vote for Romney, especially after the 47% comment.", and he said "Yea, Romney's not much better than Obama, but I'm voting Romney, anything is better than another 4 years of a Muslim in office, that's suicide of our country.".
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"More than 27 million people already have voted in 34 states and the District of Columbia. No votes will be counted until Election Day but several battleground states are releasing the party affiliation of people who have voted early.
So far, Democratic voters outnumber Republicans in Florida, Iowa, Nevada, North Carolina and Ohio — five states that could decide the election, if they voted the same way. Republicans have the edge in Colorado, which Obama won in 2008."
Nola just made my head hurt. How would dudes like it if their government made it harder to near impossible to obtain condoms? So that leaves you vulnerable to STDs/AIDS along with having a unplanned baby. You don't have periods so I can't compare something similar to what bc regulates for us and helps us in that way
your statement is pretty stupid but i understand why.. i can understand why you would be nervous about it or passionate about it i really do but you girls arent making the most sense in the world on this particular thing..its not even difficult to get birth control and i dont really a way that mitt romney is going to change that.. out of you girls how many get your bc from planned parenthood? all of you? no i seriously seriously doubt it..we had four years of george bush (who despite what that bullshit article said is just as bad as far more right winged than romney) how many times under george bush was it nearly impossible to get birth control..how bout never.. its easy to read sensational article and media and get nervous i fall victim to it too sometimes but lets inject a little reality into this and say that mitt romney would not take away your dumbass birth control.. and you women seriously need to give up the fukkin maytry routine.. none of you have had problems getting bc due to the government none of you have had problems getting an abortion..you have not been victimized in any way shape or form.. like i said i understand your concern over the republican party and their issues on womens rights as would I if i was a woman.. but your dialouge and just your attack first use logic second approach and playing the victim card isnt going to get women far in progressing the word..in fact it deters voters like me for trying to vote to help you girls out..and for the record and to answer your question if they made it harder to get condoms i wouldnt give to flying fucks and certainly wouldnt type paragraphs and vote for the leader of the fucking free world over it...
You're acting like birth control is our only and biggest worry. Planned Parenthood isn't just for birth control. But good for your opinions. You will never understand our point
im just trying to prove how you can take a media sensationalized issue and try and get the reality of it. romney isnt going to take your birth control away, he never was and if he wins he never will.. but if girls read a left written article saying he gonna take it all away theyre gonna go nuts..thats how it works.. i fully understand why a women would not vote for romney and i agree that bc is not his biggest womens rights fear..you girls need to be careful with the media tho and who you take it on cuz last time i checked guys still outnumber women voters so you might need us..if you ask me the scarier thing for women is a republican senate
I was always a big opponent of the "no uterus no opinion" but maybe not anymore.
thats bullshit, complete bullshit... so what you cant vote on any immigration issues either than if your gonna play that route cuz your not an illegal immigrant and so on and so on
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So far, Democratic voters outnumber Republicans in Florida, Iowa, Nevada, North Carolina and Ohio — five states that could decide the election, if they voted the same way. Republicans have the edge in Colorado, which Obama won in 2008."