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Originally Posted by Tuuvi:
I think you are mostly right (mostly), but this doesn't have anything to do with the issue at hand. The woman talked about in the article claims that birth control costs thousands of dollars a year and so it needs to be covered by insurance. This doesn't have anything to do with horny highschoolers and whether or not they should have easy access to contraception.
Some teenagers don't use contraception as often as they should because it is "too expensive". Now, let's be clear. The generic pill is in fact very cheap. Like $10 a month. However, some women might have medical reasons that prevent them from using the generic formula/pill and thus need to rely on more expensive alternatives like those vaginal rings which I think can cost over $60-$80 a month.I think you are mostly right (mostly), but this doesn't have anything to do with the issue at hand. The woman talked about in the article claims that birth control costs thousands of dollars a year and so it needs to be covered by insurance. This doesn't have anything to do with horny highschoolers and whether or not they should have easy access to contraception.
That being said, it still shouldn't come out to thousands of dollars if I do my math correctly.
Originally Posted by Hosakawa Tito:
Of course not. I just expect for them to pay for their own recreation.
You expect young people to pay for their own stuff? Let them screw all day on free birth control and draw the line somewhere else that doesn't risk unwanted children being born. Of course not. I just expect for them to pay for their own recreation.
Originally Posted by Montmorency:
My friend, public transportation is not a service provided solely to myself and my acquaintances.
My friend, public transportation is not a service provided solely to myself and my acquaintances.
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