[nmh]

This is a GOOD thing!

Why should taxpayers fund promiscuity?

Contraceptives need to be handles by the individual, after all, isn’t it a PERSONAL matter what goes on in the bedroom? Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm? Consequences are also PERSONAL.

[Dilbert San Diego]

It seems like such twisted thinking that college students have expected free or reduced cost birth control. This sends a strong message that sex is expected to happen.

I don’t want to get in anybody’s bedroom, but if the issue is who is paying for things, the colleges certainly should not be paying for an elective prescription such as birth control pills. Do they pay for other prescriptions for other health concerns? I bet they don’t.

[Abathar]

To be honest free condoms is OK with me, mainly because they do help prevent the spread of STD's and act as a birth control also.

Giving the pill to a bunch of promiscuous girls that offers zero protection when they are 3 sheets to the wind and agree to fornicate with nothing more than a wink and a nod just seems like a stupid idea to me.

[MrB]

OH, no, no, no, no——

the quintessence of modern liberalism is that

they play, you pay.