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To: SuzyQue
All of that may well be true, but, again, what does it have to do with the constitutionality of funding or banning contraceptives? Why is this issue being inserted into this argument? Why are you buying it?

The issue is not contraception, it is religious Freedom. I am being asked to pay for and support what I consider immoral practices. Why do my insurance premiums have to pay for someone else contraception or abortion?

Why should hospitals with religious affiliation be forced to do procedures that they consider immoral?

The government is mandating that we violate what we consider Gods laws in favor of man's law.

74 posted on 02/16/2012 7:47:46 AM PST by verga (Party like it is 1773)
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To: verga

I think we’ve managed to circle around now and say essentially the same thing. Here is my original comment:

“Dimocrats are counting on us having this type of discussion, and they will use it to club us over the head and reelect the big 0.

We need to stay far, far away from the religious arguments, and stay with the unConstitutionality of the the whole thing.”


82 posted on 02/16/2012 8:25:13 AM PST by SuzyQue
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