Posted on 01/02/2016 5:46:27 PM PST by jazusamo
#BlackTissueSamplesMatter
A retroactive abortion is appropriate here. "It would have happened much earlier, but the paperwork, whew!"
Seems to be about the lowest common denominator. To them both Viagra and abortion are there to facilitate sex pleasure.
On the positive side perhaps a lack of viagra would make less abortions necessary?
“Viagra vs Birth Control and abortion.
Apples vs Oranges”
BINGO!!! That nitwit is an attorney by training, and the public has every right to demand that an attorney can think logically. See what affirmative action and the dumbing down of college curricula has wrought? And if you think that’s bad, wait until MEDICINE goes all-out affirmative action under Obamacare!
Yeah, and no ‘High Capacity’ dildos allowed, ‘no Assault’ dildos allowed, and the women only can purchase one dildo in a 30 day period. The women can also be persuaded to turn in their old crusty dildos at ‘dildo buy back’ programs when they are no longer wanted.
Just wait until male birth control in a pill arrives.
Laz would hit it. (So would I.)
Not that I would have a way of knowing but it seems
that involving viagra in this matter could be perceived
as anti gay men. We certainly don’t want to do anything
to uncheer the queers.
She needs new batteries in her vibrator!
Why would any woman need to own more than 2 dildos?
And should she be required to apply for a concealed carry permit for it?
Some people don't have to worry about getting impregnated. 
Dem’rats = electile dysfunction
Somebody had to say it.
>>Just wait until male birth control in a pill arrives.
“Yeah, baby. Sure it’s okay, I took the pill. Trust me.”
I sure don't but Obamacare requires me to pay into female medical coverage as if I could.
I sure don't but Obamacare requires me to pay into female medical coverage as if I could.
A number of women choose to skip birth control in order to get pregnant without partner consent (calling it an “oops”), in order to either get him to marry her, or hit him up for child support. If the plan doesn’t work, she gets an abortion.
A reliable men’s “pill” would take away women’s ability to play that game. Feminists would oppose that.
I seem to recall a case where a man got a vasectomy and did not tell the woman he was with.
http://www.injurylawsourcepa.com/2012/03/vasectomy-fraud-misrepresentation-pa.html
Thursday, March 1, 2012
Husband Hides Vasectomy and Gets Sued by Wife
“Is it illegal in Pennsylvania for a man to conceal his vasectomy from his soon-to-be-wife when she is desirous of having children? Apparently so!”
“Jan Killmeyer Tudor said she married Todd Tudor Dec. 27, 1996, when she was 34 years old. Before marrying, they allegedly discussed their mutual interest in having children. Jan testified that she believed Todd was able to father children as he had three from a previous marriage.”
“Throughout the marriage Jan stopped taking birth control, had sexual relations with Todd, but was unable to conceive. She went on to see a fertility specialist, even undergoing an invasive procedure where dye was injected into her fallopian tubes. It was determined that there were no physical reasons to keep Jan from becoming pregnant. Jan also claimed that throughout the marriage, Todd told her he wanted children. He also expressed this to family and friends. He also reportedly claimed to see fertility specialist.”
“Jan said she experienced emotional distress each month she did not become pregnant. She claimed she stayed in the marriage in order to have a child even though she and Todd were experiencing marital difficulties. Jan reportedly changed employment to put more effort toward conceiving.”
Just think how the courts would react if a couple had the same conversation yet it was the woman who’d aborted their child and did not disclose it to the father.
the libs have been agitating like this for years.
what’s ironic is the clincs who treat men for ED promote their high standards such as board certified doctors, doctors with hospital privelges etc etc unlike abortion clinics who resist all standards.
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