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Science > Abortion |
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"melange" |
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30 Aug 2006 03:39:06 AM |
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EC pill empowers....men |
More proof that the people most empowered by abortion and so-called
emergency contraceptive [sic] pill are not women but MEN:
"the majority of purchasers are men buying EC for women. ... Women,
especially adolescents, said that they feel ashamed to purchase EC
themselves."
http://www.who.int/reproductive-health/publications/towards_adulthood/19.pdf
Jill Stanek writes:
"Especially adolescents."
Recall Thailand is where pedophile John Mark Karr was recently nabbed
on suspicion of murdering JonBenet Ramsey. The spotlight on Karr
exposed Thailand as a haven for child sex predators. ECs must come in
handy.
The U.S. is not yet a child sex toy land like Thailand. But authorities
and investigative journalists have recently warned that child porn and
sex predation are on the rise here, particularly due to the Internet.
Thanks to the FDA's approval of easy access to emergency
contraceptives, expect a spike.
What about women over 18?
The Bangkok Post reported, "[Men] buy the pills for their girlfriends
or wives ... so that they don't have to wear condoms and feel they're
at no risk of becoming a father afterwards. Some women ... said that
they didn't even know what they were taking; that the guy just said it
was a health supplement.''
Yes, we have here a real advancement for women - increased exposure
to STDs by ingesting mega-doses of female steroids (for which no
long-term research has been done) - sometimes without even knowing
it.
I don't know whether acting FDA Commissioner Andrew von Eschenbach was
caving to or cavorting with radical feminists when making his decision,
but it was irresponsible and dangerous.
[...]
Here's the magnitude of difference between prescription-only birth
control pills and now nonprescription ECs: Planned Parenthood
recommends taking 40 Ovrette brand birth control pills at one time to
equal the dosage of the EC.
Meanwhile, feminist groups - and politicians like Hillary Clinton
whom they pay off (who held up von Eschenbach's confirmation pending
his Plan B concession) - stand now to make a killing from it.
Planned Parenthood struck a deal with Barr Pharmaceuticals in 2004 to
purchase Plan B for "special pricing at $4.50 and $4.25, respectively,"
according to a confidential memo written by Planned Parenthood's
president of medical affairs, Vanessa Cullen, which was forced public
during a court case.
Planned Parenthood has been selling Plan B for $20-$30, with a scheme
already in place to undercut pharmacies.
"The emergency contraception pills will cost between $21 (if purchased
from our health centers) or $28-$35 (if purchased from a pharmacy),"
states Planned Parenthood Chicago's website - emphasis theirs. Even
at $21, Planned Parenthood makes a 350-400 percent profit.
http://www.worldnetdaily.com/news/article.asp?ARTICLE_ID=51738
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Once again it's clear what a powerful influence $$$ are on abortion
policy. Once again Planned Parenthood stands to rake in very big bucks
indeed. Their support for anything that brings in profits like that is
a no-brainer. "Womens' health? What women?"
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| User: "robpar" |
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| Title: Re: EC pill empowers....men |
30 Aug 2006 10:28:36 AM |
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On 30 Aug 2006 01:39:06 -0700, "melange"
<email_type_here@yahoo.co.nz> wrote:
Once again it's clear what a powerful influence $$$ are on abortion
policy. Once again Planned Parenthood stands to rake in very big bucks
indeed. Their support for anything that brings in profits like that is
a no-brainer. "Womens' health? What women?"
Planned Parenthood charges are based on ability to pay.
There is no charge to the poorest. Incidentally Planned
Parenthood, pay's for more live births than abortions. Their
goal is to eliminate unwanted pregnancies.
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| User: "Ray Fischer" |
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| Title: Re: EC pill empowers....women |
30 Aug 2006 12:25:09 PM |
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melange <email_type_here@yahoo.co.nz> wrote:
More proof that the people most empowered by abortion and so-called
emergency contraceptive [sic] pill are not women but MEN:
Number of men who die each year in the USA from childbirth: 0
Number of women who die each year from childbirth: about 350
As usual we see that the anti-sex anti-abortion prudes just want to
make women suffer.
--
Ray Fischer
rfischer@sonic.net
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| User: "--sexkitten--" |
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| Title: Re: EC pill empowers....men |
30 Aug 2006 03:47:39 AM |
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melange wrote:
<snip>
Keep moving...just another WorldNutDaily...nothing to see here...
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--sexkitten--
Sneechres on her mystery down payment:
1414fd53.0312122347.79901...@posting.google.com
By April of 2001, the money I had managed to save for a down payment on a
house (from my husband and I working three jobs between us) was
confiscated by the IRS.
The first year of the Bush presidency, I got money back and am now a
homeowner.
1129172027.067956.70...@g47g2000cwa.googlegroups.com
I never paid a down payment on my house. The government took it
all. Fortunately, my husband is a Navy veteran, we had good credit,
and he was able to use his military benefits to get a $0 down.
1130579291.315993.196310@f14g2000cwb.googlegroups.com
We did have a down.
1130263251.632250.146780@g14g2000cwa.googlegroups.com
Any amount is more than the zero I put in, you stupid crackhead.
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| User: "Spartakus" |
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| Title: Re: EC pill empowers....men |
30 Aug 2006 09:32:51 AM |
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melange wrote:
More proof that the people most empowered by abortion and so-called
emergency contraceptive [sic] pill are not women but MEN:
"the majority of purchasers are men buying EC for women. ... Women,
especially adolescents, said that they feel ashamed to purchase EC
themselves."
http://www.who.int/reproductive-health/publications/towards_adulthood/19.pdf
So when a man buys sanitary napkins for his wife/girlfriend/etc, that
empowers him too, right?
Jill Stanek writes:
Jill Stanek is a documented liar who was fired from her nursing job for
repeatedly violating patient confidentiality rules and lying about her
colleagues' practices regarding premature newborns who aren't likely to
live more than a few hours. If I were one of her colleagues, I
wouldn't trust her and I wouldn't want her within 50 parsecs of my work
area.
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