(02-07-2012 12:18 PM)wvucrazed Wrote:  

(02-07-2012 12:16 PM)Bull_In_Exile Wrote:  

(02-07-2012 12:14 PM)wvucrazed Wrote:  Nope; it should not be a factor, period. We are beyond the point where we should be looking at ancient superstitions to guide our healthcare decisions.

But sadly not past the point where the enlightened folks get to strip away peoples basic rights in the name of their enlightenment.

If one's devotion to ancient superstition is so strong that it prevents them from providing care as required, then nobody is forcing them to do so. If you can't bring yourself to hand out birth control as required, then get a job parking cars at a mega-Church.

Why do you hate freedom? Seriously?

I hate the pill but if someone wants to run around handing them out I realize that as a citizen of a free nation I have no compelling reason to stop them.

You? You hate the idea that someone is guided by a different philosophy than you. And you're ready to restrict their rights so they make decision that you like.