Planned Parenthood president Cecile Richards recently tweeted:
“Nothing says ‘I love you, mom!’ like standing up for the right of mothers
everywhere to get the care they need.”
Translation:
“Nothing says ‘I love you, who would otherwise
have been my mom!,’ like standing up for the right of potential mothers
everywhere… to avoid becoming one.”
Ms.
Richards claims that simply being a woman will become a “pre-existing
condition” if Republicans repeal Obamacare. Note to Richards: being a woman is a pre-existing condition, much like
being a man is one. And always has been.
Being pregnant is a necessary
“pre-existing condition” to abortion, for that matter, Ms. Richards.
Richards stated: “The fact that
mothers reproduce will now be our economic burden,” while adding that
Republicans want to deny women access to adequate birth control. Whose economic
burden should one’s baby be? She
continued: “Needless to say, the outlook for any woman hoping to avoid
unintended pregnancy for the next four years is pretty bleak.”
No, it’s not. Or it shouldn’t be.
It is the easiest, most concrete thing imaginable, whether for the past four
years, the next four years, or for the four hundred years preceding or
succeeding us. If you’re a woman who doesn’t
wish to become pregnant, don’t have
sexual intercourse. It is literally that simple! If you truly, vehemently,
don’t want to become pregnant, but believe you can’t possibly be expected to abstain from having sexual intercourse,
what does that say about you?
Our current culture is anything but
intolerant of “women’s rights,” sex, promiscuity, immediate gratification (with
no consequences) and abortion. It heartily encourages
casual sex, single-women-led families, entitlements, and even birth control
paid for by others.
And that is an economic and social burden we all bear.
Needless to say, the outlook for
anyone hoping to avoid unintended idiocy for the foreseeable future is pretty
bleak.
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