06-24-2022, 09:38 PM
If one really wants to get technical, I believe the pill is something that keeps a fertilized egg from attaching to the uterine wall. Didn't the Catholic Church say at one point (this would have been many years ago) that they didn't support women being on the pill? They actually considered the pill to be an abortion. Yet the pill is probably the most effective form of birth control out there. It seems like some pharmacies are playing politics, in that they refuse to give women who come to fill a prescription for the pill their prescription, due to religious beliefs or some nonsense. If you are going to use that argument, you have no right to be a pharmacist. Stop playing politics with women's bodies. Some of these women, lacking a decent form of birth control, will get pregnant, and maybe then get an abortion. It's pretty ironic, isn't it?
Politicians (mostly men) don't want women getting abortions, but then they make it so that women who are genuinely trying to do the right thing are thwarted from doing it due to conservative evangelicals who are playing judge and jury. Straight up bullshit.
Yeah, this is a real hot button issue, and I'm not changing my mind or my views on it. This country has taken yet another step backwards due to the cancer who is trump.
Politicians (mostly men) don't want women getting abortions, but then they make it so that women who are genuinely trying to do the right thing are thwarted from doing it due to conservative evangelicals who are playing judge and jury. Straight up bullshit.
Yeah, this is a real hot button issue, and I'm not changing my mind or my views on it. This country has taken yet another step backwards due to the cancer who is trump.