It was a rash statement. I do not pay enough to the Libertarian Party to speak intelligently about their stances. You just made me realize it.
I am a Constitutional conservative that leans libertarian.
I really don't understand what farming has to do with morals.
Yes. Now list the things that make me a hypocrite.
OK, sorry I took it that way.
Morality? You dare bring up morality?
If somehow men could only be taught to control the release of their seed. With controlled release, you dont give the woman the decision to have an abortion or carry to term.
What a worthless POS.
Well, there are plenty of ways to do that.
...but it occurs to me that a discussion limited to a man, his seed and the woman who ends up with it leaves out the rights of the most important and innocent and without choice person in the mix.
That about sums it up.
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So we're talking theory, not reality. Pretty much everyone knows how not to get pregnant and how to not get someone else pregnant unless you are trying to. Still happens wih regularity. Always will.
A reminder that adhering to the fundamental principles and best practices is a good idea and failure to do so results in predictable consequences.
Thomas Jefferson did.
So we're talking theory, not reality. Pretty much everyone knows how not to get pregnant and how to not get someone else pregnant unless you are trying to. Still happens wih regularity. Always will.
Therein lies the basis for failure... to characterize the responsibility of birth control by the issuer as theory is antithetical. Theory? Nope, as real as it gets. Within one generation the notion of having intercourse without the use of a barrier method by men could become as sociologically unacceptable as walking around in public naked. The seatbelt requirement is a good example...we went from a non seatbelt society to now the idea of not buckling up is just plain unacceptable. How can the responsibility of where you deposit half the requirement for possibly starting a child be any less important? Women have been taught and accepted that the onus for birth control is their responsibility starting from the moment they get their first period. Why? Lets start the campaign and begin insuring that young men know from the beginning they are the ultimate responsible party for the control of procreation.
Just food for thought... You’re a woman who really wants to get laid. You’re with a guy who really wants to get laid. Are you going to trust him that he’s really using whatever form of male birth control?
I didn’t think so.
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