BTW

Mister Spock: "People are more productive and enjoy a higher standard of living when they're not "cared for" by their government, You_Fool. That I'm saddled with the cost of taking care of people like you taxes the standard of living of my family. In our humble opinions, you're not worth it."

You_Fool   "Kemp: by people you mean rich white guys, or at least the established upper classes... The fact you don't respect the workers means your opinions not worth considering...."

1.  He didn't say rich, white, guys, or upper classes.  You read that into it.
2.  You got insulted by what he didn't say.
3.  You punished him by ignoring him based on what you imagined he said.
4.  You will be sued by BBC1 for infringing their copyright

WTF is this? PM me at 5:46
in the mornin, crack of dawn an'
now I'm yawnin - wipe the cold out my eye
See who's this PM me - and why
It's my neighba Nolio from the #mod
Told me he was in the #nfl spot, and heard the intricate plot
of euros wanna stick me like flypaper neighbor
Slow down love, please chill, drop the caper

she looks like Gabrielle Giffords

Allen West is doing one down in Florida

Who RULES America, [silly person]

bogus

OPEC will just open the taps and drive the price down until US production diminishes

unless...we get into OPEC X)

relics of Rome

if you don't like CNSNEWS.COM

here's that infamous right wing site, Women's Health

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Some brands of the Pill can cost as much as $50 a month. What if you could throw that $600 into something way more fun this year?

A recent survey of more than a thousand women by the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists found that many women are doing just that: Of those who switched their birth-control method in the past year, 14 percent did so in order to save cash.

Here

we're on FB so send me the info direct

I just saw a nifty Justin Beiber pillow for $7

At daybreak, Primo

"If that is your argument, then my counter argument is that we are then forced to potentially burden a woman with an annual $600 for what could have been $120.00 (assuming the insurance dropped the price down to $10.00 from $50.00), and she forfeits an annual $480.00 to her medication deductible. I'm saying that's unfair, and I don't see how the employer's right to a conscience is more important.

But you are right, I do not hold a person's conscience against abortion in high regard. I'm only willing to grant the employer their exemption as a conscientious objector when the birth control is used as a contraceptive without another valid medical reason. "

Without personal conscience why should anybody obey such laws? You can't possibly prosecute everybody.  Not even most.

"Moreover, I believe that the freedom of religion should be radically reinterpreted. It should mean that while people are free to practice their religion privately within reason, the public is also free from their religion. There ought to be an iron wall between religion and state/secular institutions. Which is why I am okay with people going to church and living as conservatively as they want (unless it involves abuse etc), but I am impatient with political social conservatism, conscientious objectors, bibles in courts, and faith-based initiatives."

Meaning what, we pull out a Bible and start praying and you'll drag us off like the KGB?  Again, how will you enforce such a thing? What makes you think you can?