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Should religious organizations be required to provide free contraceptive coverage

http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2012/02/10/white-house-to-announce-accommodation-on-contraceptive-policy/

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+4 Views: 828 Answers: 9 Posted: 12 years ago

I don't believe religious organizations, insurance companies, employer, or government should be required to pay for contraceptives.
It's a personal responsibility and should be so.

Commented 12 years ago

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Tommyh

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NO! It's a personal responsibility & always was & always will be.

The old slogan "If it's not on,It's not on" comes to mind.

Why should any organization religious or not be burdened with the responsibility?

12 years ago. Rating: 11
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bowlesy

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this is just another case of trying to put the responsability for you actions on some one else.i dont think you would get much help in this department from the cathalic church either unless the pope`s had a rethink.

12 years ago. Rating: 7
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jhharlan

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Required? No, it's none of their business........This is from so left field...........

12 years ago. Rating: 6
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PEOPLELOVER

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The wording of this question is hilarious "---free contraceptive COVERAGE"

You say you do not think the orgaisations should "----pay for contraceptives"

Why do you think they should get them for nothing, money wise that is.

They would need them for "coverage"

Thank you Oh Head less One, I now know what happened, you laughed your head off at the wording of one of your questions.

12 years ago. Rating: 6
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Headless Man

OK, It couldn't been worded better.........lol

commented 12 years ago

eggplant

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Definitely not. What people do is their business. The church and government should stay out of people's personal lives.

12 years ago. Rating: 5
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PEOPLELOVER

Eggy I agree BUT who do the "people" look to for help in their "personal" lives
No job that is personal. Have a baby that is personal.
House gets flooded that`s personal.
Need hospital care that`s personal.
Family splits that`s personal.
When you look at it from that perspective there are so many "personal" things that we take for granted as a right to expect help with.

All that aside I believe family planning is family business. Not the realm of Canberra or The Vatican.

commented 12 years ago

nomdeplume

PL, what is this 'Canberra', are you confusing the Archbishop of Canterbury with the Aussie capital?

commented 12 years ago

Nene43