President Obams's Effort to Force Prophylaxis On Church Organizations and Schools Fails

President Obama's effort to force churches and schools to provide free birth control to employees has failed for now. One wonders about the idea that birth control is a health issue at all.

Certainly food is a health issue; without food one dies. Without intercourse one can survive indefinitely-even sailors adrift in lifeboats at sea have been known to survive several weeks.

A legal problem may exist in government regulations to require that anyone supply birth control paraphenalia to minors for whom sex is probably illegal in many circumstances. So the issue is actually reducible to sex between married couples. The Government might give a few free rubbers to adults, yet on a sustainable basis they should get rubber stamps or something to ditto the decrease of population from the I.R.S. as a tax rebate or give one dollar to a Presidential campaign fund.

I really don't know if birth control pills require a prescription. If they are available over-the-counter then married couples should get rubber stamps generically useful for pills if they can prove they are very poor and don't want to have kids, or more kids. Perhaps the Obama administration will next also seek to legalize happy suicide pills eventually as health care for society to reduce over-population.

Unmarrried should be able to afford birth control for-themselves for a quickie or two, and for protracted fornication they should really not expect taxpayers to supply the condomnations.

Actually men's gas station restrooms sell rubbers for 50 or 75 cents. Maybe women's restrooms should have those to so females can whip out a rubber from their purses when they feel the need to liberate their libido with close contact of the sexual kind.

If minors want to perpetrate sexual activities leading to pregnancy and gestation plainly they should expend on a super-deluxe rubber if they don't want to make the spring planting a family thing in the future.

It is good that the President has rolled back his decretal that a saturation of church groups and organization with rubbers and whatever to stop births. Maybe a new committee can be formed to investigate the several important issues in Congress.

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