There are companies already starting to sell bottled oxygen. Not for medical purposes either. It's like an air freshener can with air in it.

Who is trying to ban contraceptives?

There are so many ways to be infertile now a days.

Shot, plug, patch, pills, day after pills, etc etc

Is it really so bad that a women can't vacuum flush a child out of their uterus?

The current supreme court.

I'm don't have Down's Syndrome but I don't begrudge my insurance for covering the medical costs associated with Down's syndrome. You should be happy, some day your insurance might cover leg lengthening.

Down’s syndrome’s incidence rate is 0.1%

Single parenthood incidence rate is reaching 40%.

Per usual. Math is the downfall of liberalism.

Not sure what my height has to do with here.

You getting sick and dying is 100%.

You're probably gonna blow $500k+ on medical bills throughout your life unless you do something insane like commit suicide.

Maybe more with inflation...

Edit: BTW, kids are $250k+ each if you are planning your budget out.

This post was edited by mki on Nov 19 2022 07:39pm

I’m sorry what?

I don’t think you are at all familiar with how the US government works.


How about you try giving me one example of a conservative who wants all contraceptives banned. Plan b (also knows as abortion pills) being pulled off from over the counter stores does not count as a ban.

This post was edited by YeeHaw on Nov 19 2022 07:44pm

You heard me. Conservative activists are going to use SCOTUS to make contraceptives a state's rights issue. This has been an ongoing battle for 30+ years.

If you actually care, this article explains the situation in a way that is unbiased, but you're going to tell me that the publication is biased, which it clearly is.

So, the perspective is from a liberal, but the information is accurate.

https://www.propublica.org/article/inside-anti-abortion-meeting-with-tennessee-republican-lawmakers