Virginia woman: The GOP’s War on Women makes me feel ‘unwelcome in my hometown’ | The Raw Story
...“I’ve felt a little unwelcome in my hometown,” she added. “To think that people would take that control away to protect myself or minimize my fears [about cancer], it’s so intense.”For instance, she said, “A friend of my sister’s posted a Fox news article on Facebook about birth control coverage being a First Amendment issue,” and she tried to stop herself from picking a fight. But then she realized, “‘I’m going to go there. I’m going to go there on Facebook.’” She added, “I said, contraception aside, I take birth control for serious health issues. And he just came back and said, ‘Yeah, but that’s a violation of my rights.’ My continued health, he said, was a violation of his rights...”
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If conscientiously objecting to war still requires paying taxes that fund wars, then the same set of taxation rules should apply to those who don't believe in contraception.
Amen, brother.
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