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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]People here VASTLY overestimate the effect local politics has on a college’s applicants.   Have Texas and Rice suffered? Most DCUMers would donate a kidney to get into Rice.  They’ve been conservative forever.  When Michigan and Pennsylvania went for Trump, did that negatively impact apps to UMichigan or Penn or CMU or Swarthmore? People flood Duke and UNCCH and Davidson.  Why do you think Florida is somehow the one place people would avoid going because of its politic?[/quote]

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You both are idiots

Our laws have changed they will keep changing and not for the better

Rice is in Texas you want to risk your kid being there ?..

Only horrific parents dummies will be sending college aged kids who get pregnant to any red state .

This is not only about abortion you are literally idiots [/quote]

I know it’s hard for you to believe but some of us raise college age kids (girls) of all whom we’re virtually certain won’t “get pregnant” while in college. You see there is something taught to some kids called basic morals. [/quote]

Basic morals didn't prevent my college roomate from getting raped.[/quote]

College age girls should have pill, implant or mini-IUD. You cannot rely on condoms only as a young woman as a contraceptive. If for medical reasons none of these work, Plan B is available in FL without a prescription.[/quote]

It's [b]irresponsible[/b]to suggest medications with non-zero side effects just in case a woman is raped. [/quote]

As horrendous as it is to be a woman in this world and have to worry about being raped (1/3 college age women will experience sexual assault) constantly, it is certainly not irresponsible to prepare yourself or make sure your daughter is prepared just in case. In fact, it is the opposite. It is irresponsible NOT to have some type of preventive birth control in place.

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It is immoral and reprehensible that you would suggest young women in college be on birth control to prevent against some man thinking he has the right to have sex with her, against her consent, rather than focusing on preventing those rapes to begin with. And focusing on the behavior of young men that makes them think they can do so.[/quote]

No, it's just common sense. I've been raped. Of course in an ideal world, we would as a society be focused on preventing rape to begin with. But that is unfortunately not the world we live in. If I could single-handedly change that I would. But neither you nor I nor any other individual can prevent men from raping women. It makes sense for women to protect themselves from pregnancy.[/quote]

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