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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=TheManWithAUsername][quote=Anonymous][quote=TheManWithAUsername][quote=Anonymous]As I have in another forums, I have no idea why any health insurance should cover contraception or Viagra. I should not have to pay for someone else's sex life. Sorry.[/quote] No need to apologize; no one is seeking agreement from someone as unthinking as you.[/quote] Persuasive argument! So, should my health insurance cover my personal trainer? Why should I subsidize somebody's sex life? How are we going to control health care costs when life style choices become health care matters? How can we justify taking money from cancer victims or reducing doctor payments to cover the costs associated with contraception or Viagra?[/quote] Others and I have addressed the thin argument repeatedly in the other threads. The "Sorry" PP (don't know if that's you), among others, refuses to deal with the obvious counterarguments. If you're sincerely interested in reasoned debate, you can go read it and get back to me, but I'm not going to write it up for the hypocritical drones to ignore once again. As they say, "Sorry."[/quote] And your argument is? Having a baby involves medical care for both mom and baby, as the lives of both can be at risk. Having sex as often as one wants or continuing to have sex at an older age is not a medical issue. What about legal drugs that build muscles? I want to get bigger, so let my insurer (and you) pay. In this scenario, I have no medical issues, but I simply have the desire to get bigger. What's the difference? [/quote] A baby only needs medical care if a woman opts to have one. It's a life choice. You act as though babies just "happen" and suddenly there is a medical need. But you have options, like ...wait for it.... birth control! [/quote]
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