Over-the-counter Plan B for teens?

[VirtualStranger]

HAHA NOPE

[Wykked Wytch]

So what? It's really easy to just find a stranger in the store to buy it for you.

There was a "What Would You Do?" show on it. The guys didn't know what Plan B was, but a lot of the women were willing to buy it (often with their own money) and then meet the actress outside the store to give it to her.

[Vene]

Dec 8, 2011 0:06:22 GMT -5 Wykked Wytch said:

So what? It's really easy to just find a stranger in the store to buy it for you.

There was a "What Would You Do?" show on it. The guys didn't know what Plan B was, but a lot of the women were willing to buy it (often with their own money) and then meet the actress outside the store to give it to her.

Do I even need to say what is wrong with this post?

[Napoleon the Clown]

Probably.

[Smurfette Principle]

So, so glad I'm eighteen now. 'Course I don't have a job or money or transportation of my own, but at least I don't need a prescription.

[lighthorseman]

In Australia, I'm pretty sure the PBS covers the morning after pill.

[clockworkgirl21]

I guess they want the teens to stay pregnant instead.

[murdin]

Dec 8, 2011 3:58:31 GMT -5 clockworkgirl21 said:

I guess they want the teens to stay pregnant instead.

Of course the government wants the teens to stay pregnant, at least until it can murder their wittle babbies in the womb. The demand for aborted embryos has been in constant growth ever since Roe vs Wade, and the evil atheist satanist gay muslim communist darwinist liberal politicians in particular can't seem to get enough of this delicacy.

[Damen]

You guys think that's bad? Take a look at what the Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius cited for her "justification" of overruling the FDA:

Explaining her decision, Sebelius cited the pill’s possible use by very young girls. “[T]en percent of girls are physically capable of bearing children by 11.1 years of age,” she wrote.

Clearly, she thinks we're stupid. Of course, we ain't buyin' her bullshit.

Experts dismissed this rationale. “[W]e strongly believe this focus is completely unfounded,” says Sneha Baro, senior public policy associate at the Guttmacher Institute. “Less than 1 percent of 11 year old girls are sexually active, but almost half have had sex by their 17th birthday. What we’re really talking about here is 15 and 16-year-olds.” Besides, as Woods points out, while it’s awful that a rare 11 or 12-year-old may need Plan B, such a girl is hardly helped by being forced to risk a pregnancy. “This is safer than Tylenol, and yet we’re going to put extra barriers to keep that young teen from preventing an unintended pregnancy when she’s already in that circumstance,” says Woods.

[N. De Plume]

Yeah, young girls are capable of getting pregnant. That’s the whole fucking point of making it easier to obtain the pill.