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wildchild

Registered: Jul 2011
Posts: 804

08-23-12 02:13 AM

If you are pro-choice, then you can choose to pay the bill.

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mrbill

Registered: Jun 2012
Posts: 1492

08-23-12 02:22 AM

Quote from wildchild:

If you are pro-choice, then you can choose to pay the bill.

"Recently, 9 out of 10 managed care plans were found to have financed abortions, and about 15% of all abortions performed in the United States were financed with government funds. During this year’s session, the Florida Legislature passed a bill, which will prohibit certain insurance plans from financing abortions.

Effective July 1, 2011, insurance plans financed with state government or federal government dollars will not be permitted to cover abortions for its insureds. In other words, no government insurance plan, such as Medicaid, will be permitted to pay health care providers for performing abortions"

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PocketChange

Registered: Jul 2008
Posts: 2036

08-23-12 02:33 AM

If a bank gambles and blows up why are tax payer dollars used to sustain and support an artificial entity?

Maybe bankruptcies and organization failures should be relabeled as corporate abortions.

Pro life / Pro choice is a no win topic... too much emotion and beliefs in play. The millions used to provide woman healthcare services are miniscule in the grand scheme and just a smoke and mirror talking points for the politicians.

My personal belief is its strictly a private matter concerning only the woman and her doctors. No one has any right or business to interfere with her free will and choice.

Unfortunately Doctors in the US no longer practice medicine... they practice insurance billings and malpractice avoidance. Even the reputable good intended doctors have long ago compromised their moral compass in order to stay solvent. They stray from the insurance company guidance and they get dropped.

Why are any tax payer funds being used for any humanitarian aid outside of the US? Why are we providing free healthcare abroad but not at home?

just another fiscal perspective.... $500 today to abort or $500/month welfare for 18 years?

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mrbill

Registered: Jun 2012
Posts: 1492

08-23-12 02:40 AM

Quote from PocketChange:

If a bank gambles and blows up why are tax payer dollars used to sustain and support an artificial entity?

Maybe bankruptcies and organization failures should be relabeled as corporate abortions.

Pro life / Pro choice is a no win topic... too much emotion and beliefs in play. The millions used to provide woman healthcare services are miniscule in the grand scheme and just a smoke and mirror talking points for the politicians.

My personal belief is its strictly a private matter concerning only the woman and her doctors. No one has any right or business to interfere with her free will and choice.

Unfortunately Doctors in the US no longer practice medicine... they practice insurance billings and malpractice avoidance. Even the reputable good intended doctors have long ago compromised their moral compass in order to stay solvent. They stray from the insurance company guidance and they get dropped.

Why are any tax payer funds being used for any humanitarian aid outside of the US? Why are we providing free healthcare abroad but not at home?

just another fiscal perspective.... $500 today to abort or $500/month welfare for 18 years?

Good point. Much along the lines of how the social conservatives are supposed to be Pro Life, but are really just Pro Birth. They could care less about helping the children after they're born, or the death penalty. The Pro Life moniker is just a Pro Birth religious dodge.

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gwb-trading

Registered: Jan 2002
Posts: 1652

08-23-12 02:41 AM

The abortion is cheaper than paying for welfare for 18 years.

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peilthetraveler

Registered: Jun 2005
Posts: 7056

08-23-12 04:18 AM

Quote from gwb-trading:

The abortion is cheaper than paying for welfare for 18 years.

Well if you are going with that logic...let me go with this logic as my rebuttal.

18 years of $500 per month welfare = $108,000

Age 18 then he/she becomes a tax paying citizen. Since the average person makes $48k per year and the federal tax one pays in the US is 12.6% thats $6k per year for 40 years = $240,000+ in federal taxes. So obviously it pays in the long run to keep these future taxpayers around.

Lets also not forget all the local sales taxes this citizen will pay over the course of his life, the property taxes he will pay when/if he buys a house, and also try to remember...when you abort one of these little bastards, it cuts into your future social security money...thats right...the money you paid in all your life and because they were aborted...No Social security for you!

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