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Politics : Mainstream Politics and Economics
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To: TimF who wrote (9486)2/16/2012 6:44:43 PM
From: Steve Lokness  Read Replies (1) of 85487
 
Tim, this is my last post on the issue to you since your answers just keep getting longer and longer.

<<<<<The contraceptives in question would not be free, the cost is covered as part of the employees compensation>>>>

They are free when you factor in the cost to the insurer of providing for the care of a pregnant mother, the birth of the child and all the cost associated with a new born child to the insurer. My guess is if people would argue this honestly contraceptives make money. If you refuse to consider these cost associated with birth - then of course the contraceptive is not free. But that is just strange reasoning and frankly - I'm tired of explaining it. So rant on.........
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