Michigan, like many other states, is wrestling with the problem of birth control.
Like it or not, less children are being born into American families and the increase in population throughout the United States is not caused by domestic harmony and prosperity but by immigration.
The population of the United States is growing because of the influx of people moving to live here.
The problem that has surfaced in Michigan, and other states, is about insurance.
Should insurance companies pay for birth control by including it in their care offerings?
Many people say they should not have to pay.
Some say that the insurance companies should not be forced to pay for birth control.
A friend of mine said to me today, however, something that made me pause to think.
She said many insurance companies offer benefits to pay for Viagra.
What does this do?
It puts an artificial sex drive into men who are then driven to rape and abuse.
In that case, why not provide health benefits that pay for birth control.
Everyone knows that drugs are priced artificially high and insurance companies, at least health insurance companies, act no better than legalized loan sharks.
Why penalize women and give men an advantage that will lead to more abuse and unwanted pregnancies?
That is why I believe that if insurance companies pay for dried up old men to have erections then they should provide benefits to young women who do not want to be impregnated by these monsters.
Well in my experience ( I work with insurance carriers daily) most carriers are starting to cover birth control at least in the state of MO. At any rate comparing Viagra to Brith control is a bit out of whack in my opinion the birth control issue has been looked into.
yeah, the only abuse of viagra currently known is when some male porn stars crush it, dilute, then mainline it into their dicks
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Viagra does Not create an "artificial sex drive." It is not an aphrodesiac. It is strictly for the plumbing, a vasodilator, that's it. Any sex drive which arises as a result is purely a peripheral effect.
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