Thursday, March 26, 2009

17-year old's allowed morning after pills

A judge has ruled that 17 year old kids should be allowed access to the morning after pill. They can't drink but they can abort babies. They can't buy a home or rent an apartment without their parent's signature, but they can abort babies without parental input. They don't even have to go see a doctor, no prescription needed.

Abortion rights types: "Today's ruling is a tremendous victory for all Americans who expect the government to safeguard public health," said Nancy Northup, president of the Center for Reproductive Rights, which brought the lawsuit against the FDA.

Love the government, love the judge, yuk, yuk, yuk. Hate babies, eeeuuuwww, yuckky.

Uh, duh, explain to me how we're safeguarding the health of kids by promoting unprotected sex because they know they can take that little pill and voila, no after affects like an unwanted pregnancy? Sure, let's teach our children to pop a pill for everything. Let's teach them that the government is going to protect them, coddle them, keep them from harm.

We're handing more and more over to judges and the government. We're losing America.

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