From: hrubin@skew.stat.purdue.edu   
      
   On 2012-02-17, Ray Fischer  wrote:   
   > Eddie Haskell  wrote:   
      
   >>"Ray Fischer"  wrote in message   
   >>news:4f3b369c$0$11960$742ec2ed@news.sonic.net...   
   >>> jane   wrote:   
   >>>>On Feb 14, 12:29 pm, Juris Diction  wrote:   
   >>>>> It's cheaper to give a woman birth control pills than it is for the   
   >>>>> insurance companies to have to pay for childbirths and other female   
   >>>>> problems.   
      
      
   >>>>Well, then in that case, we should fuck  Minority rights and the US   
   >>>>Constitution.   
      
   >>> You're arguing AGAINST minority rights, rightard.  You're arguing that   
   >>> religious extremists should have power over people that aren't even   
   >>> part of their cult.   
      
   >>You're lying.   
      
   > You're a rightard crackpot.   
      
   >> The catholic church isn't asking to deny people birth control   
      
   > Yes they do, pro-liar.   
      
   The Catholic Church definitely tried to prohibit birth control   
   availability, and ( I do not know if this is still in effect)   
   for a time stated that any Catholic who voted to allow   
   abortions would be denied access to rights.   
      
   The Catholic Church is entitled to ADVISE its members what   
   to do, and can even SUGGEST to others to do this.  Anything   
   more is violation of the separation of church and state.   
   That I do not LIKE certain types of behavior does not mean   
   that I would vote to prohibit them.   
      
   One should keep in mind the following, quote from memory.   
      
   Good people will do good things, and evil people will do evil   
   things.  But for good people to do evil things requires religion.   
      
   I am not accusing any particular religion here; many are guilty,   
   including mine.  The essence of freedom is the right to do   
   what others believe is wrong.  The right to swing my fist   
   stops at, or even before, your nose; I do not have a moral   
   right to harm you, but I do not need to follow your morality.   
      
   The greatest immorality of all is to impose one's morality on others.   
      
      
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