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	Name:	Talullahhound -
	Subject:	You're showing your isolation
	Date:	2/19/2012 10:59:29 PM

I'm not sure under what circumstances contraception would be an "imperative". I think a woman (or man) that wants contraception should be able to obtain it. If see/he has health insurance, and it is covered under her benefits, then I think health insurance should pay for it. If she/hw does not have health insurance, then I think it is fine if she/he obtains it from a source which receives full or partial government funding (I'm talking about PP or some other org of that nature). I think it is far preferable for a woman to have access to contraception to avoid pregnacy than have to seek an abortion, or to bear an unwanted child (which may be abused, end up in the CPS system,etc). Of course, not all unwanted children end up that way. Some are given up for adoption or are taken in by family members.