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This ruling by the FDA will haunt them for years to come

Not only does it tell girls, you don't have to worry if there is a pill to pop

What do you think the chances of AIDS cases skyrocketing are?

This ruling by the FDA will haunt them for years to come Not only does it tell girls, you don't have to worry if there is a pill to pop

You can say the same thing about regular birth control pills.

Do you want to make them illegal too?

Oh, it's far more dangerous than that ... hormonal systems in the human body work on a feedback/regulatory system of signals. Incidence of infertility as these 'girls' age will be much higher, not to mention the malignancy potentials inherent in grossly manipulated endocrine balances during formative years.

"What do you think the chances of AIDS cases skyrocketing are?"

As promiscuity rises all of it's consequences will rise proportionally.

If it's as readily available as aspirin, the culture of death will reach another new low. This can only accelerate the cultures collapse.

I agree I am sure this will bite them in the butt later on. Personally, as I have stated before I'd rather see someone ruin their pregnancy -- before implantation vs. an abortion of what I would consider a baby (for me it's after implantation-- and definately as it forms that first month).
Do I think it's morally right, no.
Do I care if kids gets STD's in record numbers, no (aside from the finanical burden of more tax dollars), NO, NO NO.
I will expect to be in my childs face about their actions and they will learn to take responsibility for each and every one.

There are consequences to such actions, if our kids get more "whore-ish" and it's "bites" them in the ass then that's the consequence. So we change the scenerio from a 16 year old having a baby, now they have AIDS --

Point is Abortion is here to stay, unfortunately.
I admire the folks that are able to keep a hard line against this morning after pill. I can't b/c I think it's a better alternative. If people abuse it then they will suffer a consequence.

Oh, I think by prespricption (or at the Planned Parenthood place they can dole it out like candy). I don't want to see it at Walgreens on the shelf by the feminine products, really.

I've said my peace. Thanks.