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No adult anywhere in America is currently being prevented from copulating or from purchasing a life supply of condoms. This tiresome argument replayed by liberals OVER AND OVER AND OVER again about the "privacy of the bedroom" is ridiculous. "Conservatives" who pander to this in hopes of looking and sounding "cool" are quite silly. The idea that unless the government is funding some area of sexual social engineering that someone's "rights" are being hindered is ridiculous and HOWLINGLY ABSURD.

You can walk on to the campus of almost any college or university and get FREE condoms. Condoms for people in Pakistan or Tasmania have NOTHING to do with the U.S. Constitution or the "sexual freedom" of Americans. It's an absurd issue and the "libertarian" social policy spin is ridiculous. There is NOTHING "libertarian" about putting the government in the business of fomenting, directing, and controlling experiment social engineering on sexuality. The idea of giving U.S. tax dollars to the UN to do this is just OFF THE RADAR. Nothing "libertarian" about the UN or its genocidal depopulation schemes.

... "libertarian" social policy spin is ridiculous. There is NOTHING "libertarian" about putting the government in the business of fomenting, directing, and controlling experiment social engineering on sexuality.

I happened to catch Terry Gross' (Fresh Air) excruciating NPR interview of Stephen Moore, president of Club For Growth. When she questioned his libertarianism, she succeeding in labelling anyone pro-life or anti-gay marriage as people who wanted to invade the privacy of the bedroom. It was painful. But she really showed her complete lack of understanding when she obviously didn't understand his reference to a liberal elite.