[MasterGunner01]

To recap the story of Ms. Fluke and her birth control problem -- let's see:
1. Ms. Fluke attends Georgetown Law School that costs over $40,000 per year, not including room and board that are extra. She spends $1,000 on birth control per year because the school health service does not provide it free. That means at $1 per condom, Ms. Fluke is having sex 2.74 times per day, 24/7/365. When does she find time to go to class or study?

2. The Washington, DC Health Department issues free condoms. Ms. Fluke and her poor female student sisters could go there and get their freebies.

3. Understandably, Ms. Fluke cannot charge her professors for sex in exchange for passing grades, so she ought to charge her other hookups a minimum of $2-5 to cover the cost of the condoms — one for an emergency stash and one to go.

4. If Ms. Fluke should get very experienced by her numerous hookups, she might consider becoming the second Heidi Fleiss [aka Hollywood Madam] to the Washington, DC movers and shakers. Heidi made hundreds of thousands — even millions — of tax free dollars running a top-of-the-line “escort service” for the rich and famous. Now, consider how much Heidi Fleiss made in comparison with the most expensive lawyer hourly rate. No contest. Heidi Fleiss wins and the lawyers lose big time.

[Ohioan]

But Heidi was running a traditional business, dealing with actual needs. Miss Fluke--unless she is an unwed mother, I will not use the disparaging Ms.--is a professional agitator--a form of parasite, now all too common in contemporary America.

I do not know enough about Heidi's business practices to form a moral judgment; but it seems a stretch to even suggest that she ever stooped to the level of Miss Fluke; or was the sort of exhibitionist that Miss Fluke appears to have been--which itself violates traditional moral codes..