Now that Roe v. Wade has finally been struck down, should the birth control pill be made illegal?

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Making the contraceptive pill illegal would bring many benefits to the population, such as reducing female promiscuity.

jeffiner · Accepted Answer

Sex is natural, religion and society have demonized it.
Eliminating the pill would wreak havoc nation wide. We conceive a lot easier than women did 50 years ago so the pill is the responsible option don't you think?
Plus, most girls don't go on the pill because they are sleeping around, that's what condoms are for.. they get on the pill because they, along side their partner, have decided to take that next step and agree a baby isn't what they need right now.
Sex before wasn't done for pleasure, it was done in order to continue bloodlines. So it was a necessity, a chore so to speak.
Over time we have learned that sex can be enjoyable for both parties involved, and since evolution has caused us to be turned on by human touch as well as the sight of flesh, then having sex before marriage is important. It's part of the process when making sure the two of you are compatible.
So no, making the pill illegal is an immature reaction and not a responsible response.

MzAsh · Accepted Answer

Heh. I think this would frustrate men the most. No one wants to have your babies, so you’re not getting laid. Ever. Die a virgin. Women could deal with this far better than men would.

D_Bone_Steak · Accepted Answer

It's not going to happen. The only reason Roe v wade got pushed out of the way is that democrats forced it to happen. They need it... like absolutely need anything possible to get people to be big mad about something. The problem is only 7% of voters use it as a major concern that moves their vote in any direction. Turns out most of us are not worried about how we're going to kill our baby at 8 months on.

For the most part the majority of the right was won over with the safe, legal, and rare argument. That wasn't good enough though as soon as Biden was in office. After birth abortions started getting pushed. If you're on the left... you agreed with that?

I'm pro abortion by the way, and I say kill your babies. I'm a sick individual and know it. But a viable human life, I mean can survive outside the womb at that point... if you want that, then you're more sick than me. That's pretty sick.

Fireguy17 · Accepted Answer

I'm not sure how you were able to connect those dots, but it's your right to think the way you do.
When I learned about sex, it takes at least 2 or more people.
So if you feel that there is too much female promiscuity now, who are they having sex with, just other women?
I'm thinking there are quite a few men doing a lot of drilling out there.
What about them, do you go back to giving them saltpeter?
Good luck with that.

AviatorTom · Answer

No, the birth control pill is also used just to regulate a woman's period cycle to be more normal, not just to prevent pregnancy. My sister started taking birth control pills as a late teenager, just because her periods were so erratic.

Why would you think making the pill illegal would make females less promiscuous? People (men and women) will do what they do, regardless of whether there is a law associated with it.

UCrayCray · Answer

It must really burn your ass that all those women out there being promiscuous, and you still can’t get laid.  “If I can’t get any, then nobody should get any. 🥺😢😭”  Damn women

Apple1996 · Answer

I believe that the pill is poison but I think it's stupid to take it away. If someone wants to put those chemicals in their bodies then let them. I'm not in charge of anyone else's body but my own.

Jessica405 · Answer

For a start, it takes two to tango. Guys are just as promiscuous! Secondly, it won't make any difference. Couples will still have sex.

LazerBean · Answer

What a strange thing for a porn watching slut to say 🤔

SaoirseS · Answer

The Dobbs decision has nothing to do with birth control.

joeldalton · Answer

No, it should not. It should be available over the counter.

TroyDT2 · Answer

Good luck getting SCOTUS to hear your challenge to Griswold.

bamesjond0069 · Answer

I think this is a great idea. It's so much better for women's health and for relationships. I never dated a girl who used the pill. It's the man's choice if he wants to make a baby or not. That's how normal relationships are supposed to work.

Cubus · Answer

I assume it will happen anyway at some point due to drastically falling birth ratio and aging of society.

CateM · Answer

If you're not a troll, good fucking luck getting a girlfriend

loveslongnails · Answer

I think you should be on the pill for at least 5 years. That would certainly curtail any urges on your part.

_Just_A_girl_ · Answer

What if birth control didn't exist or condoms Would we be responsible?

Anonymous · Answer

Either you're a weak troll or just incredibly stupid.

Anonymous · Answer

Stop pretending you're a guy. We all know you're not.

jimmy2 · Answer

Well it's not struck down just became more restricted with states control. But yes the pill ought to be easier to get

Anonymous · Answer

Only if you want to pay 90% taxes for CPS not to mention overpopulation

OlderAndWiser · Answer

No, not at all.

exitseven · Answer

No, it would only result in more abortions.

MiseriaCantareAFI · Answer

Republicans, always banning shit they don't like

Calenderagressive · Answer

Why can't women choose not to have kids?

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