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Yavin4

(37,182 posts)
Sat Jan 25, 2014, 09:13 AM Jan 2014

Maybe I'm waaay wrong on this, but aren't married women the biggest consumers of birth control? [View all]

esp. married women with children???

IOW, it's not the Republican mythological single woman running around having sex willy nilly. Rather, it's married women who have sex on a regular basis with their husbands that use birth control more, esp. when they have kids and don't want to have more.

I apologize if I am wrong.

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I would bet that you are right. That doesn't stop the right wing nut jobs from celebrating stevenleser Jan 2014 #1
It. Doesn't. Matter. PeaceNikki Jan 2014 #2
I agree with you totally. However... Yavin4 Jan 2014 #5
The unspoken implication is that he would have a point if the opposite were true. PeaceNikki Jan 2014 #12
I disagree. I think the poster is pointing out that not only is Huckabee wrong morally, he's wrong okaawhatever Jan 2014 #14
No, the narrative is that single woman are using the government as a daddy wallet substitute Gormy Cuss Jan 2014 #33
Women are a slight majority of the population brush Jan 2014 #56
best answer, it's none of their fucking business. bettyellen Jan 2014 #45
Only the ones who can't control their libido jberryhill Jan 2014 #3
So, Huckabee is telling married women to deny their husbands sex??? Yavin4 Jan 2014 #6
No no no no... jberryhill Jan 2014 #9
They have very vivid imaginations n/t Yavin4 Jan 2014 #11
Of course all married men will be making lots of money, HockeyMom Jan 2014 #34
Why wouldn't they be? jberryhill Jan 2014 #43
Deny Their Husbands? Pedoviejo2 Jan 2014 #38
Heavens, no. Mariana Jan 2014 #49
Of course, Welfare and Government Services for too many children HockeyMom Jan 2014 #52
I enjoy sex with my husband raptor_rider Jan 2014 #62
Is your husband's nickname "raptor"? 11 Bravo Jan 2014 #66
Lol!! raptor_rider Jan 2014 #70
True. Enthusiast Jan 2014 #22
ever notice how the libido of men is never the issue? KG Jan 2014 #4
I was thinking the same thing. Like women alone cause their own rape, have their own children/ nt kelliekat44 Jan 2014 #8
My husband is 40, raptor_rider Jan 2014 #65
My friend's unmarried daughter has PCOS. She requires Ilsa Jan 2014 #7
I did too in 1960 HockeyMom Jan 2014 #50
I had a girlfriend back in college who had the same problem davidpdx Jan 2014 #63
or an ice pick jabbing at them. And then feeling so Ilsa Jan 2014 #68
NIYAR. randome Jan 2014 #10
That's exactly right and think about what a running joke it is Warpy Jan 2014 #13
I always suspected that a screaming two-year-old . . . Brigid Jan 2014 #15
The problem is that men aren't home with them all day Warpy Jan 2014 #17
Don't think it really matters. Preggers and in the kitchen is any woman's fate riderinthestorm Jan 2014 #16
Rose Kennedy birth control Freddie Jan 2014 #18
What Huckabee and the GOP would say is that Rose should have submitted... LynneSin Jan 2014 #32
Actually Joe interpreted her actions Freddie Jan 2014 #42
True but I was talking about what Huckabee and the GOP would suggest LynneSin Jan 2014 #55
We should all be like alsame Jan 2014 #19
Be fruitful and multiply. Enthusiast Jan 2014 #23
But but but the married women are not subjecting themselves avebury Jan 2014 #20
I prefer the framing that it's no one's business except the woman and her doctor. n/t cynatnite Jan 2014 #21
This isn't about the Republican voting married woman, it is about the Republican primary voter Sen. Walter Sobchak Jan 2014 #24
Is that your parents? Demit Jan 2014 #28
that's a lotta manure spread behind them... nt. druidity33 Jan 2014 #69
What is also totally absurd BrotherIvan Jan 2014 #25
No, it's all those unmarried hussies who can't control their libidos. The Velveteen Ocelot Jan 2014 #26
Actually You're Not Far Off modrepub Jan 2014 #27
I can't imagine that Huckster will persuade many voters at all, The Velveteen Ocelot Jan 2014 #30
There are many many reasons for women to use birth control that have NOTHING to do with sex LynneSin Jan 2014 #29
Yes. You are correct. But here's the problem... Yavin4 Jan 2014 #41
Rush Limbaugh HockeyMom Jan 2014 #31
I Think You Are Waaay bkanderson76 Jan 2014 #35
You are probably correct...But.. abakan Jan 2014 #36
The real reason the GOP is against birth control lefthandedlefty Jan 2014 #37
It's about controlling women Freddie Jan 2014 #39
It`s about controlling everyone lefthandedlefty Jan 2014 #40
You are correct. As of August 2013: Contrary1 Jan 2014 #44
Yes. Huckabee was calling married women "whores" RainDog Jan 2014 #46
All the sex jokes aside OnionPatch Jan 2014 #47
Republicans hate women who fuck for pleasure RainDog Jan 2014 #48
May be true shenmue Jan 2014 #51
Why wouldn't that be married Shankapotomus Jan 2014 #53
i used just as much birth control DesertFlower Jan 2014 #54
GOP war on birth control is about keeping women under the thumb of men. Agnosticsherbet Jan 2014 #57
That, and women with horrible periods who want to regulate them. haele Jan 2014 #58
I am afraid you are probably not wrong... awoke_in_2003 Jan 2014 #59
I don't see many huge families at Catholic Mass anymore. hunter Jan 2014 #60
Not me!!! raptor_rider Jan 2014 #61
I would think it would be pretty easy to find statistics on it davidpdx Jan 2014 #64
they don't really want married women to take birth control either. They want married women liberal_at_heart Jan 2014 #67
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