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Showing Original Post only (View all)once again, we have the damn mentality that the man is all that and fuck the woman. wtf is this. [View all]
women choice to get preg, she could abort. NO paying women maternity. no, wrong, bad. men are being picked on.
who the fuck got the woman preg? so we really are going to take our god damn misogyny a step further and give a huge ass thumbs up for men at the time of conception yet they are allowed the privilege of having no more fuckin responsibility for it after that?
and then we are promoting this health care as all about taking care of women and men are being denied medical care????
am i on another planet here. it sounds as if we are sittin in the middle of amarillo texas, and i am listening to all the fox news watching, knuckle dragging, fundamentalist repugs.
really, a democratic board?
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once again, we have the damn mentality that the man is all that and fuck the woman. wtf is this. [View all]
seabeyond
Oct 2013
OP
I don't actually know. That's why I'm asking. Does the ACA cover either?
Gravitycollapse
Oct 2013
#4
that is what everyone seems to be up in arms with. seems like this is the angle to use, to suggest
seabeyond
Oct 2013
#7
I understand what you're saying. I also know who it is that's trolling GD...
Gravitycollapse
Oct 2013
#15
that is fine. address the very serious problem. that has nothing to do with maternity
seabeyond
Oct 2013
#19
Yeah, I don't think it's men being picked on. Every aspect of life is designed to benefit men...
Gravitycollapse
Oct 2013
#22
prostate is covered also, in yearlies. so whoever brought up the bogus bullshit to whine misandry
seabeyond
Oct 2013
#54
how effective is the psa, and is it harmful. what is the issue with it lumberjack?
seabeyond
Oct 2013
#57
Actually, I just read such a story about mammograms not too long ago...
Gravitycollapse
Oct 2013
#62
What I'm saying is a discussion exists where you don't seem to see one.
Gravitycollapse
Oct 2013
#66
Yes, but are excessive mammograms considered harmful to women's health?
Gravitycollapse
Oct 2013
#71
health care isn't a snack bar. how clueless. WHY is breast cancer screening covered?
CreekDog
Oct 2013
#112
Doctors have an ethical and legal responsibility to refuse care that does more harm than good.
antigone382
Oct 2013
#122
It appears the screening of PSA is quite literally not recommended by medical bodies.
Gravitycollapse
Oct 2013
#59
The same debate is offered about mammograms and breast cancer genetic screening.
lumberjack_jeff
Oct 2013
#63
it's never been up to me, it's up to the recommendation of my doc, who follows
bettyellen
Oct 2013
#102
No, the same debate is not offered about mammograms and breast cancer genetic screening
CreekDog
Oct 2013
#125
I guess in your scenario it must have been at least a year or two since her last mammogram
whopis01
Oct 2013
#104
You do realize they are only going to allow one mammogram a year right?
VanillaRhapsody
Oct 2013
#127
You did know that the ACA was passed two full years before the recommendation? Right?
lumberjack_jeff
Oct 2013
#103
Does the ACA cover prostate exams that are requested by a doctor for a specific purpose?
Gravitycollapse
Oct 2013
#8
Okay, so it's pretty likely that the ACA covers all sorts of prostate exams. And that deflates...
Gravitycollapse
Oct 2013
#18
but if breast cancer screening is included in this it ALREADY deflates the bullshit mens right
seabeyond
Oct 2013
#21
It would seem that the intent is to minimize possible harm from prostate exam overscreening.
Gravitycollapse
Oct 2013
#69
Point 1: there are many medical procedures that no ethical doctor will carry out electively.
antigone382
Oct 2013
#113
you're saying a congress, the Senate and the president discriminated against men
CreekDog
Oct 2013
#126
It would be the same if a woman's doctor requested a mammogram outside the norm
tammywammy
Oct 2013
#23
btu that really is NOT what my post is about. we give ALL the preg to the woman. it is ALL about
seabeyond
Oct 2013
#14
Because women have demanded, fought for and received sole sovereignty of their wombs..
SQUEE
Oct 2013
#119
You do know that's part of your annual physical, don't you? So yes, it's covered.
Hekate
Oct 2013
#85
The entire paradigm in which Americans view health insurance is one single RW talking point
NoOneMan
Oct 2013
#10
it is HIS damn seed in the woman that is causing all the issue. so ya, in YOUR book a man fucks and
seabeyond
Oct 2013
#17
what is the problem? that is how it is being presented. where am i not factually correct?
seabeyond
Oct 2013
#99
If health care is a public good, the public will debate each service; who gets what, when, how much
FarCenter
Oct 2013
#24
ya. not into choice huh? ergo, since men cant dictate a preg or lack of, they do not have to take
seabeyond
Oct 2013
#30
I won't lie to you, the matter of responsibility is a somewhat complicated subject.
Gravitycollapse
Oct 2013
#38
wrong. that is one of the oh so not fair moments in a mans life. no. it is not tough. not fair
seabeyond
Oct 2013
#42
Identifying what is not fair should not be the same as endorsing what is not fair.
Gravitycollapse
Oct 2013
#44
while they fetus is in the womans body, it is ALL about the woman. and that still does not exclude
seabeyond
Oct 2013
#46
Thank Skinner for Ignore. I missed the Misogyny Show on DU today. I know you can't post it in GD.
freshwest
Oct 2013
#26
Someone began a reply to me on here the other day: "If women want equal rights"
BluegrassStateBlues
Oct 2013
#31
We've already seen the high profile exit of someone using right wing talking points to attack the
stevenleser
Oct 2013
#39
ya. but really it started on creekdogs thread. though that person professes women not allowed choice
seabeyond
Oct 2013
#43
lmFao... that was fun. lol. only one little misinterpretation but close enough
seabeyond
Oct 2013
#117
it was only a partial and in re reading, i can see how you were accurate in your even handedness.
seabeyond
Oct 2013
#132
ya, and then there are always the assholes. kinda like what dr responded too. too many perfectly
seabeyond
Oct 2013
#135
i was angry, disgusted last night. i read thru a thread with men stating how unfair maternity was.
seabeyond
Oct 2013
#145
Funny, I had NO problem understanding. I do recognize being purposely obtuse is
retread
Oct 2013
#146
But.. But... Why would anyone seek to cause division and strife on a topic like the ACA?
Warren DeMontague
Oct 2013
#56
well, good point, but seeing how i am sittin in amarillo texas, and this reminded me just like the
seabeyond
Oct 2013
#76
obviously i did not read it. i thought i remembered him being anti choice. i do not even bother
seabeyond
Oct 2013
#81
no. it is not a valid point. and that is the issue. that simple. not a valid point. it takes a
seabeyond
Oct 2013
#134
because all women absorbed the cost that caused us to pay a higher cost, simply for being a woman.
seabeyond
Oct 2013
#139
i think. i did not even know this was an issue until hearing thread after thread talking the
seabeyond
Oct 2013
#143