re: Journalists and punidts on twitter claiming 600k women just lost birth control

Matt Walsh on the subject. I agree with him on all parts.

It was announced today that the government will no longer force elderly celibate nuns to pay for birth control. Obviously feminists are treating this news with an apocalyptic level of panic.

As you may recall, the Obama Administration mandated that all employers cover birth control, allowing only a very narrow religious exception for a certain select group of conscientious objectors. A religious exception so narrow that even nuns didn't qualify. Trump has simply expanded that exception so that anyone with a religious or moral objection to funding birth control will no longer be forced to fund it. Personally, I don't think you should need a moral or religious objection. Nobody should be forced to pay for anyone's birth control. Period. But this is a good start, anyway.

Despite the hysteria from the ever-hysterical Left, you'll notice what Trump didn't do: He didn't ban birth control. He didn't make it harder to purchase. He didn't put any obstacles in the way of obtaining birth control, other than the obstacle in the way of obtaining most products. The obstacle is that you have to be a grown up and pay for it. I experience that obstacle every time I go to the grocery store to buy anything. It's part of being an adult in a free society.

Now, I must confess that I'm not a fan of birth control in general. I think the birth control pill precipitated the decline of western civilization and the collapse of the nuclear family. Well, I don't think that. I know that. It's not really a matter of opinion. But that's all rather irrelevant to this debate. All that matters in this discussion is that your desire to have sex without making babies is your business. It's your problem. It's your issue to sort out. Not mine. Not your employer's. Not the President's.

If you really want to have sex, but you really can't afford babies, and you really can't even afford the few dollars it requires to purchase contraception, then that's a good sign that you really, really, really shouldn't be having sex in the first place. You're not even close to ready. If you can't have sex without reaching into my pocket for the funding, then don't have sex. It's pretty simple.

Or maybe we could just summarize it this way for anyone panicking over today's news: Grow up. In a hurry. Please. Thank you.

Women who fall for this and other dem-prog lies embarrass me.

shite like this is why I ignore twitter.