When I saw her on the news at the hearing, the first thing that came to mind was, "this lady is crazy... how can she expect American taxpayers to pay for students to have sex?" The audacity that this lady has to request money to have sex is beyond absurd.
This of course reached the ears of Conservative pundit Rush Limbaugh who went on air mocking this student and called her a "slut." He is facing backlash because of this comment. I am not condoning what he said, but I can see where he is coming from.
Sandra Fluke is presenting the college woman as an uncontrollable nymphomaniac. She is doing a disservice to women. Who has so much sex that he/she racks up a $3,000 a year contraception bill??
This of course is just a push for contraception to be paid for by taxpayers. It is part of the Radical Feminist agenda which seeks to have everyone swallow their irrational views on sexuality.
Ironically, Sandra Fluke holds degrees in Feminist studies and sexuality. This speaks volumes of her mental schema.
I am against Contraception. I think it degrades people and takes away from the beauty of procreation. It is "me" centered. It closes the door to life in place of sexual pleasure. However, I understand not everyone will agree with me. Nevertheless, no one should have to pay for the sex lives of another.
Feminists often cry out the fallacious term "bodily autonomy" and in reply I shout, "wallet autonomy!"
To Sandra Fluke and other Feminists, Be responsible for YOUR own decisions. DO NOT rob us of our tax dollars to "fix" your sexual urges.
Source: http://abcnews.go.com/Politics/OTUS/rush-limbaugh-democrats-demonizing-sex-comments/story?id=15834374
http://www.washingtonpost.com/local/education/sandra-fluke-says-she-expected-criticism-not-personal-attacks-over-contraception-issue/2012/03/03/gIQAJq1UpR_story.html
http://cnsnews.com/news/article/pelosi-fluke-s-3000-contraception-testimony-factual-despite-9-month-birth-control-pills
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