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radical noodle

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5. I think the post was meant to be sarcastic

Reply to angorarocks (Reply #2)

Thu Feb 9, 2012, 01:41 PM

Feb 2012

Maybe I'm wrong, but I took it to illustrate the stupidity of the outcry about RCC businesses being required to furnish insurance that covers women's health issues.

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A short lesson in Religious Liberty for all you heathens out there. [View all] Sparkly Feb 2012 OP

I think this is a graphic of that lesson. sinkingfeeling Feb 2012 #1

Little boys don't get pregnant.. russspeakeasy Feb 2012 #3

Yea, but if women don't get the red out Feb 2012 #6

I don't know if it is helpful or unhelpful to truedelphi Feb 2012 #8

Logical Gaps and Blind Eyes angorarocks Feb 2012 #2

Welcome to DU. Sparkly Feb 2012 #4

I think your post passed the "A Modest Proposal" test moriah Feb 2012 #10

I think the post was meant to be sarcastic radical noodle Feb 2012 #5

I can sum it up better DiverDave Feb 2012 #7

If men could get men pregnant, Bishops would be all over paying for birth control. IndyJones Feb 2012 #9

If men got pregnant the right to choose would be in the Constitution... truebrit71 Feb 2012 #14

Ah! This heathen GETS it at last Tsiyu Feb 2012 #11

That's right. Sparkly Feb 2012 #12

I feel so free Tsiyu Feb 2012 #13