This feminist doesn't love divorce. I love my husband.

That made me laugh, but in a very, very sad way.

We may win a battle, but we're still losing the war. If Plan B is over the counter for all ages, many states have laws that allow the pharmacist, or counter clerk, to refuse to provide it if it offends their moral convictions. It not much help to a sixteen year old if the pharmacist is a judgmental, condescending…

I guess their precious consciences are less offended by watching women die. Fuckwads.

Oh, the horror! Planned Parenthood provides accurate information about abortion and contraceptives! And they were caught on tape doing so! Something must be done to stop this. Am I missing something?

I thought the article would be about O'Reilley and Beck.

@Hamsterpants: I'm waiting for the Real Bartenders of Rock Springs, Wyoming.

I have no interest in watching self-absorbed rich women fight and complain.

@QoB: Yet we continue to treat erectile disfunction and male pattern baldness as conditions in dire need of treatment.

@Hamsterpants: You forgot baby eating and man hating.

@javi: I heart you.

@V-Tron: "Forcible rape" would also appear to exclude cases where the woman was drugged, intoxicated, sleeping or otherwise incapable of consenting.

@Our Lady of the Massacre: My friends all drive IPads ...

@la.donna.pietra: Zot!

@VirtuousVixen: Agreed. At what point does a woman lose her autonomy? And at what point are the rights of the fetus superior to those of the woman?

@Teh Echoroc: Yes. And that's why I'm not OK with taking any of my business to Walgreens anymore.

@ImeldaMacGuyver: I heard the story on NPR this morning on my way to work.

@Miz X: You are asserting that some women are incapable of making their own moral decisions. Simply because you don't agree with their decisions.

@Miz X: If a woman just wants the fucking thing out of her body, I think its quite immoral to force her to keep it in her body. She should have access to a safe abortion.

@Miz X: Women are capable of making moral decisions about their own bodies. We don't get to judge, and call some women moral, and others immoral. It's their bodies, their lives and their morals.