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yes, but it works 99% of the time, if used as directed.
That's not really the problem anyway,
46% did not use contraception during the month they became pregnant
8% never used a method of birth control
47% have had at least one previous abortion Abortion as Birth Control
Yes, a guy who has sex and fails to use a condom IS risking his financial future, since a baby costs an incredible amount of money to birth and raise, and when the mother can't afford it on her own (and they rarely can, since the workforce is paid so little now), society in the form of taxpayers must pay for it.
Even with two parents, taxpayers and insurance ratepayers heavily subsidize children in our society, since public education is ridiculously expensive and health care for kids is also. But even with the multiple subsidies woven into modern life, children are a HUGE financial burden on the parents.
Consequently, BOTH men and women need to be 100% careful and NEVER take a risk, or else they may find themselves forfeiting all their money and all their time, for the next 20 years minimum, in a lifestyle that isn't nearly as rewarding as the "snapshot" moments might lead some to believe.
Absolutely. Plus we need you youngsters to pay for us folks that are retiring, to the tune of 10,000 per day. Plus you have to pay off this debt Obama is ratcheting up. You will have no money or time left for kids. Wonder who's going to pay for your retirement.
If men want control over a uterus they are perfectly free to grow their own. You just don't get to control someone else's.
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