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by Anonymous on January 9th, 2009

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If a mother is unfit to raise a child and has her child taken away from her, should the state be allowed to require long-term, but temporary, birth control? Please provide rationale.

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  • by Want To Sleep With A Miner on October 11th, 2009

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    I think there should be certain circumstances where the state should be allowed to mandate birth control, and I don't think it should be temporary either. This example, rape conviction(not statutory), and I think that past a certain age things that might not have warranted it before should warrant it, after all at some point a person is who they is.

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