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If you press the button, over the next 5 years, all birth control methods slowly get less and less effective, until they hit between 0-10% effectiveness. This change lasts for another 150 years. Do you press the button?

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Interested to hear why folks voted yes.

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@RealDickCancer

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I am serious. The only thing I can think of if 1) prolife 2) worried about increasing infertility

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My theory is "Progressive values are destroying society, family life is falling apart, if we get rid of birth control women will be forced to be less promiscuous and return to marriage"

7:59 AM · Jan 27, 2021