Sandra Fluke Spills The Beans. She Wants 'Unwanted Children' Eradicated

(Daily Caller) In a candid on-camera interview two weeks ago with the campus newspaper of her alma mater, Cornell University, contraception activist Sandra Fluke explained that her agitation for free and universal access to contraception has a larger goal: removing the “barriers” of unwanted children from women’s paths to career and political success.

"I don’t think that I am in particular entitled to contraception, or that that we’re entitled to contraception," the thirty-one year-old activist explained in a little-watched video The Cornell Daily Sun put online Oct. 15. "I think the case is much more about what kind of society do we want to live in." "If we think about what contraception means for people, it’s not only about having access to the health care that you need, and the human rights aspects of having access to health care, but it’s also about what being able to control your own reproduction does for women specifically, but for men as well," she said. Keep Reading Are You Getting These Stories Delivered To Your Inbox? If Not, Input Your Primary Email Address Below To Get Started. You'll Also Receive A Free Gift, Our Downloadable Report On The Cloward-Piven Strategy.       Privacy Policy: We respect your privacy and will not share your email address with ANYONE... PERIOD! RELATED STORIES