Hello and welcome. It is Eric Erickson here the Eric Erickson show. The phone number is 877973-725 if you wish to be on the program. I want to actually go out of the gates to Felicia, who's been waiting patiently. It is an open line Friday, so you can call in yourselves and talk about

stuff not necessarily on the agenda like Felicia wants to do, and I'm going to build a whole

statement of truth around what I think we're going to talk about. Maybe, I don't know,

Felicia, don't screw up now. You have to make me look good. Welcome to the program.

Okay, thanks for taking my call.

I'm a day late. I really had a comment about the abortion argument yesterday. I just don't

understand why we're still having this conversation about abortions instead of making women take responsibility for their reproductive health.

And I know that that's not a popular.

I know that's not popular.

But we even have the morning after pill now, which I'm assuming is still being given if you've, you know, been involved

in sexual assault.

Yeah, by the way, you should know that at the Supreme Court on Wednesday, abortion rights

activists were popping the morning after pill in display, which made it sound almost more like

they were taking some

sort of religious communion in their advocacy of it.

So let me talk to you about this, and I'm glad you called in, because I'm going to go

where angels fear to tread and where men on conservative talk radio probably should not.

With the exception of rape and sexual assault, having sex is a choice.

And how you have sex is a choice.

And I think we can say and probably should say that by making it as riskless as possible and as consequence free, we have severed the act from the function of the act to reproduce.

And there are plenty of people who want the enjoyment of it without the consequence of it.

And we should, well, what the hell?

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