Do you think the “Plan B” morning-after pill should be sold over the counter?
Asked at Massachusetts Street on August 25, 2006
“No. I don't think so. If a child has been conceived, no matter what stage it's in, I think it's murder to end that life.”
— Morgan Fulmer, Kansas University sophomore, Lawrence
“Yeah it probably should be, because people are going to buy it anyway. So I think they should have age restrictions and keep it legal and accessible.”
— James Moore, food service, Lawrence
“I don't think it should be sold at all. It's just too much of an easy way out.”
— Melanie Wayland, Johnson County Community College freshman, Eudora
“I'm not really for it, but I could see where situations could arise where it would be useful. I like the idea of people having a choice, but I also think kids have a right to come into the world.”
— Stacy Bowman, potter, rural Lawrence