"Just like most of the faithful oppose contraception and abortion, they support fertility treatment and embryo life." Amazing how you feel qualified to make a sweeping statement about people you [apparently] know absolutely nothing about. If the "faithful" opposed contraception they'd have immense families instead of the average 2 to 3 children. Yes they oppose abortion, and support ethical fertility treatment, which is not contradictory. The basis is belief in respect of life, particularly human life. You might want to actually educate yourself about the people you spout off about. You could surprise yourself and find them to be intellectually more honest than you've been in your demeaning commentary. These same folks defend your right to your views, which you [seem] to be willing to deny them by dismissing them as mentally defective.

I'd love to find the Wal-Mart that sells the 90 days of painkillers for $10. You ought to try it for yourself sometime. That $10/90 days is for 300 generic Rx, none of which are on any schedule. All painkillers are controlled substances. Walk up to the counter with an Rx for a scheduled drug and the first thing they say is: "That's a controlled substance: Not on our list". Same thing at every other pharmacy that offers a competing plan. The idea is to get you in the door, 'cause chances are you won't go elsewhere once you are.

You show me *which* pharmacy fills controlled substance Rx for $10/90 days! The $10/90 days is for a 300 most common Rx, *none* of which are on any schedule. They play the "save with our pharmacy prices" game to get you in the door because once you are there, damn few are leaving to go elsewhere.