Equality is a big picture concept which cannot be boiled down to dollars spent on one aspect of life.

I do agree that men die earlier than women, but that is more a function of individual choices than govt. fund allocation.

It would be difficult to discern whether money spent on prenatal care, for example, was socially more beneficial to women or to the children eventually born.

I believe in promoting healthy choices for everyone. Proactive measures save money and lives.
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I am of the firm belief that DHHS should get the special interest group, men, women, children and all, the F^cK out of their budgetary consideration

They must focus on the diseases and their social impact. If breast cancer is more prevalent than lung cancer, it should get more funds.
If prostate cancer has more socio economic impact than breast cancer, it must have more funds.

People, we are talking about lives. Fu^c^k your feminist or anti-feminist ideologies.

If your group needs more grants, go to charities.
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From places I’ve done work for, I get the idea this also had a lot to do with women needing better care when it came to pregnancy, far too many women were not getting adequate prenatal care due to the cost, and babies were suffering for it.

I do support equal funding for both, but believe creating aid especially for women is what did make it more equal.

Can’t honestly say I know what’s happening across the US, and even in Canada since a few years ago, not aware really of if anything new has happened, it could very well be imbalanced now favoring women. If it is, then of course I don’t agree that’s fair or equal =o)
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You do understand your household may someday include a woman. Are you going to explain to her that you advocated for removal of a program that could have kept her alive, but men did not have a similar one so tough.

EDIT Causes of death for males: http://www.mayoclinic.com/health/mens-health/MC00013
Note the item that says MOSTLY PREVENTABLE-
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Do note that the majority of the illnesses that woman suffer from men can and do suffer from as well (i.e. pancreatic, colon, breast cancer; Alzheimer’s, HIV/AIDS and various STDs). Being a woman and man means that you’re still made up of the same material (bones, flesh, and blood). The same illnesses that kill us, kill you guys as well. So when you see these pink ribbons (which seems to be the target of ridicule for most male posters here) that symbolize breast cancer; do realize that men are affected by it this disease as well. Just think about how you would feel if you lost your mother, sister, aunt, or daughter to breast cancer. Would you join the fight to find a cure that’s affordable for all, or would you still pout about the fact that you feel there’s not enough attention towards testicular cancer.

Finding a cure for one of these illnesses is equality because we all would benefit from it. May you be the patient, or someone close to you be the patient, the medical miracles found (through the funding raised by advocates) is what’s needed for everyone. The government doesn’t really fund most of the medical research that some of you guys come in here and complain about. But maybe if some of you guys would stop complaining about what you assume is a feminist conspircy theory to come to the aid of women only, and actually get invovled in the causes that you protest here, you would know first hand that private and charitiable organzations is what keeps the march going for these supposed "female only" illnesses.

Become an advocate! Find out what these women and men did to bring such attention to these illnesses and do the same for the things for what you feel is male only. You’ll find that a lot of advocates and organizations reach across lines and assist one another in finding cures; they don’t spend as much time complaining like some of you guys do, the get up and do something about it.
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I’m all for equality, but frankly any government that offers equal funding to men and woman to cover pre and post natal services, and maternity services, is wasting tax dollars.

Besides, these days with all of the money that the government is spending patching up war veterans I wouldn’t be surprised if the balance had been redressed somewhat. Or maybe you think that the state should hand out artificial legs to women who don’t need them to redress the balance for all of those veterans who get free legs just because they got their own ones blown off defending your freedom.
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There’s more government programs for women, I think, because there’s more single mothers than fathers, and single parents apply for more government aid than childless people.
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Feminism and NOW is not woman’s rights, they’re woman’s advocacy.

They get women women-only grants. Billions in women-only grants.

0 men-only grants.

Feminism is a special interest movement, plain and simple.

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