birth control, n.Definitions

Birth control is the means by which woman attains basic freedom.

Birth control ought to be used on every conceivable occasion.

Birth control is copulation without population.

Birth control comes in many forms. A great many people rely on their personality.

Birth control is effectively removing from the gene pool people who think ahead and control their impulses.

Birth control is, like many excellent ideas, a thing that often suffers from poor timing.

Birth control is, along with the washing machine, a technology designed to force women into the workforce and away from the possibility of remaining in home, in effect removing women's agency.

Birth control is not very coherent. Catholic women are allowed to avoid pregnancy by a resort to mathematics, but not physics or chemistry.