Quantum Windbag
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If I was a woman who worked for a company that wanted to deny coverage for birth control I would be finding out real quick if they were covering other gender specific medication.
Apples and oranges. Viagra which you are referring to has nothing to do with preventing pregnancy or destroying a fertilized egg. In fact it AIDS in the act of impregnation by allowing the man to consummate the act.
Your argument is a failure.
Birth control aids in helping with other issue other than preventing pregnancy.
Your argument is a failure.
Insurance should not cover routine expenses, your entire premise is a failure.