In this Forbes article,
Tim Worstall says he agrees with generally available birth control, but
questions why health insurance should pay for it. Specifically he
says: "But I really cannot see the point of trying to have health care
insurance which then covers a multitude of treatments that aren’t really
insurable matters, contraception being just one of these (regular
shots, ‘flu vaccines, general everyday low level treatments in fact).
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