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A lot of health insurance (practically speaking almost all of it) is either government funded or subsidized, or obtained through and paid for by an employer. So it's either the employer or the government who's funding the contraceptives. Which is why the question of whether employers should be allowed to choose whether to pay for insurance plans that allow people to buy contraceptives comes up with some frequency.

(In other words, the answer is because America's health care system is hilariously broken)

Well, yeah, but I still don't see why it matters. I mean, everyone pays into it, right? And you live in a free country, right? So where's the problem?

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