2012-03-23, 08:16 AM
There is so much wrong in this thread I don't even... The thing with insurance paying for birth control is that it actually LOWERS the expenses of everyone involved. As it was said before, one pregnancy averted pays for 13 years of birth control. It's in the best interest of everyone that women control their pregnancy.
Because they are not supposed to be the ones deciding what the obligatory insurance should be covering, they shouldn't make their religious beliefs affect what other people do.
happylight Wrote:That is because their religion doesn't believe in using birth control. So why should they pay for the cost of someone else's using birth control? Employers do not have to offer health insurance to their employees if they don't want to. It's a perk that is part of being employed like parking space.
Because they are not supposed to be the ones deciding what the obligatory insurance should be covering, they shouldn't make their religious beliefs affect what other people do.