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The biggest problem with the “it’s about religious freedom” birth control debate. It picks one freedom while ignoring others.
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Saying the birth control debate is not about women but religious freedom is like saying the Civil War is about not an argument over slavery but really a dispute over states rights. The argument, even if very valid, still ignores input and comment and possibly the freedom of the people most affected by the final decision.
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