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The recommendation from the US government for free prescription birth control is very necessary, the pros are it would combat unwanted pregnancies, it will help to control the population, and as much as we would like to have teenagers practice abstinence, they don't so it is needed to keep the teenage pregnancy under control. The cons are that the birth control may go unused if the recipient doesn't have to pay for it, there are so many side effects that go along with taking birth control, the US government may be liable for any harm that the free prescription could
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