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And consider that low-income women are also far more likely than their wealthier sisters to be smokers. Some 25% of women living BELOW the poverty level are smokers. Somehow, even with their limited disposable income, they find ways to purchase cigarettes, which, on a monthly basis, actually cost them more than birth control pills. These women have revealed their preferences, and birth control pills don't seem to be high on the priority list.
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Unless you oppose contraception on moral grounds, what you've just stated is a reason to give birth control to these women for free, not the opposite.