The issue is that the university believes that their health plan should not cover contraceptives,
.. And?
It's a private Uni, isn't it? If I'm not mistaken, they have the ability and right to engage whatever policies that they want as long as it doesn't contravene the law.
and apparently, to argue against that makes one a **** or a ***** who wants the goverment to pay you to have sex.
No, it makes Fluke and her ilk hypocrites and abject morons if they can't see clear on spending money to deal with their own personal and individual health concerns.
In absence of them wanting to assume any form of fiscal responsibility for their own health and lifestyle - yeah, they are looking to get subsidized sex.
End of story.