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I must study politics and war, that our sons may have liberty to study mathematics and philosophy. - John Adams
The AK guys are all about the reach around. - Garand Thumb.
for one the hobby lobby thing they are offering 17 out of 20 or something BC devices they just do not want to pay for the ones that give you abortions like the morning after ? and they are not stopping you from getting it elsewhere or anything else like you think and others have said !
lefty folks should LEARN nobody is stopping them from anything !!!!!! they just do not want to pay for abortions cause abortions are murder and are not a right !!!!!
so where is the line ? well 17 forms of birth control they offer there line is pills that cause death abortion or murdering of unborn children whatever you want to call it ! they made that very clear the problem is to many on the left have no moral compass so lying about the truth and facts is not a big deal and then folks like you come along eat up those lies without checking your lefty news and friends and keep spreading em like its the truth when its not
How is it that folks can afford to fill their homes with every electronic gadget, their garage with a new car every couple years, and $1500 rifles with $1000 optics can't pay for their own health care/insurance?
Just because you've mastered the complex art of turning oxygen into carbon dioxide doesn't mean others have to pay for your continuing to do so.
Up men! Up! And to your posts! Let no man forget today that he is from Old Virginia! - General George Pickett
I -think- the pills they objected to were the abortion type pills... so they weren't even objecting to contraception... I think it was more of a -are we assisting abortion- type deal for them. If you want insured contraception they give it to you, multiple options,,, but you screw up and then opt for an abortion pill, they say... fine do what you like but you pay for that....
Like Ginsberg, many see this as black white issue when in fact it's a morals issue for the employer. Everyone gets decent coverage with contraception AND they are not bound to work there no matter what. It's not like Hobby Lobby is such a specific job that one would not be suited to work elsewhere.
I agree that insurance companies are not in the business because they like people. They are in it for the money. The government is just as corrupt though. You can't simply tell the people that are creating jobs and basically doing right as best they can and as best suits their morals that they have to offer every little nit-picking item any given individual may want. No one made you go to them and ask for a job. If you were so desperate for a job and they gave you one but said ok, you get care and contraception but not abortion pills.... I don't know.. if it were me, I would say hell yeah, thank you!
I think many people look at their employers as a form of government that they have some right to control.... which I'm sure the government loves because then they just say... ok, we have a dependency situation in force here, let's take that business over or tax the piss out of it. It's successful, so let's profit from it.
This is different from a person that has a pre-existing condition. We all get things handed to us we don't want and it is sad that in the most powerful nation on earth that a person can become ill and through medical bills be completely destroyed in life and their family destroyed in death. We are not a little Jamestown colony struggling to survive.
I know someone that died last week. 44 years old. Came here from Germany. Worked hard. Built up multiple businesses but had an un-insurable heart condition. He helped revive part of a town in Kansas... bought an abandoned school. Built up another business. A brilliant man, an immigrant, an asset to America... yet his family he left behind is now in dire conditions. Even the best among us don't really have time to gather the funds and future security before the cards we are dealt need to be laid on the table. So something is clearly wrong with America.... but... you still can't force a company to do everything that someone dreams up. If the business is defective, someone else will open a better business or employees will go elsewhere, that's just basic capitalism. Someone can do down the street and open Crafts Lobby and offer the abortion pill.... if it were really that big of a deal.
... and if any one can honestly say that.... 'well now so and so will do "x" ' and expect this SCOTUS to rule in a certain manner.... well... maybe... but anyone that knows what this SCOTUS is doing must have a really nice crystal ball. Ginsgerd, to me, looks like a caricature of the most inflexible polarized people among us while claiming her opposition is blind and ignorant. How shallow and stupid is it for a supposedly 'deep thinker' to say... well another Judge stayed until he was 82 so I'll stay that long as well and be valid.
Oh you can bet your ass that the sound bites from that interview are going to be all over NBC come election time. Women vs men for one... the Dems need the Woman vote. rich vs poor... HL employees will be portrayed as under payed and poor. 10 seconds of lies and deception will rally a force of voters to the polls. Anything but facts and reason... can't have that.
Look, I'm not going to be on the same page with a bunch of folks as we disagree on the provision of health care and, perhaps more importantly with respect to this particular case, the issue of abortion. That's OK.
My point is simply that once an employer agrees to include health insurance as part of their employee's compensation package, they should butt the **** out and let the employee and their health care provider make the decisions on which course of treatment is most effective for the patient.
And here's a final thought which should take this thread derail right over the cliff. Does anybody honestly believe if men where the ones that could get knocked up for enjoying sexual relations, with all the attendant medical, economic, and social consequences associated with pregnancy, we'd even be having this discussion?
"In a nut shell, if it ever goes to Civil War, I'm afraid I'll be in the middle 70%, shooting at both sides" — 26 Inf
"We have to stop demonizing people and realize the biggest terror threat in this country is white men, most of them radicalized to the right, and we have to start doing something about them." — CNN's Don Lemon 10/30/18
"In a nut shell, if it ever goes to Civil War, I'm afraid I'll be in the middle 70%, shooting at both sides" — 26 Inf
"We have to stop demonizing people and realize the biggest terror threat in this country is white men, most of them radicalized to the right, and we have to start doing something about them." — CNN's Don Lemon 10/30/18
It's quite possible though, that after Hobby Lobby formed it's company, chose a HC plan, gave it to employees. Then the FDA comes along and says... hey, we're going to ok this new abortion pill, it will be available on your HC plan. that's when HL would go,,, whoa... wait a minute... we are anti-abortion and that has been clear from day one to everyone that knows us. FDA to HL, sorry, sounds like a personal problem.
So they changed the rules on you after the fact and you feel you should not be able to approach the courts with the matter?
I've heard the argument "if this were about men?" before but they haven't cured prostate cancer, ED, and frankly a shorter average life span than women I believe... so... yes, If not this conversation, one of similar nature.
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