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I will take that you backed up all the way and then turned and ran away.
The pill is safe enough to be sold over the counter if the purchaser uses safety and common sense.
Of course the pill should be available over the counter.
Free BC saves EVERYONE money, so this is just a-holes being intolerant of those that don't agree with them. Freedom lovers I'm sure.
This is not a first amendment issue. Freedom of religion is an individual right.
Freedom FROM religion is also a right. An employee is not and cannot be bound the the religion of a corporation or corporate officer.
There is no question at all that a public license requires that laws be obeyed. The law is equal access to services.
Guess what? Birth control is both a right and a service.
It's all over but the final court case and fifty or so years of ever decreasing numbers of nutball screaming like stuck pigs.
No, freedom from religion is not a right.
Why does the federal goverment restrict the geographical region from which you can buy health insurance, but you can buy home, auto, and life insurance from any company in the US?
Of course the pill should be available over the counter.
Yeah, makes no sense to me at all why they're prescription.
Of course the pill should be available over the counter.
Yeah, makes no sense to me at all why they're prescription.
Because if they were available OTC, we'd see a lot of chicks ending up pregnant due to taking the pill while also taking other OTC medication which reduce the efficacy of the pill.
This is not a first amendment issue. Freedom of religion is an individual right.
Freedom FROM religion is also a right. An employee is not and cannot be bound the the religion of a corporation or corporate officer.
There is no question at all that a public license requires that laws be obeyed. The law is equal access to services.
Guess what? Birth control is both a right and a service.
It's all over but the final court case and fifty or so years of ever decreasing numbers of nutball screaming like stuck pigs.
This is not a first amendment issue. Freedom of religion is an individual right.
Freedom FROM religion is also a right. An employee is not and cannot be bound the the religion of a corporation or corporate officer.
There is no question at all that a public license requires that laws be obeyed. The law is equal access to services.
Guess what? Birth control is both a right and a service.
It's all over but the final court case and fifty or so years of ever decreasing numbers of nutball screaming like stuck pigs.
Why would birth control be a 'right'?
You could argue any arbitrary 'need' as a 'right'.This is not a first amendment issue. Freedom of religion is an individual right.
Freedom FROM religion is also a right. An employee is not and cannot be bound the the religion of a corporation or corporate officer.
There is no question at all that a public license requires that laws be obeyed. The law is equal access to services.
Guess what? Birth control is both a right and a service.
It's all over but the final court case and fifty or so years of ever decreasing numbers of nutball screaming like stuck pigs.
Why would birth control be a 'right'?
Why would it not be a right? If that is your contention, Scorpion, argue it on the evidence.
Of course the pill should be available over the counter.
Yeah, makes no sense to me at all why they're prescription.
Because if they were available OTC, we'd see a lot of chicks ending up pregnant due to taking the pill while also taking other OTC medication which reduce the efficacy of the pill.
This is not a first amendment issue. Freedom of religion is an individual right.
Freedom FROM religion is also a right. An employee is not and cannot be bound the the religion of a corporation or corporate officer.
There is no question at all that a public license requires that laws be obeyed. The law is equal access to services.
Guess what? Birth control is both a right and a service.
It's all over but the final court case and fifty or so years of ever decreasing numbers of nutball screaming like stuck pigs.
Why would birth control be a 'right'?
Why would it not be a right? If that is your contention, Scorpion, argue it on the evidence.
Don't be absurd. The pill consists of hormones which can have serious effects on a woman's body. It's the equivalent of getting a steroid injection without a prescription.
Now you are a doctor? Your life story is amazing.
Don't have to be a Dr to exercise common sense and safety precautions.
I will take that you backed up all the way and then turned and ran away.
The pill is safe enough to be sold over the counter if the purchaser uses safety and common sense.
On the contrary. Im now convinced you have 0 women in your life if you can not relate to the dangers that are possible when taking the pill.
You're just a troll that wants to argue to find self worth. Back to ignore for you.
Is there some religious moral reason for them to deny healthcare to a Christian Science follower?And I suppose you guys would be alright with some one who offered healthcare to their employees denying it because they are in the Christian Science movement?
That is NOT freedom from religion. That is freedom from a tyrannical government. Why would you suddenly want to avoid a tyrannical government when in all other endeavors of life, you welcome their meddling?This is not a first amendment issue. Freedom of religion is an individual right.
Freedom FROM religion is also a right. An employee is not and cannot be bound the the religion of a corporation or corporate officer.
There is no question at all that a public license requires that laws be obeyed. The law is equal access to services.
Guess what? Birth control is both a right and a service.
It's all over but the final court case and fifty or so years of ever decreasing numbers of nutball screaming like stuck pigs.
No, freedom from religion is not a right.
Sure it is.
The Constitution is crystal clear:
Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof... etc., etc.Citizens were guaranteed freedom from a federally established religion on day one and any number of SCOTUS decisions have extended it to the state level.
This is not a first amendment issue. Freedom of religion is an individual right.
Freedom FROM religion is also a right. An employee is not and cannot be bound the the religion of a corporation or corporate officer.
There is no question at all that a public license requires that laws be obeyed. The law is equal access to services.
Guess what? Birth control is both a right and a service.
It's all over but the final court case and fifty or so years of ever decreasing numbers of nutball screaming like stuck pigs.
No, freedom from religion is not a right.
Sure it is.
The Constitution is crystal clear:Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof... etc., etc.Citizens were guaranteed freedom from a federally established religion on day one and any number of SCOTUS decisions have extended it to the state level.
