Osomir
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Yeah, right cause you don't shit.
You are not taking this topic seriously, because it is someone else getting bullied, someone else being forced to do something that is believed by them to be grossly immoral.
Just like a fucking fascist. I bet you just cant wait to cram people in the ovens, can you?
Party time!
roflmao
I'm taking the thread seriously i'm just not taking you seriously given your constant need to utilize personal attacks and overly emotive discourse. I figured it was either you trolling or an overcompensation stemming from insecurity over the strength of your argument. I decided to give you the benefit of the doubt and go with trolling.
In short, if you want serious discussion, then you should attempt to be a party to it as well.
Related to the topic: what this boils down to for me is the right of the employer to enforce his / her personal beliefs in the workplace sphere, vs the employees rights to have adequate access to health insurance plans, and in such cases of employer vs. employee rights, I am much more often likely to side with the rights of the employees.
I also find family planning to be important for the health of a society so I can't say that I am upset to see more people have access to it through their insurance.