AmyNation
Road Warrior
Big difference between needing a surgery to survive, and needing a pill to lay on your back like a dead cockroach. See, one is necessary, the other is simply wanted.
Considering this has been a national issue for awhile now, I have to assume you are choosing to ignore the list of medical reasons physicians prescribe birth control for. Some of them are mundane, some of them serious, all of them are issues best left between the patient and her doctor. Its my personal opinion that it you're going to allow employers to deny coverage based on religious beliefs then you can't complain when other religions start choosing to opt out of coverage.
No, I am not ignoring that. Rhinoplasty has legitimate medical reasons. Should we also pay to have Sandra flukes hideous beak fixed? Fuckin parasites.
I would have no issue with any business opting out of coverage.
If someone is having trouble breathing and the doctor says they need rhinoplasty, then I don't think the employeer should have a say in if the insurance that the employee pays into, covers it.
I can tell that the notion of women having sex upsets you, and the notion of women asking that the insurance that they pay into cover a basic medical need, that the insurance company would love to cover, upset you. I'm sure you were also really upset that women decided to leave the kitchen and enter the work force too. It's just too bad we won't shut up and make you a sammich.
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