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Answer me one question, are hobby lobbies employees denied basic birth control? There are 16 they can choose from.I think by your assumption, buying American is worse, look how looney liberals are pissing on themselves, when no one is denied anything. Those shady women can still buy those abortion pills themselves. Maybe rightie can buy them for them, since he is so worried a baby could possibly be born.
America does not have mandatory abortions, China does
Hobby Lobby opposes birth control that prevents an embryo from implanting while they support a Chinese economy that forces abortion on women after one child, usually a male child
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Answer me one question, are hobby lobbies employees denied basic birth control? There are 16 they can choose from.
Answer me one question, are hobby lobbies employees denied basic birth control? There are 16 they can choose from.America does not have mandatory abortions, China does
Hobby Lobby opposes birth control that prevents an embryo from implanting while they support a Chinese economy that forces abortion on women after one child, usually a male child
Morning after pill does come in handy. But the larger question is ....Why is your employer making birth control decisions for you? Shouldn't such a personal decision be made by the woman?
Answer me one question, are hobby lobbies employees denied basic birth control? There are 16 they can choose from.
Morning after pill does come in handy. But the larger question is ....Why is your employer making birth control decisions for you? Shouldn't such a personal decision be made by the woman?
Hl isn't denying anybody anything, they just won't pay for it.
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Answer me one question, are hobby lobbies employees denied basic birth control? There are 16 they can choose from.
but here's the problem, it's not "basic" birth control. It's appropriate birth control.
The reason why there are 20 forms of birth control is that not all methods are appropriate for all people. And not all forms of birth control are limited to just preventing pregnancy.
For instance, an IUD (one of the forms that Hobby Lobby is allowed to deny payment for) can also be used to reduce uterine bleeding.
The two people who are best qualified to determine what is appropriate birth control are a doctor who went to school for 8 years to understand how the human body works and the woman who's body it actually is.
The person who it is not appropriate to make these decisions is an employer who decides he doesnt' like a certain type of birth control because a 2000 year old book of Bronze Age Fairy Tales said it was bad.
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Answer me one question, are hobby lobbies employees denied basic birth control? There are 16 they can choose from.
but here's the problem, it's not "basic" birth control. It's appropriate birth control.
The reason why there are 20 forms of birth control is that not all methods are appropriate for all people. And not all forms of birth control are limited to just preventing pregnancy.
For instance, an IUD (one of the forms that Hobby Lobby is allowed to deny payment for) can also be used to reduce uterine bleeding.
The two people who are best qualified to determine what is appropriate birth control are a doctor who went to school for 8 years to understand how the human body works and the woman who's body it actually is.
The person who it is not appropriate to make these decisions is an employer who decides he doesnt' like a certain type of birth control because a 2000 year old book of Bronze Age Fairy Tales said it was bad.
That book you speak of is truth and life. The problem is it will be to late when you figure it out.
Also those employees aren't denied anything, they can buy it.
Anyway it is a Clinton law that allowed this to happen, where is your outrage?
Morning after pill does come in handy. But the larger question is ....Why is your employer making birth control decisions for you? Shouldn't such a personal decision be made by the woman?
Hl isn't denying anybody anything, they just won't pay for it.
That's a distinction without a difference.
Hobby Lobby pays it's cashiers a whopping $9.00 an hour. That works out to $18,000 a year before taxes. To say you won't fund a $1000.00 a year IUD after your doctor has determined that is the appropriate treatment for your situation is in effect denying the treatment.
but here's the problem, it's not "basic" birth control. It's appropriate birth control.
The reason why there are 20 forms of birth control is that not all methods are appropriate for all people. And not all forms of birth control are limited to just preventing pregnancy.
For instance, an IUD (one of the forms that Hobby Lobby is allowed to deny payment for) can also be used to reduce uterine bleeding.
The two people who are best qualified to determine what is appropriate birth control are a doctor who went to school for 8 years to understand how the human body works and the woman who's body it actually is.
The person who it is not appropriate to make these decisions is an employer who decides he doesnt' like a certain type of birth control because a 2000 year old book of Bronze Age Fairy Tales said it was bad.
That book you speak of is truth and life. The problem is it will be to late when you figure it out.
If that book was the truth, why aren't you out stoning your neighbor to death for working on Sunday? Or stoning your (hypothetical) daughter to death for not being a virgin on her wedding night? That book is full of a whole lot of barbaric, stupid shit that you "Christians" don't follow because the rest of us wouldn't put up with it.
And shit, here's the problem, the bible really doesn't say anything about abortion or birth control. Quite the contrary, it didn't consider babies to be people until they were at least a month old. It considered causing a miscarriage to be an offense only worth a fine. (As opposed to the aforementioned working on the sabbath, which was a killing offense.)
Also those employees aren't denied anything, they can buy it.
If htey can AFFORD it. this is the problem with treating medical care as a consumer commodity instead of a public service. I mean, what if my interpretation of the Bible is that I don't think Cancer Treatment is Kosher? should I be able to deny my employee payment for his chemotherapy and let him die?
Anyway it is a Clinton law that allowed this to happen, where is your outrage?
I thought the RFRA was a bad law when it was passed, because it led to a bunch of prisoners suing the prison system for religious rights. But that was a case of good intentions gone wrong.
This decision is just plain stupid.
You're wrong.
Christianity is all about misery and death.
Hobby Lobby is a VERY CHRISTIAN business.
Hl isn't denying anybody anything, they just won't pay for it.
That's a distinction without a difference.
Hobby Lobby pays it's cashiers a whopping $9.00 an hour. That works out to $18,000 a year before taxes. To say you won't fund a $1000.00 a year IUD after your doctor has determined that is the appropriate treatment for your situation is in effect denying the treatment.
Then maybe they should go to work for another company.
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The new testament teaches compassion and forgiveness. Something liberals cannot comprehend.
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Also the bible warns of abusing God's children.
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Just think, if Obama didn't mandate insurance, there wouldn't be a problem.
Evidence? How about having to go to the Supreme Court to force your values on your employees
How about stocking your shelves with products from China which forces women to have abortions?
how about you people stop forcing your support of abortions on the rest of us?
How about you gun control freaks stop forcing your views on us by wanting the government to step on us?
DEAL with it or stop with the nonsense
By buying Chinese products, Hobby Lobby is the one supporting abortion
When given a choice between profit and values.....they chose profit
Of course, the forms of birth control in question have nothing to do with abortion.
Oh my god. Get over it.
Stop calling Hobby Lobby a Christian business
The craft store is exalted by the conservative faithful. But it conducts business in a way that flouts Christian values.
"We're Christians," Hobby Lobby's president Steve Green proclaims, "and we run our business on Christian principles."
That is music to the ears of many conservative Christians, who rallied around Hobby Lobby when the retail chain argued at the Supreme Court that ObamaCare's contraception mandate unlawfully burdened their religious beliefs. But a closer look at Hobby Lobby's actual business practices reveals this claim to be as hollow as a flute. Turn over just about any trinket in a Hobby Lobby store and you'll find a gold oval stamped with "Made in China," a country that is one of the worst offenders of human dignity, unborn infant life, and economic justice anywhere in the world.
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The Bible is replete with calls for economic justice. Can you call yourself a "Christian business" when you leverage your profits to support an economic system that blatantly perpetuates injustice?
China is also the 20th worst in the world for child labor. Can you call yourself a "Christian business" when you support underage labor? Jesus, after all, taught that taking one's own life is preferable to harming a child.
And what of China's one-child policy, which disincentivizes having daughters to the point that it fuels an underground abortion industry? Data shows that 13 million abortions are performed in the country each year. About 35,000 infant lives are terminated in China every day, and 336 million abortions have taken place there over the last four decades. According to Steven Mosher of Population Research Institute, "most of those abortions have the character of a rape. That is, they were performed on women who were ordered, or even physically forced, to submit to the knife."
Perhaps we shouldn't be surprised, then, that China accounts for 19 percent of the global population, but 56 percent of the world's female suicides. Approximately 500 women take their own lives in China every day.
Though China somewhat relaxed its controversial 35-year-old policy recently, Max Fisher of The Washington Post has noted that the policy still leads to forced abortions in addition to sterilizations and infanticide and always will.
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That's a distinction without a difference.
Hobby Lobby pays it's cashiers a whopping $9.00 an hour. That works out to $18,000 a year before taxes. To say you won't fund a $1000.00 a year IUD after your doctor has determined that is the appropriate treatment for your situation is in effect denying the treatment.
It still is. A woman can get access to any birth control and any abortifacients they wish. Even now, after the SCOTUS ruling.Answer me one question, are hobby lobbies employees denied basic birth control? There are 16 they can choose from.America does not have mandatory abortions, China does
Hobby Lobby opposes birth control that prevents an embryo from implanting while they support a Chinese economy that forces abortion on women after one child, usually a male child
Morning after pill does come in handy. But the larger question is ....Why is your employer making birth control decisions for you? Shouldn't such a personal decision be made by the woman?
how about you people stop forcing your support of abortions on the rest of us?
How about you gun control freaks stop forcing your views on us by wanting the government to step on us?
DEAL with it or stop with the nonsense
By buying Chinese products, Hobby Lobby is the one supporting abortion
When given a choice between profit and values.....they chose profit
Profit trumping values...as American as apple pie. Welcome to the United Corporations of America!
It still is. A woman can get access to any birth control and any abortifacients they wish. Even now, after the SCOTUS ruling.Answer me one question, are hobby lobbies employees denied basic birth control? There are 16 they can choose from.
Morning after pill does come in handy. But the larger question is ....Why is your employer making birth control decisions for you? Shouldn't such a personal decision be made by the woman?
