Where_r_my_Keys
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businesses aren't people.
When you say your business is selling wedding cakes or dresses, then you have to sell wedding cakes or dresses.
When you say, "Your employment here includes health coverage", then you have to provide health coverage.
A 'Business', is a PERSON or PERSONS freely engaging in the exchange of goods and services, to the mutual profit of both parties.
Business does not exist in the exclusion of a person or persons.
The notion that a business is NOT a person, is a form of the hysteria OKA: Relativism. It's purpose is to rationalize away the principles in nature that sustain viability.
Thus where you find such, you will find either an individual or a culture, in decline.
I can agree that businesses should be treated as people for economic rights, but do you think that hey should have ALL rights of a person? Say for example the right to vote? to serve on a jury?
There is only the right of the individual. Rights do not sum. Which is to say that 2 people would or should have a greater right than one person. Rights are only relevant to the individual that bears the responsibilities that sustain them.
With respect, the question falls pray to the rationalization that a business, by virtue of the sum of individuals is somehow superior to a single individual. This stemming from the irrational notion that GE or Hobby Lobby has a greater influence on government than you do.
Each is comprised of individuals... and for the premise to become valid, the individuals at issue, who do not agree with whatever GE is advancing in terms of policy advocacies, must fail to bear the responsibilities that sustain their rights; which is to say that they continue to participate in and with GE, despite it representing that which they recognize as being injurious to them.
Which of course happens and always results in the injury to the means to exercise their rights for those who fail to bear their right sustaining responsibilities. Such a culture will inevitably fail, as we are presently witnessing.
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