Businesses have religious liberty....

[eynon81]

f**k me we've gotten extreme. These companies are still offering to cover most types of birth control. It was an administrative decision to create the mandate. It was a narrow ruling. The current state of the law simply wouldn't work if the decision had been much different. It's not a "war against women".

Although I'm sure Alito worded it poorly.

[Philly]

Corporations = people
Fetuses = people
Women = meh

[eynon81]

[Ben Huh]

What about that other ruling on Monday? You know, the one that severely limited how unions can collect due from its members.

[Philly]

[Philly]

[Ben Huh]

...and all of this over four contraceptives? Every liberal I know is losing their minds over this. Why? At the core this is yet another instance where people wanted others to provide them with something and got mad when they were told no. Yet, it's a war on women, a war women can win by going to Walgreens and buying these contraceptives themselves....something they'll do anyway if Hobby Lobby drops all of their coverage and forces their employees into the private HC market.

[Indy]

[Ben Huh]

It's fairly well known that RU486, a common day-after pill, has some pretty shit side effects and that they have resulted in the death of the user.

[Indy]