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Suppose you worked for a company whose private owners did not beleive in blood transfusions.
Would you have a problem is blood transfusions was NOT covered in your medical insurance
You have touched on a potentially huge problem created by the current Supreme Court. In essence they have ruled that corporations are theocracies
One of the dumber things said on this board.
The majority decision could open the door to other closely held corporations seeking to withhold coverage for other medical procedures at odds with firm religious beliefs. It marks the first time that the Supreme Court has allowed companies the ability to declare a religious belief — a decision that could reverberate far past the Affordable Care Act to other laws and issues.
Read more: http://www.politico.com/story/2014/...ntraception-mandate-108429.html#ixzz36EFCUenF
Giving you the benefit of the doubt Rev. I do not think you have sat down and give this careful though philosophy. Basically the SC decision does the following:
Not only has this court declared corporations persons, but now have said those corporations can impose religious beliefs on their employees.
What about the religious beliefs of the employees? This is a huge can of worms the SC has opened.
P.S. I assume you also realize this decision gives the Democrats another huge round of artillery in their accusations that the GOP is at war against women.
Here you go being inconsistent again. When it comes to corporations feeding the homeless then all of the sudden they can be treated as individuals. I know extremists like yourself like to have it both ways but it will not stand here.
And claiming it makes them theocracies is just stupid.
Can you give us one scenario where this would happen ?….Corporations can now force the religious beliefs of the owners or board of directors on the employees….
I have never agreed that corporations are individuals. I have said their policies, made by management and they are individuals, can be moral or immoral. Stop derailing the thread Rev. Stay on the topic.
Suppose you worked for a company whose private owners did not beleive in blood transfusions.
Would you have a problem is blood transfusions was NOT covered in your medical insurance
Can you give us one scenario where this would happen ?
Aw, we posted at the same time, Salty. I answered you. Short answer, "no".NNE HAS ANSWERED MY QUESTION YET.
It is a simple yes or no.
For myself, the answer is NO!
If that is their policy - so be it. If I dont like it, I can go elsewhere.
:laugh:Watch what happens over the next five years. It will become clear -- even to you.
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So your answer is "no, I can't."
Yup. A petty, bitter man is our C.T.Boy.