#)#)$)$$*&!&!& you Supreme Court!

I pay over $400 a month for insurance AND I have a yearly $4,500. deductible before coverage even kicks.
To have employers deny certain meds when I work for that and pay into it is f***ed up.
 
they pay for 16 out of the 20 pills
is that enough for you?
they will not support the day after pill
as they believe it violates their religious beliefs
and I fully agree with them!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

NEVER NEVER have I seen my country go down this sheer path of evil that forces people to go against what they believe
careful, what you wish for
we are all one step from a dictatorship
and none are blind as those who simply will not see
the Supremes did this one right

benefits a company offers are just that
they should never be forced into giving those
its a choice and you can choose to work for those that give you what you want
I hate this age of entitlement..
its the last step toward a nation falling

yes I will be doing a thread on that
I am very good with those as I have done them before
Dictatorship? Don't make me laugh. It's not an abortion pill, that's junk science being applied here. When something like this happens, it doesn't bring us closer to dictatorships, theocracies are closer to the reality. More importantly, it furthers the idea that a corporations are people which is ridiculous. It gives them as companies more control to do what they want. Considering companies just not so long ago tried to enact Jim Crow-esque laws where they could deny gay people business, it's a dubious step forward in the bastardization of the separation between church and state. The point is, the company shouldn't have a say over any of the pills. I also love the argument of "keep your legs closed and it'll never happen" as if that's a reasonable argument. As if only a whore would ever use these pills. It's such a huge generalization. Not to mention, employees pay into their own insurance from their own pay check. It's not like HL is giving their employees health insurance out of their own pocket.
 
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