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[EarlG]

Hobby Lobby Still Covers Vasectomies And Viagra - HuffPo

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[lonestarnot]

1. Fucking boners.

[SoapBox]

2. Needs repeating...

Fucking boners.

[yeoman6987]

25. Fortunately 7 men approved Roe vs. Wade

[underpants]

3. You got me at boner

Clarence Thomas

[Auggie]

5. Me too. Well done, EarlG!

[pamela]

4. I'm going to send them all a present.

Gift cards to the Heart-Attack Grill.

[iamthebandfanman]

6. Hobby Lobby promotes adultery!

Unless youre married and using it for your wife, using Viagra is having lust for others and thus committing adultery in your heart...

"But I say unto you, That whosoever looketh on a woman to lust after her hath committed adultery with her already in his heart."

Matthew 5:28

[lark]

14. Hobby Lobby promotes forced abortions.

They use China as a major vendor and China has a state policy of forced abortion if the couple has one living child. Idiot so-called Christians are really just anti-woman and pro-profit, regardless of the cost, even to their faith and ideas.

[Louisiana1976]

29. Exactly. They're hypocrites.

[somethingshiny]

7. Seems to me

that no one is questioning how HL is even able to do this logistically, ethics aside. I guess I'm just surprised that an insurance provider would allow a client to dictate the minute details of a policy.
Everyone acts as if Hobby Lobby is a health insurance company itself, referring to what "they" will or will not cover. HL negotiates a contract with, say, United Health Care. The rep. from HL states what kind of policy they'd like to offer their employees. They want one that covers, say, pregnancies, reconstructive surgeries, in-home rehabilitative care, etc., and birth control. But not every kind of birth control - just drugs A,B,C, or D. If an employee visits her doctor and is prescribed drugs E or F for birth control. we at H.L. do not want United to cover the cost of those drugs.
I just don't get why United, or any other insurance co., would allow H.L. to carve up a policy and pick and choose the parts they like. And another question no one seems to be asking: did H.L., by convincing their ins. provider to exclude coverage of the drugs they find offensive, get a lower rate? If I own a company with 100 employees and I offer health ins., can I negotiate with the provider about which specific drugs I'd like their policies to cover?

[Louisiana1976]

30. Yes, businesses can negotiate with insurance providers about what specific drugs

they'd like their policies to cover. And welcome to DU.

[geardaddy]

8. They're All Catholics

[littlemissmartypants]

9. Thank you. nt

[littlemissmartypants]

10. Boners are necessary. Religions?? Buddha and I are

Like this *holds up two fingers* still doesn't help. All of it needs to get the fu*k out of my vagina.
There are going to be surprising repercussions from this. Just ask my buddy Ruth. The "veil" has been pierced. There's no going back.

Love, Peace and Shelter. littlemissmartypants

[TBF]

11. Thanks EarlG -

I am LIVID.

[Bill USA]

12. working toward a theocratic society- with their religious prejudices determining acceptable behavior

[calimary]

13. So when can we start aiming at that Viagra coverage?

Why does that get through and contraception doesn't?

WHY? And why can't we start getting active about that?

Um... handy updated TOLL FREE Capitol Hill Switchboard numbers located in my sig line below, for your convenience...

[mnhtnbb]

15. Boneheads. Every one of them.

[albino65]

16. Maybe Clarence can relate to Long Dong Silver n/t

[Initech]

17. So the message I'm getting is boners = good, overpopulation = good.

Got to keep making those babies!

[arcane1]

26. Someone has to fill the pews and collection-plates, after all.

[SummerSnow]

18. So, if a man decides if he wants to get a vasectomy from

their employer covered healthcare it's okay. But if a woman wants to use birthcontrol, it offends their religious convictions? Anyone who votes Rethuglican is loony.

[FailureToCommunicate]

19. Can it be said too often: elections have consequences? Republicans nominate boneheads.

Thanks EarlG

[ReRe]

20. K&R

Biblically diabolical.

If this doesn't get the women out to the polls in every election from this point forward, nothing will. There's allot of men that don't like this decision any better than women. I feel a serious backlash coming on.

[tclambert]

21. The religious beliefs of the employees count for nothing.

Corporate personhood wins again.

[MADem]

22. Such blatant hypocrisy--the mind boggles. nt

[libodem]

23. Stupid asses

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[Cha]

24. Thanks EarlG. :(

[xfundy]

27. No need to worry about Sharia law.

We've got Scalia law. Yeeehawww!

[ancianita]

28. This isn't about "fortune" or the "unfortunate." This is insidious intent.

[tclambert]

31. The ruling makes no sense. It fails basic logic.

The dumbass Roberts court says the law cannot make a religious corporation pay for contraception. But the law can make the religious corporation pay taxes. And it's perfectly all right for the government to pay for contraception with those tax dollars.

Chief Justice Roberts, do you get how that doesn't make a damn bit of sense?

Worst Supreme Court ever.

[merrily]

32. Thanks, Earl G., but

damn them.

[riversedge]

33. uck!! those faces are sickening!

[Gothmog]

34. Great cartoon

[Lrobby99]

35. Caption for Thomas is all wrong

The proper caption for Justice Thomas would be an empty bubble above his loathsome head.

[Enthusiast]

36. Smug assholes, the bunch of them.