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20. And under Fulton and what will be its progeny this will be legal

Reply to Yo_Mama_Been_Loggin (Original post)

Fri Jul 2, 2021, 03:25 PM

Jul 2021

as long as a doctor can refuse to treat any patient, under any circumstances, then he or she will have to be permitted to refuse to treat these patients under any circumstances.

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Ohio governor signs budget that includes allowing medical providers to deny services to LGBT [View all] Yo_Mama_Been_Loggin Jul 2021 OP

I'm so sick of these self-righteious, hypocritical, immoral assholes. -nt CrispyQ Jul 2021 #1

He's Gonna Get Sued By The DOJ WHITT Jul 2021 #2

This is exactly the sort of case the conservative SCOTUS has been waiting for. NullTuples Jul 2021 #47

When did the goods and services we produce become embued with our religious beliefs? bucolic_frolic Jul 2021 #3

How long has the Church (or in America, conservative Protestantism) been a power? NullTuples Jul 2021 #25

Since at least the 5th century. HUAJIAO Jul 2021 #27

Catholic True Blue American Jul 2021 #55

Should we ask our doctor if they would treat LGBTQ people? Marthe48 Jul 2021 #4

That is exactly what many if not nearly all LGBTQ people are forced to do. NullTuples Jul 2021 #26

Where does it end? BadGimp Jul 2021 #5

I say it's high time we all pass a budget "allowing medical providers to deny services to [GQPers] KPN Jul 2021 #6

You can do that now, with no new legislation required. Jedi Guy Jul 2021 #33

Even in very red and gerrymandered OH the GOP should soon become extinct Botany Jul 2021 #7

We better hope this committee we voted for True Blue American Jul 2021 #56

"...they are doing as much dirty work as they can before they are run out of town." Botany Jul 2021 #58

Now Catholics/Protestants can refuse to treat each other? keithbvadu2 Jul 2021 #8

The SCOTUS opened the door with the Hobby Lobby decision lonely bird Jul 2021 #43

Sanctimonious ass! Diamond_Dog Jul 2021 #9

I'm waiting for these idiot assholes to write something that they can deny treating fat people MiniMe Jul 2021 #10

They don't need to obese people are already being discriminated against. Runningdawg Jul 2021 #15

Can someone link the text of the bill? ScratchCat Jul 2021 #11

You're right, it doesn't specifically mention LGBTQ people. subterranean Jul 2021 #28

No, but by giving payers (aka insurance companies/self-insured businesses)... moriah Jul 2021 #57

let's allow gov & private insurers to deny benefits to the righteously unvaccinated - they are bringthePaine Jul 2021 #12

Intolerance masking as "religion" Nancy Waterman Jul 2021 #13

Sometimes I wish Jesus would return just to redefine His principles to His followers. rickyhall Jul 2021 #14

the party of "pro-life" are scum. ZonkerHarris Jul 2021 #16

It's the Hippocratic Oath. Not Hypocritical Oath. n/t Harker Jul 2021 #17

Remember early on in the pandemic, when we were calling DeWine one bullwinkle428 Jul 2021 #18

same thing with Hogan XanaDUer2 Jul 2021 #61

The language of the bill is a little more general ladym55 Jul 2021 #19

Remember: Jesus was not a 'Christian'. keithbvadu2 Jul 2021 #45

I do remember ladym55 Jul 2021 #50

I was agreeing with your point, not disagreeing. keithbvadu2 Jul 2021 #51

Sorry ladym55 Jul 2021 #52

We had an earlier discussion along those lines of word-only communications. keithbvadu2 Jul 2021 #53

And under Fulton and what will be its progeny this will be legal dsc Jul 2021 #20

How does this affect ER visits? EndlessWire Jul 2021 #21

"Does this law allow them to turn away people who need emergency care?" Jedi Guy Jul 2021 #34

Thank you for your answer. EndlessWire Jul 2021 #48

But...but..gay people can marry. Homophobia is over. Gay rights are won! Behind the Aegis Jul 2021 #22

Yup Marrah_Goodman Jul 2021 #63

Ohio is getting as bad as Indiana. roamer65 Jul 2021 #23

So how do these medical providers know someone is lgbt? Can a medical provider refuse someone Jetheels Jul 2021 #24

JFC 28 right wing states racing to see who can be the most discriminating's authoritarian turbinetree Jul 2021 #29

Republican Jesus is full of hate. sarcasmo Jul 2021 #38

Agreed ....................... turbinetree Jul 2021 #40

Hate is their personal god. Solly Mack Jul 2021 #30

True that! mountain grammy Jul 2021 #32

Why? Why are they so hateful? NurseJackie Jul 2021 #31

From the Gospel of DeWine, Chapter 1, Verse 1. Jedi Guy Jul 2021 #36

I am a doctor and I am sick of healing republicans. The Jungle 1 Jul 2021 #35

yup Skittles Jul 2021 #46

They get a "high" from being mean. Mary in S. Carolina Jul 2021 #37

Yep and being mean is in the GOP handbook. sarcasmo Jul 2021 #59

so. how does this balance your budget sir? i wanna know . AllaN01Bear Jul 2021 #39

so this means a LGBTQ MD/EMT/RN/XRay technologist can refuse to treat a trumper or a racist? irisblue Jul 2021 #41

Republicans just plain suck. I'm sorry, but I'm done with reaching across the aisle bullshit. They Evolve Dammit Jul 2021 #42

What does he care? He's 74, he'll never run for another office. C Moon Jul 2021 #44

Goes both ways.... paleotn Jul 2021 #49

How can you be a licensed provider if you let your religion determine whether you treat someone? SunSeeker Jul 2021 #54

Personally, I never want any hateful, ignorant fascist treating me for Roisin Ni Fiachra Jul 2021 #60

Disgusting. Marrah_Goodman Jul 2021 #62