re: Supreme Court rules in favor of Religious companies not covering contraception

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What point of conception occurs before an egg is fertilized by sperm?

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putting the p in the v.

i'm not talking in scientific terms here Belle. Please know that i am not saying "you're wrong," because you are not at all in the least. we just have a different moral relative view here.

if sperm goes up the tube as God or nature intended and was not stopped from impregnating eggs, a pregnancy has not been terminated. if sperm goes up the tube as God or nature intended and was stopped from impregnating eggs by medication, a pregnancy has not been terminated?

one way or another it stopped nature from it's course.


i'm saying that once you make the decision to have sex, the possibility of pregnancy is on the table each and every time. my stance (which will not be popular) is that i just don't like the "aw crap. i made a bad decision and want to get out of it." nature that plan B and Abortion provide*.


*RAPE IS NOT A PART OF THE ABOVE POST AND HAS NOTHING TO DO WITH THIS DISCUSSION.

F**k Akin and his legitimate rape comment.

But what if you didn't want the p in the v?

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putting the p in the v. i'm not talking in scientific terms here Belle.

Please know that i am not saying "you're wrong," because you are not at all in the least. we just have a different moral relative view here.

i'm saying that once you make the decision to have sex, the possibility of pregnancy is on the table each and every time.

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I can respect this view, I've just never believed it. I'm not a Christian though, and I've fricked a few Christian's that claim to think things like this, but loved my dick too much to resist.

And I think in a more advanced way, diminishing the sex to pregnancy risk level has done great things for our society. More women go to college instead of popping out babies. Not that I think that is necessarily a good thing all the time because the liberals hate the family unit, but still. It's a net positive, imo. Contraceptives are good for us.

Some women rape easy though.

Now.. the fun..

Kristen ?@k_Chanel_ · 3m
#scotus aint sh*! and all these leaps backward for mankind..slaying me..welcome to the f&*^(&T% United States of America folks

Lanie Sullivan ?@laniesullivan · 3m
Welcome to America, the place where everything is made up and the women don't matter. #SCOTUS

IckyFux ?@IchabodFuxter · 5m
#SCOTUS rules that some religious freedoms are more free than others.
(ummm.. is BC a religious freedom now or something?)

Megan Neuringer ?@MeganNeuringer · 26m
this is why i will never work for a company, have a job, or let a guy finish in me #HobbyLobby #scotus




Cenk Uygur ?@cenkuygur · 35m
Do Muslim employers have a right to make sure their employees don't eat bacon?

Fake Robert McKee ?@FakeRobertMcKee · 55s
Henceforth, my #SCOTUS voodoo dolls will be constructed from non-Hobby Lobby materials.

Elly Marie ?@eli_mari78 · 1m
Salon: Obama admin must search 4 a different way of providing free contraception 2 women...

Victoria ?@nerd4films · 2m
I saw #SCOTUS trending and at first glance I thought it said scrotum. I swear I'm not normally this weird.

Trevon Carlson ?@TrevonCarl · 4m
Looks like the Supreme Court of Corporate America is at it again. Women, unions, who will they screw over next?

Nina Pine ?@Nina_Pine · 5m
#SCOTUS' ruling is not a win for "religious freedom." Denying access to reproductive healthcare is a direct violation of my religion.

Erica Batton ?@bratkitty84 · 6m
Be sure to stop by @HobbyLobbyStore for all your sign crafting mats for a celebratory picket at your local abortion clinic!

iteach4change ?@iteach4change · 39s
i'm a pacifist, but if anyone ever deserved a terrorist attack, #SCOTUS does...

Michelle Olsen ?@AppellateDaily · 3m
Kid cousin brought today made a good point: "Why do they call them opinions?" Opinions usually optional, not law. Good point, kid

Julie Roberts Towe ?@aweezazee · 4m
The only question to answer should've been: "Is birth control healthcare?" If the answer is yes (it is), then it should be covered.

@desusnice: Dont let this #SCOTUS decision distract you from the real enemy, Vegans at July 4th BBQs.

lacymjohnson ?@lacymjohnson · 2m
between the #scotus #hobbylobby ruling & right-wing columnists, my head is abt to explode. Men: stop telling me what to do with my body.

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one way or another it stopped nature from it's course.

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Condoms do this too.

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so we needed legislation because people didn't know how to read a contract correctly?

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We live in the same America, right? The one that worships at the alter of Walmart and cheap products, right? Sadly, when presented two options on health insurance(really just about any product or good) Americans will go with the cheaper without doing much investigating. In regards to health insurance, that often times meant a bare bones plan that left them hanging after a catastrophic illness or hospitalization. And that even extends to corporations that gave their employees bare bones plans as a way to cut their costs. So yes, I do think the majority of Americans were not educated on their health insurance plan before ACA was implemented, and I'd bet that number hasn't changed a whole lot.

I think the needed part was more about insurance companies selling these bare bones plans.

But ACA has been debated enough. My original point was even before ACA there were countless services covered under any given health insurance plan that 90% of people will never use.

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Condoms do this too.

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But they don't reverse what has already happened.

Abstinence is choosing not to drive at all after drinking too much

Condoms and preventative BC are choosing a DD that you hope is a better option than you driving but still may fail you

Plan B and abortion are getting pulled over for the DUI and asking for a mulligan.

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This. Considering the company was going to shut down because of this, it's a big win for them regardless.

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I lean towards hobby lobby's side on this one but do ppl actually believe they would've shutdown over this? I felt like it was just bs postering

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And that even extends to corporations that gave their employees bare bones plans as a way to cut their costs.

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Again, are these people being held in captivity and forced to work for these corporations? Are they denied the chance to improve their situations through night school, or a 2nd job? Are their thoughts controlled by the corporations, rendering them inept at decision making?

Ever heard the term, reap what you sew? Too little of this has the country where it is now. Instead it's reap and rape the hard working to satisfy your own wants.