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Locked on 06/30/2014 4:29:49 PM PDT by Jim Robinson, reason:
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Posted on 06/30/2014 3:21:29 PM PDT by Welchie25
Lets ALL go to the Lobby! Tuesday, we’ll be there using our credit cards{leaving a “footprint”}!
bfl
I could be wrong but I would think that “publicly traded” is not “closely held.”
All forms of chemical “birth control” are really abortion drugs. They “control birth” by making sure the “fertilized egg”(what you and I would call a baby), is not born.
Contraceptives — those things that prevent conception — are barrier methods (like condoms) and good old-fashioned abstinence. The latter has been made practically illegal in LiberalLand.
Honestly, I think we should throw out 100% of the birth control/contraceptive culture and get back to God. Who’s with me on this?
And if publicly traded it probably couldn’t be subject to a rule like this either. Because then just who has the standard that deserves the deference? There could be a mechanism for getting standards worked in, such as shareholder resolutions.
The USSC probably did the best they could here. Some other case would have to come up involving shareholders before the principle could be supported by the Court.
Let’s not have science as lousy as the global warmists do — anti ovulation drugs aren’t abortifacients any more then refraining from sex is murder.
What a conscientious Christian ought to do is beyond the scope I am treating here.
Right. Now all we have to do is sponsor shareholder resolutions at public companies asserting each company’s dedication to Christian values and their abhorrence at paying for abortion drugs.
Such resolutions would be very easy to pass and would generate a slew of new test cases.
God makes everything beautiful “in its time.”
That’s the story. But if you think all “birth control” pills do is prevent ovulation, then you are buying the liberal media spin. They want to pretend “birth control” is the same as contraception. But there is a reason why they are not called contraception pills.
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