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Originally Posted by whell
What is hypocritical here? The Hobby Lobby decision has done NOTHING to restrict access to contraceptive medication for women. Even after this ruling, Hobby Lobby will continue to provide such coverage under their insurance plan. They only objected to provided coverage to specific meds like the so-called morning after pill. They still, for example, offer coverage for birth control pills.
So, you may go cast your claims of hypocrisy somewhere else. Maybe your local mirror perhaps?
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Bullshit. Hormonal and copper intrauterine devices are not "morning after pills" and the Hobby Lobby decision excludes such devices that the Mennonites find "morally objectionable". It also excludes medications that are used for the treatment of endometriosis, polycystic ovary syndrome, certain cancers and other non-abortion
purposes. These devices and medications have everything to do with the Hobby Lobby case...so don't lie about it.
Besides, your hypocrisy has nothing to do with the Hobby Lobby case, and everything to do with the fact that you've been subsidizing pretty much every form of contraception and birth control, along with legal abortions through your health insurance premiums and your federal income tax payments...and without a fucking peep outta you. Or perhaps you were just too lazy to be interested in where your health care premium dollars go.