Supremes vote for religious bigotry

[whell]

Originally Posted by Tom Joad

Whell on the other hand is a pea brained mental midget.

Yawn....

[merrylander]

Originally Posted by djv8ga

Like Bill Clinton signing the "Religious Freedom Restoration Act of 1993"...Correct?

Which was to allow a group of Indians to use peyote in their rituals, geez do I have to teach all of you your own (*&% history.

[bobabode]

Originally Posted by merrylander

Which was to allow a group of Indians to use peyote in their rituals, geez do I have to teach all of you your own (*&% history.

You aren't expecting a teabagger militia dude to actually do some independent research, are you?

[merrylander]

Originally Posted by whell

...spring FROM... would be the the corrected language.

And in case you've not noticed, ugly is ugly, and knows no gender. On the other hand, you've got similar misogyny on the left: the men here in the forum believing that women without birth control devices are somehow powerless. I'd suggest that's a streaming pile of crap, but its also a pretty interesting insight in how lefty men view women.

I would suggest that you really know how to twist the meaning of damn near anything, no one here on the left has suggested that women are powerless (come here and suggest that to my wife and they might release from intensive care after 30 days). We have SAID (operative word not suggested, that is your misinterpretation) that women have yet to be treated equally and fairly. And that the GOP is surely not their friend.

You are getting more like your avatar ever day.

[merrylander]

I could not seem to link t Ruth Marcus' column in today's WaPo but the opening paragraphs were hilarious, I did not realize she had such a sense of humour so I will quote them.

"How did the Supreme Court manage to agree unanimously that police must obtain a warrant before searching cellphones yet split on whether employers must offer contraception as part of their health-care plans?

My explanation, slightly crude but perhaps compelling: All the justices, presumably, have cellphones. Only three have uteruses, and you know which way they voted.

Of course, a uterus is not a prerequisite for understanding the importance of access to birth control. See, e.g., Justice Stephen G. Breyer, who voted with Justices Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Sonia Sotomayor and Elena Kagan to uphold the contraceptive mandate.

But let’s be clear: It helps. Justices are people, not legal robots mechanistically applying laser-sharp rules. They bring to the job an understanding of the world shaped by their experiences. "

[donquixote99]

Originally Posted by MrPots

I don't often make personal comments, but you sir are an ugly little man. Both in stature and character.

Isn't it weird how about 3 out of 4 right wingers you run into online are creeps with gross personality disorders?

Like, they seem to have taken over. There were always some around, but not so many....

[merrylander]

Originally Posted by whell

Do you understand the difference between a self insured plan like the one in place at Hobby Lobby, and a fully insured group or individual plan that you're describing. Your statement suggests that you don't, and the fact that Hobby Lobby has a self-insured plan was a key element in their lawsuit.

Oh I understand that fact quite well which is why I am sure Green was more concerned with his pocketbook than his religion. Find me somewhere where the AMA has stated that an IUD or RU-486 is equivalent to abortion, bet you cant. We were not talking about Green's religious beliefs but his "Religious Opinions" and very convenient mythology that will save him the costs of either device/drug.

Then he will have more money to invest in the shares of the very companies that produce these device/drugs. Sorry whell but you man Green is a poster boy for hypocrisy.

[donquixote99]

What's that old Ian Fleming rule? Three times is enemy action?

There are creeps abounding because they are recruited.

[merrylander]

Originally Posted by donquixote99

WTF? In what sense is the state 'telling women they are weak' here? Illogical meme trigger, seems to me....

And god-damn state? Such animosity! Such emotion!

Get used to it DQ this is the right's spin on the left's arguments for equality for women. The figure , like Goebbels, if they keep repeating BS often enough it miraculously becomes true.

[merrylander]

Originally Posted by whell

Are you really claiming that many Christian faiths don't share a belief that lift begins at conception?

I don't deny that they share that misconception just rather curious as to the logic behind it. For those fighting infertility and her ovum are fertilized in a Petri dish are the ones not used, i.e., discarded aborted?