[ SECRET POST #2946 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2946 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Confessions

[(Anonymous)]

What institutions would those even be? I can't think of any

Re: Confessions

[ibbity]

maybe Hobby Lobby with the birth control thing?

Re: Confessions

[(Anonymous)]

AYRT - For example a Catholic-based organization not providing birth control insurance. I feel like a traitor to my feminist, pro-choice stance, but I'm sorry, that's against their religion, which you knew when you took the job.

But if the CEO of a company happens to be Catholic, I think it's wrong not to provide insurance.

Re: Confessions

[philstar22]

I agree if the issue is actually providing whatever it is. They shouldn't have to give the employee birth control themselves. They don't have a right to stop employees from using their health insurance for any health issue they want, though, and that includes birth control. They don't get to force their religion on people who don't hold it.

And actually, in the Hobby Lobby issue, Hobby Lobby wasn't even willing to sign a paper saying they wouldn't let health insurance cover birth control so that then the government would cover it. Which was the most ridiculous thing ever and there is no justification for that. Just sign the damn paper saying you wont' cover.

Re: Confessions

[(Anonymous)]

Are there Catholic-based for-profit organizations? Isn't that kind of a paradox?

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[(Anonymous)]

Providing employees with health insurance that covers birth control is no different than paying them wages that they can use to go and buy birth control. Even if they don't use birth control, they're spending money on other things and that contributes towards other people's health insurance or wages that they then can use to get birth control.

Re: Confessions

[philstar22]

This. Health insurance is part of paying your employee. You aren't providing the birth control, you are paying them for their work. What they choose to do with that payment is up to them, not you.

Re: Confessions

[(Anonymous)]

You realize it's against some religions to receive anything other than faith healing, right?

Re: Confessions

[(Anonymous)]

Example of a "Catholic-based organization?"