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In response to "The Executive as well. need to keep people in that office so they can appoint people who don't want to limit access to reproductive health. ffs" by Dilva

Just to be sure, everyone is still completely free to pay for their own damn reproductive healthcare, right?

Posted by Ender Jul 1 '14, 09:42

From the general chatter it sure sounds like all women at this companies will now be required to pop out a baby every 9 months whether they want to or not.

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- Oh, somebody suggested this would lead to women not having the right to vote. I thought we were doing ridiculous assertions. -- nm - Ender Jul 1, 09:55 4
  - "According to my religious beliefs, women shouldn't vote, therefore I should be exempt from allowing my female employees time off to do so." - Hypothetical Employer Jul 1, 10:07 2
    - Now the world feels better. I was worried I was going to keep agreeing with you. -- nm - droidlet Jul 1, 10:08 1
      - yeah, I had to do *something* about that... -- nm - znufrii Jul 1, 10:13
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- But Hobby Lobby pays twice the minimum wage. All on their own!!! -- nm - Jim Jul 1, 09:52
as per usual coming from you - that was glib. reproductive health is an important aspect of health care and should be covered. -- nm - Dilva Jul 1, 09:48 1
- But sex is baaaaaaaad -- nm - Guigue Jul 1, 09:50
"It bears note in this regard that the cost of an IUD is nearly equivalent to a month's full-time pay for workers earning the minimum wage." -- nm - David Jul 1, 09:48
sure, but why should they have to? - znufrii Jul 1, 09:46 3
- And let's be honest. It doesn't fucking offend anyone. It's a way to cut costs. Plain and simple and it's kinda sickening. -- nm - Jim Jul 1, 09:48 1
  - Oh, I'm sure they are offended, but their offense shouldn't mean they get to ignore established law. -- nm - Inigo Jul 1, 09:54
- in other words, how is reproductive healthcare any less important than any other kind of healthcare? -- nm - znufrii Jul 1, 09:48
Sure, but why is women's reproductive healthcare singled out as the only thing people insured by their employer have to pay for privately? -- nm - Roger More Jul 1, 09:45 1
- It still fascinates me that there is not a heated discussion over Vigara -- nm - amoxy Jul 1, 10:04

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Just to be sure, everyone is still completely free to pay for their own damn reproductive healthcare, right?

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