I'm surprised I haven't seen any support of the decision in my FB feed, too, but I suppose I've either hidden or unfriended most of the likely supporters during the last round of elections.
So I'm on BC to control endometriosis. Without it, I would probably lose both my ovaries in the next 5-10 years. WHICH IS IT, HL? Pay for my BC so that I can reproduce, when you deem it appropriate? Or no BC for me AND I can't procreate?
ETA: Without BC I would likely need surgery every 6 months. You wanna pay for that instead, HL? My head is exploding.
I need to stay off FB today and not read the comments on our local news' post of this. Some of the "winners" so far: "If you don't want kids, practice abstinence." "Pay for your own birth control, you cheap asses." "Just keep your legs shut."
We've come far with women's rights, huh? :?
PERSONAL RESPONSIBILITY!!! PAY FOR YOUR OWN SHIT!!!!11eleventy
Andplusalso one that offers great maternity leave, since those jobs are so plentiful.
I'm so tired of conservative males restricting the rights of women through backward public policies. I feel like we are going back to the dark ages, seriously.
Yeah, I keep waiting for pagas to come in here and tell us why this is actually a good thing.
Corporations=job creators!!!! We must not interfere with their profit$$$. Their rights come before these silly little ladies and their pills.
God Berbles, NONE of this is important. Come and talk to me when you can't get an erection and then we'll move heaven and earth to get you all fixed up.
Post by revolution on Jun 30, 2014 13:46:09 GMT -5
ok, this one on a paper's FB page is making my head spin. And I don't even know how to reply and banging my head off of a wall would probably be more productive than talking sense into people.
" It's about time women start taking responsibility for their own actions."
ok, this one on a paper's FB page is making my head spin. And I don't even know how to reply and banging my head off of a wall would probably be more productive than talking sense into people.
" It's about time women start taking responsibility for their own actions."
Man, I hate when I have sex with myself and accidentally get pregnant and then suddenly have a baby to take care of.
ok, this one on a paper's FB page is making my head spin. And I don't even know how to reply and banging my head off of a wall would probably be more productive than talking sense into people.
" It's about time women start taking responsibility for their own actions."
True story. The BC I needed when I was just masturbating was soooooo much more expensive.
Ugh, my cousin's H liked a story about this on facebook. That might be the last straw against him. 3 out of my 4 cousins on that side (including this cousin) had kids out of wedlock because they either didn't know about or weren't using birth control. Two of them did it twice, with different partners. Clearly steps like this will solve the problem.
ETA: I just remembered she's on birth control. I bet her insurance pays for it. I wonder how that works.
Post by prettyinpearls on Jun 30, 2014 14:36:14 GMT -5
I've only had one post on my newsfeed and it was "Good for Hobby Lobby! See what happens when you stand up for what you believe in and put up a fight?"
HOLD ON!! Is this a ::whispers:: unity horse? cville
Oh, just wait. I'm sure it's coming.
I've been waiting all day for someone to come in here and be like "This is probably um flameful but um, I actually agree with this. Also, I love fried chikin."
first dumb comment. "I am not debating the court decision, I will just say, as a woman, I love it. It's your body, your choice and you can pay for it" ugh!
first dumb comment. "I am not debating the court decision, I will just say, as a woman, I love it. It's your body, your choice and you can pay for it" ugh!
eta. on my wall
So if she wants to remove the cancer threatening to kill her, she can pay for that too, right?
When Hobby Lobby filed its case against Obamacare's contraception mandate, its retirement plan had more than $73 million invested in funds with stakes in contraception makers.
On my FB: "If our forefathers hadn't stood up for the very same thing none of us would be here."
Ugh.
/ded
OMG, I should have just left it alone, but I couldn't. I engaged.
I asked where the picking and choosing of coverage would end and cited blood transfusions as an example of a similar religious conflict. She came back with "I would like to think that the basic good in all people will fill in the gray areas for special cases to be covered."
Seriously, I want to know how they can justify this to someone in my position. I was put on BCP when I was 12, for periods that we so heavy I was severely anemic. I wasn't having sex at 12, FFS, my health was at risk. AND IT STILL IS, EVEN THOUGH I *AM* HAVING SEX! THE HORROR.
Since, apparently, HL is now involved in medical decisions, I'd like to know how they would propose I be treated.