...Dianetics as part of their group insurance policy. Also, Jehovas Witness executives can eliminate blood transfusions from their employee's health plan, regardless of the employees own personal beliefs or needs. And of course if you have a Jewish boss he can make sure your insurance won't cover any medicine which has suspected shellfish or porcine sources.

The religion of the corporate person supercedes that of the individual.

...not requiring Christian and other religious groups and businesses to support abortifacients is a small step in the right direction .

Sounds like a step in the right direction. people shouldnt be forced to offer something against their beliefs.
Now if only it wasn't restricted to religious beliefs..

Now to find out if muslim business owners can refuse to cover women.

Hell, they should be able to require clitoral mutilation as terms of employment in America Land of the Free.

And mormons should be able to exclude anyone that isn't in a polygamous marriage.

Gonna be so awesome when a hemophiliac child dies because his father works for a company owned by a Jehova's Witness who has dropped blood transfusions from their group policy.

Derp.

There are exceptions for religious people so that they don't have to violate their conscience. Why would Muslims refuse to cover women or Mormons refuse to cover anyone not in a polygamous marriage? That wouldn't violate their conscience.

He can not work there, pick up different insurance, receive help from others, or pay for it himself.

btw they wouldn't just let him die.
Your ridiculous example attempting to thwart freedom and religious beliefs has a giant hole in it.


and if it did, they would look bad and they'd struggle to find people to work there and buy their stuff.

This post was edited by cambovenzi on Jun 30 2014 03:51pm

I'm sure you would volunteer your hard earned money to his cause. Liberals donate to charity, right?