This ruling is a limited victory for
freedom and sanity, but it doesn’t go nearly far enough... they focused the issue down to the specifics of
Hobby Lobby’s particular situation, meaning that other companies,
businesses, and corporations will still be subject to Orwellian speech
infringements.
When you ask [your boss] to pay for what you do in
the bedroom, you are inviting him in. Want him out? Good. Then stop
making your birth control into a national headline. Deal with it
yourself, privately.
Which is more likely to hurt you in the
long run — a dogmatic Jehovah’s Witness business owner, or an
unrestrained and power hungry government agency? [this is a] slippery slope
that, historically, leads to oppression, murder, bankruptcy, and
collapse. The former is just an extreme, limited, and unlikely
application of a universal liberty.
The women I know are much deeper than that... [they] possess a pro-life conviction so profound that the very thought of abortion causes them pain and grief... Millions of women in this country would sooner die than march with you... How dare you.
...realize that the cost of birth control has actually increased BECAUSE of insurance coverage.
From the Matt Walsh Blog, "Want birth control? Go buy it. Nobody is stopping you."
