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Atty: Hobby Lobby Won't Offer Morning-After Pill

Yes that is a much more interesting and relevant question than your first one.

It's not much of a claim if you say you withhold taxes if you don't actually owe them to begin with.
 

Bring in creationism now. We don't consensus there either.
 
It's not much of a claim if you say you withhold taxes if you don't actually owe them to begin with.

Yeah, that's most likely the case here. I can't think of too many other explanations, certainly nothing realistic. It also explains why he doesn't want to talk about it.
 
I don't owe taxes on purpose. Per diem and expense reports are awesome.

Oh ok, I think I understand you now. You're talking about fraud, right?
 
Oh ok, I think I understand you now. You're talking about fraud, right?

Sine when is receiving per diem and deducting expenses fraud? Oh, wait, it's not. But, I don't expect you know that. You probably think a "loophole" and a "deduction" are the same thing.
 
Good for them, people need to be more responsible when having sex. Either you: Have safe sex or only have sex when you want a child. Hobby Lobby shouldn't have to pay for these peoples so-called "mistakes" or "accidents".
 
Good for them, people need to be more responsible when having sex. Either you: Have safe sex or only have sex when you want a child. Hobby Lobby shouldn't have to pay for these peoples so-called "mistakes" or "accidents".

Yeah, but for the Libbos, personal responsibility is a thing of the past.
 
Yeah, but for the Libbos, personal responsibility is a thing of the past.

Sorry but that goes for nearly everyone in this country....liberal and conservative alike. Just depends on whose ox is getting gored at the moment as to whether you hear about it.
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Sine when is receiving per diem and deducting expenses fraud? Oh, wait, it's not. But, I don't expect you know that. You probably think a "loophole" and a "deduction" are the same thing.

Ha, yeah you tell that to the auditor:lol: no, falsely declaring you wages to be a per diem is tax fraud, not a loophole. You think you're, like, the first guy to ever think of that brilliant idea?
 
Apples and oranges.

Not at all. You just don't mind the government collecting for things YOU like and support while complaining about this.
 
Yeah, but for the Libbos, personal responsibility is a thing of the past.

One only needs to look at the right to see the hypocrisy. They whine about personal responsibility, but have no problem taking federal money (FEMA) when disaster hits their states.

Personal responsibility would dictate you don't live in hurricane prone areas OR you pay for it yourself through insurance and plan ahead.
 

You are using so many analogies to debate the issue at hand that you end up debating the analogoies.

You should stick to the issue at hand, which is that a company is being forced by the government to buy something for a third party which goes against their religious beliefs.

Leftists are terrible at analogies anyway and only leads to their further confusion.
 

1.) so many? i used one other FACTUAL example, nothing to debate
2.) wrong they are being forced to obey the law and not violate the rights of their employees and not discriminate, HUGE difference
3.) again the analogy i used is factual
 

"The Right", has been hit by natural disasters? Gee whiz, which one?

Nothing but a buncha righties in Orleans and Jefferson Parish Is that what you're saying?
 
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