Fuck Off, Xtians!

[Longhorn]

What if my misanthropic religion prohibits treating people at all, and I'm a doctor? -_-

Then you'll go out of business.

bbbbbbbbut my fweedoms >:c

[Thumpalumpacus]

Are you seriously asking if some Christians will refuse services? Fuck me running. There's Christians who will refuse to bake a fucking cake for people they don't like, what the hell do you think? 

Fucktard. 

Yes, when it contradict their beliefs, which providing contraception does... that's nothing new, Christians also don't believe in gay marriage, hence the refusal to make cakes.... also nothing new. however providing medicine in general doesn't contradict anyone's belief, and if it did, boy did he choose the wrong profession.

You brain must be as smooth as a boiled egg..

Y'know, I must have missed that commandment reading "Thou shall not have or assist abortions."

But I'm pretty sure there's a passage where Yahweh hisself prescribes abortifacient plants.

[pgrimes15]

Wonder how these people who object to doing their damned jobs for religious reasons would respond to, say, a doctor refusing to treat Christian patients?

How about a Muslim doctor refusing to treat Christians (because they're supposed to slaughter infidels not cure them !) .
Hang on! That means Muslim doctors wouldn't treat atheists either ! This religion stuff is confusing.

[Cephus]

Then you'll go out of business.

bbbbbbbbut my fweedoms >:c

But that's the thing lots of people don't realize, actions have consequences, if you do something that drives away your customers, you go out of business.  Nobody has a right to remain in business.  There ought to be no such thing as too big to fail.  Bad decisions result in bad outcomes.  Too bad so many people don't understand that reality.

[Cato]

Morning after pills are considered to be a form of contraception. - Cato

Morning after pills are contraception - Cato

Which is it?

There's no difference in meaning here. Your question is nonsensical.

[Rhondazvous]

Then you'll go out of business.

bbbbbbbbut my fweedoms >:c

You're free to go out of business.

[Rhondazvous]

Yes, when it contradict their beliefs, which providing contraception does... that's nothing new, Christians also don't believe in gay marriage, hence the refusal to make cakes.... also nothing new. however providing medicine in general doesn't contradict anyone's belief, and if it did, boy did he choose the wrong profession.

You brain must be as smooth as a boiled egg..

Y'know, I must have missed that commandment reading "Thou shall not have or assist abortions."

But I'm pretty sure there's a passage where Yahweh hisself prescribes abortifacient plants.

Hey, we're talking about a god who commanded parents to have their disobedient children stoned to death. In defense, I've heard some Christians say well at least they didn't have a problem with juvenile delinquency.

[Huggy Bear]

Morning after pills are considered to be a form of contraception. - Cato

Morning after pills are contraception - Cato

Which is it?

There's no difference in meaning here. Your question is nonsensical.

Going to play dumb?

The first statement is saying that morning after pills are "considered" or "believed" to be contraception, as if there some sort of ambiguity, the second statement is definitive.

Big difference.

[Randy Carson]

There's no difference in meaning here. Your question is nonsensical.

Going to play dumb?

The first statement is saying that morning after pills are "considered" or "believed" to be contraception, as if there some sort of ambiguity, the second statement is definitive.

Big difference.

He's not playing...

[Longhorn]

There's no difference in meaning here. Your question is nonsensical.

Going to play dumb?

The first statement is saying that morning afrter pills are "considered" or "believed" to be contraception, as if there some sort of ambiguity, the second statement is definitive.

Big difference.

O_o