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mmonk

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15. The difference is insurance.

Reply to rug (Original post)

Sun Mar 18, 2012, 09:40 AM

Mar 2012

The EEOC made a ruling that coverage for men and women must be equal. In the case of these two examples, one rejects insurance and the other is self funded therefore not violating what the EEOC ruled on.

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Amish, OK. Catholics, No. [View all] rug Mar 2012 OP

Maybe the Pedophile Enablers atreides1 Mar 2012 #1

Post removed Post removed Mar 2012 #2

Remind me of what large groups of Amish employers are denying women reproductive services Bruce Wayne Mar 2012 #3

Holy- You proved my point- Batman Yellow Submarine Mar 2012 #4

+2 False Equivalency. DCKit Mar 2012 #5

The Amish and members of Christian Care Ministry are not attempting to kestrel91316 Mar 2012 #6

sigh Yellow Submarine Mar 2012 #9

Religion needs to learn how to live in the secular world Angry Dragon Mar 2012 #7

I fail to see where the availability FORCES anyone to use the service. The Constitution Vincardog Mar 2012 #8

eventually Yellow Submarine Mar 2012 #10

If the Amish were running large businesses, schools, hospitals, etc. that were intended to serve the LeftishBrit Mar 2012 #11

Actually, a more apt analogy would be... Moonwalk Mar 2012 #14

Although they don't call it insurance, what the Amish do is exactly that Warpy Mar 2012 #12

Dear Catholic Church: Employee health benefits are EARNED benefits LiberalEsto Mar 2012 #13

The difference is insurance. mmonk Mar 2012 #15