I trust them a hell of a lot more than someone that types M$

But they don't keep me playing. That's my point. I'm not arguing that there are people who get sucked in and end up losing their mortgage money, because there are stories of those people out there, certainly. But reasonable people who understand slots - or any casino game, because they're all stacked against the…

Check out the link for more on why it's rarely worth playing a slot machine. The next time you see one, just walk past it.

She wrote that for-profit companies, unlike nonprofits, don't exist to further an agenda beyond money making and therefore cannot be said to have religious beliefs

The five men also agreed that their ruling should only applies to corporations (people) with "sincerely held" religious beliefs.

And here lies the greatest irony... all these pro-life morons who loathe abortion will be celebrating this ruling. Except that this ruling will, in all likelihood, lead to more abortions.

Does your employer provide health care? Then you're entitled to legal medications to maintain your health. End of motherfucking story.

You know why I've been on the pill since high school? To keep my dysmenorrhea in check so I can get out of fucking bed when I'm on the rag.

The legal question was whether or not corporate persons have religious beliefs. The ruling said yes, but only in the case of birth control. The ruling was narrower than it could have been. Because of its scope, it is inherently sexist.

So, according to this Supreme Court, your Christian employer has the right to deny you insurance coverage for reproductive healthcare, and they also have the right to come down to Planned Parenthood when you seek reproductive healthcare there to harass, threaten and intimidate you in close physical proximity to you,…

No, their argument is not valid. There is no scientific basis to claim that plan-b is an abortifacient. Nor is there even a religious one, because the bible does not claim life starts at fertilization, but that's a whole other can of worms.

They might as well claim that menstruation is abortion. After all, we do expel…

HAHAHA. Omg. Hold on a second, I need to recollect myself.

You clearly do not know how plan-b works. Abortion is the deliberate termination of a pregnancy, plan-b prevents pregnancy. It prevents the sperm from reaching the egg, and if it does fertilize, then it prevents the egg from implanting. It doesn't end a…

No....the CONTRACEPTIVES in question are not ABORTIFACIENTS. Contraceptives prevent CONCEPTION they do not end already existing pregnancies and clearly, clearly, clearly and loudly say as much on the packaging. You have no idea what you're talking about. Go do some research before you chime in on something that you…

Birth control is effing expensive without insurance, more so in certain states. And HL pays the bare minimum when it comes to wages. So for many, it isn't about "foregoing a few trips to Starbucks", it's about foregoing a few meals or foregoing putting gas in your car.

No, it's not. This has nothing to do with abortion, and everything to do with birth control. No one is asking for abortions to be covered. Seriously, no one.

And if you're one of those idiots that thinks Plan-b and IUDs cause abortions, then go read a goddamn bio book and get back to us.

No one is saying you have to use birth control. The bible talks about YOUR OWN religious beliefs. I don't know why evangelicals insist on imposing their bullshit on everyone else.

That's not the point. The SC has just established that corporations have legally-protected religious beliefs.

If I take your user name correctly, you will know what I really mean when I say this: Oh, bless your heart.