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Jerry Fartwell...rolling in his grave?
On 12/2/13, 9:23 PM, wrote:
On Mon, 02 Dec 2013 20:22:25 -0500, "F.O.A.D." wrote: On 12/2/13, 8:14 PM, wrote: Nobody is forcing anyone to work there. This is not the steel mill that controls a majority of jobs in a town, it is a minor retailer that employs a minor fraction of the retail workers in that particular strip mall and a totally insignificant part of the population as a whole. Based on my experience with "religious" companies here, my guess is they don't even have any employees who want this coverage. The godly companies here are pretty particular about who they hire. They just don't want to pay for something they will never use. Your points are...pointless. Hobby Lobby is just another business. What if its management decides to violate child labor laws? Would that be ok with you? Dodging again? What the **** does child labor have to do with whether they want insurance coverage their employees will not want. Places like this simply will not hire people who don't think like them. You would not last a week. Oh...I had no idea the employees retained you to speak on their behalf. -- Religion: together we can find the cure. |
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Jerry Fartwell...rolling in his grave?
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On 12/3/13, 1:35 AM, wrote: On Mon, 02 Dec 2013 22:05:55 -0500, "F.O.A.D." wrote: What the **** does child labor have to do with whether they want insurance coverage their employees will not want. Places like this simply will not hire people who don't think like them. You would not last a week. Oh...I had no idea the employees retained you to speak on their behalf. How many "christian" companies have you had dealings with? Are there a lot of them in Calvert County Maryland? There are several here and I have neighbors who work for one of the biggest. They also go to the same church and that is where they do most of their recruiting. The exemption of organizations with religious objections is not unprecedented. The Amish have an exemption from ACA. There are a couple of businesses I have noticed in this county that self-identify as "christian." Whatever the exemptions Amish might have as a religious organization are not the same as a commercial company in the craft business might want to have. Why now? The Amish build houses for the non-Amish. The Amish sell their jellies, jams, crafts and other items to the non-Amish. |
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Jerry Fartwell...rolling in his grave?
On 12/3/2013 6:34 AM, F.O.A.D. wrote:
On 12/3/13, 1:35 AM, wrote: On Mon, 02 Dec 2013 22:05:55 -0500, "F.O.A.D." wrote: What the **** does child labor have to do with whether they want insurance coverage their employees will not want. Places like this simply will not hire people who don't think like them. You would not last a week. Oh...I had no idea the employees retained you to speak on their behalf. How many "christian" companies have you had dealings with? Are there a lot of them in Calvert County Maryland? There are several here and I have neighbors who work for one of the biggest. They also go to the same church and that is where they do most of their recruiting. The exemption of organizations with religious objections is not unprecedented. The Amish have an exemption from ACA. There are a couple of businesses I have noticed in this county that self-identify as "christian." Whatever the exemptions Amish might have as a religious organization are not the same as a commercial company in the craft business might want to have. Why would a commercial company in the craft business, want, need, or deserve an exemption. What sets them apart from the general populous? -- Americans deserve better. |
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Jerry Fartwell...rolling in his grave?
On 12/3/13, 12:52 PM, wrote:
On Tue, 03 Dec 2013 06:34:07 -0500, "F.O.A.D." wrote: On 12/3/13, 1:35 AM, wrote: On Mon, 02 Dec 2013 22:05:55 -0500, "F.O.A.D." wrote: What the **** does child labor have to do with whether they want insurance coverage their employees will not want. Places like this simply will not hire people who don't think like them. You would not last a week. Oh...I had no idea the employees retained you to speak on their behalf. How many "christian" companies have you had dealings with? Are there a lot of them in Calvert County Maryland? There are several here and I have neighbors who work for one of the biggest. They also go to the same church and that is where they do most of their recruiting. The exemption of organizations with religious objections is not unprecedented. The Amish have an exemption from ACA. There are a couple of businesses I have noticed in this county that self-identify as "christian." Whatever the exemptions Amish might have as a religious organization are not the same as a commercial company in the craft business might want to have. Then you get back to the Liberty church don't you? The main part of Liberty University's "challenge" was as an employer, against the employer mandate. The joint has a huge enrollment, mostly of online students. |
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