This is highly tragic when considered in regard to their other 'statements' about 'companies being people'. I wonder how long it will be until SCOTUS starts individually selecting which companies AND people have to follow the law and which ones are exempt. (Oh, MY bad! They already DO that...) Here's an Idea, why not just scrap the entire legal system? It's a corrupt, for-profit, unethical capitalist system anyway...just like everything else. (Prison system, anyone? 1 in 6 Americans has a criminal record...ring a bell?) What good is it? Probably none, considering how intent the Govt seems to be towards trying to institute martial law. Sounds to me like they're doing precisely the OPPOSITE of their jobs. I suspect it's time to give the government an enema and the tube should be firmly inserted in the SCOTUS hole. Disturbing... I see devolution. This is how democracy fails. The people become ignorant, then elect an ignorant government (they are capable of little else), which results in an ignorant government and a country with a reputation of ignorance on the world stage. Yes folks...so much for thinking Democracy is flawless. As long as people are flawed (and they always will be), there is no system on Earth that is reliable...not religious, political, economic or otherwise. We are moving back into the caves. Shouldn't be long before we're beating women over the heads with clubs for entertainment and hunting our food with spears again. (smh) Apparently, people have a hard time realizing that ice cream...whether chocolate, strawberry or vanilla...is still ice cream. Also...religion, whether Christian, Muslim, Buddhist, Hindu, Baha'i, Unitarian or otherwise...is still religion - and go take a look at some of the OTHER countries run by religious leaders (or those like China who have basically forbidden the free practice thereof) and tell me how well that's worked out - then tell me how christianity will be any different. Let me save you the time - it won't. You can no more force a person to believe or expect them to believe what you want them to than you can force a person to believe they are a chicken. I am not discounting religion. It has its purpose - to bring people to virtue (when it works and is not hypocrisy - like it often is) who are otherwise unable to reach virtue except through symbolic, simplified means. Believe what you like...and give others the same respect. If you do otherwise, you are destroying the very principle that has prevented the US from becoming a zealot-ruled idiocracy...not to mention, the tenets of your own beliefs. That doesn't make you religious, it makes you a hypocrite. I will continue to 'pray' (hope) for the masses (people too busy to think who see God at the end of human knowledge, rather than an opportunity to develop that knowledge) so that they will realize, one day, that virtue is possible without religion...and that religion is no guarantee of virtue. People (and governments and companies) should stay out of each others' uteri...umm, bedrooms...err, private business. Ok...all of the above. Here's an idea - do what you want and, if you screw up, it's your battle. Don't ask for help...from anyone...not even the government. Just try the best to enjoy your karma (or find a way to dislodge your head from your sphincter so it is better next time). Whatever happened to 'personal responsibility'? O_o

This is highly tragic when considered in regard to their other 'statements' about 'companies being people'. I wonder how long it will be until SCOTUS starts individually selecting which companies AND people have to follow the law and which ones are exempt. (Oh, MY bad! They already DO that...) Here's an Idea, why not just scrap the entire legal system? It's a corrupt, for-profit, unethical capitalist system anyway...just like everything else. (Prison system, anyone? 1 in 6 Americans has a criminal record...ring a bell?) What good is it? Probably none, considering how intent the Govt seems to be towards trying to institute martial law. Sounds to me like they're doing precisely the OPPOSITE of their jobs. I suspect it's time to give the government an enema and the tube should be firmly inserted in the SCOTUS hole. Disturbing... I see devolution. This is how democracy fails. The people become ignorant, then elect an ignorant government (they are capable of little else), which results in an ignorant government and a country with a reputation of ignorance on the world stage. Yes folks...so much for thinking Democracy is flawless. As long as people are flawed (and they always will be), there is no system on Earth that is reliable...not religious, political, economic or otherwise. We are moving back into the caves. Shouldn't be long before we're beating women over the heads with clubs for entertainment and hunting our food with spears again. (smh) Apparently, people have a hard time realizing that ice cream...whether chocolate, strawberry or vanilla...is still ice cream. Also...religion, whether Christian, Muslim, Buddhist, Hindu, Baha'i, Unitarian or otherwise...is still religion - and go take a look at some of the OTHER countries run by religious leaders (or those like China who have basically forbidden the free practice thereof) and tell me how well that's worked out - then tell me how christianity will be any different. Let me save you the time - it won't. You can no more force a person to believe or expect them to believe what you want them to than you can force a person to believe they are a chicken. I am not discounting religion. It has its purpose - to bring people to virtue (when it works and is not hypocrisy - like it often is) who are otherwise unable to reach virtue except through symbolic, simplified means. Believe what you like...and give others the same respect. If you do otherwise, you are destroying the very principle that has prevented the US from becoming a zealot-ruled idiocracy...not to mention, the tenets of your own beliefs. That doesn't make you religious, it makes you a hypocrite. I will continue to 'pray' (hope) for the masses (people too busy to think who see God at the end of human knowledge, rather than an opportunity to develop that knowledge) so that they will realize, one day, that virtue is possible without religion...and that religion is no guarantee of virtue. People (and governments and companies) should stay out of each others' uteri...umm, bedrooms...err, private business. Ok...all of the above. Here's an idea - do what you want and, if you screw up, it's your battle. Don't ask for help...from anyone...not even the government. Just try the best to enjoy your karma (or find a way to dislodge your head from your sphincter so it is better next time). Whatever happened to 'personal responsibility'? O_o - The case, Burwell vs. Hobby Lobby, is perhaps the most important decision of the term. It centers on the Affordable Care Act's guarantee of no-cost prescription contraception.