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Why would you care if they are closed on Sundays for any reason?
I believe that all stores should be closed on Sundays for day of rest and quality of life, no religious reasons.
Businesses should be able to decide their own opening hours. This includes liquor stores which, at least in TX, are prohibited from selling hard liquor on Sundays. Stupid law.
No.... Keep the stores closed on Sundays for a day of rest and quality of life!
Businesses should be able to decide their own opening hours. This includes liquor stores which, at least in TX, are prohibited from selling hard liquor on Sundays. Stupid law.
Correct.
It is not a valid role of government to tell businesses when they can be open.
There should be NO laws regulating business hours.
In the case of contraception it is hobby lobby tiring to force it's view on it's employees. A day off on the other hand is no where near as invasive...now if hobby lobby required church attendance on Sunday then that again would be a issue. For the most part employers should not be dictating to employee's how they should behave outside of work hours and there are uses for the birth control pill that go beyond preventing pregnancy(not to mention the fact that pregnancy itself is not a good thing for all women).
Hobby Lobby isn't dictating anything to employees. One thing abortions are free at Planned Parenthood right now, plus a woman is free to go get birth control anywhere she pleases. Hobby Lobby just doesn't want to pay for abortion and birth control. I really don't see the problem with that. As a woman myself, I can take responsibility for my behavior and go buy generic birth control myself or make my man use a condom. I don't think employers should be forced to pay for things they don't want to pay for. As a consumer, I don't want to be forced to pay for things I don't want. I believe in freedom. Most liberals don't believe in freedom.
Not to mention, employees aren't forced to work for Hobby Lobby.
Hobby Lobby isn't dictating anything to employees. One thing abortions are free at Planned Parenthood right now, plus a woman is free to go get birth control anywhere she pleases. Hobby Lobby just doesn't want to pay for abortion and birth control. I really don't see the problem with that. As a woman myself, I can take responsibility for my behavior and go buy generic birth control myself or make my man use a condom. I don't think employers should be forced to pay for things they don't want to pay for. As a consumer, I don't want to be forced to pay for things I don't want. I believe in freedom. Most liberals don't believe in freedom.
Not to mention, employees aren't forced to work for Hobby Lobby.
Contraceptives are a drug and as such should be covered by insurance where other drugs are covered. End of story. We are not going to assign morality to drugs and this is NOT a "christian thing". Not by a long shot.
Contraceptives are a drug and as such should be covered by insurance where other drugs are covered. End of story. We are not going to assign morality to drugs and this is NOT a "christian thing". Not by a long shot.
Insurance companies are private businesses. They shouldn't be forced to offer anything they don't want to.
If you believe in freedom of choice that is. End of story.
Should Hobby Lobby and Chik-Fil-A Be Forced To Open Their Stores on Sunday?
No one can be that addicted to crafts or chicken they can't wait until Monday. LOL
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