So your belief that they should pay for your birth control supersedes their right to practice their religion and run their private business in line with those values. I don’t think that’s very fair.

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I’m not trolling anything. I don’t think that denying something on religious grounds makes chic-fil-a a “terrible” company especially considering a lot of people don’t think that birth control should be covered by insurance in at all. I’m not a religious man and I’m not claiming to understand all the tribulations of being a woman but outside of regulating periods, clearing acne, and MAYBE helping with cramps, I don’t see why condoms wouldn’t suffice.

To me, you seem like an angry and defensive person looking to make an enemy out of anyone that disagrees with your views. And funnily enough, that is the only way anyone could see chic-fil-a as a terrible company.

But it isn’t up to you or I what any one’s religion deems moral or not. They have the freedom to practice their religion as they see fit and since it’s a private company, those beliefs are going to extend to everyone working there. Regardless, I still haven’t gotten an answer to my question on why chic-fil-a is a terrible company…

Ok so this openly Christian company that makes their stance very clear to everyone including any person who may consider working there is a terrible company because they don’t share you’re belief that birth control should be covered by your insurance? Isn’t that kind of like going to Outback Steakhouse and criticizing them for not being vegan?

And chicfila is stopping you from getting your birth control?

Who needs insurance to buy condoms?

How would they deny anyone to birth control? They can’t stop someone from buying condoms or taking birth control pills. I don’t understand…

Why?

Lol *what???