Oh, the things that our tax dollars are wasted on...is anybody else amazed?
Today, an appeals court handed down a verdict that secular workplaces must, in keeping with the Affordable Care Act, pay for access to birth control, even if the company owners are religious.
"The Majority thinks it important that corporations lack the anthropomorphic qualities of individual religious devotion–they do not pray, worship, observe sacraments or take other religiously motivated actions separate and apart from the intention and direction of their individual actors.‟
In other words, forcing a *company* to do something doesn't infringe on anybody's religion because companies themselves do not have a religion.
Source:
https://www.au.org/files/pdf_documents/Conestoga%20Opinion.pdf
Regardless of your position on the AFA, this part should at least have been obvious. Why on earth did we need a court to figure this out?