Ravi
Diamond Member
It all comes down to conservatives believing sex is dirty
Yep.
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It all comes down to conservatives believing sex is dirty
I don't find the "not in whole or in part" piece ambiguous at all, if the doctors evidence of condition contains even a hint that it might be for birth control, then the claim will be denied.
For example, if the doctor were to say the hormones were required to control cysts which appear on the ovaries. Then there would be no problem. However if the doctor were to say that the hormones prevent cysts on the ovaries and could cause problems if the woman became pregnant. Then the employer has grounds to deny the claim because in part the doctor indicated that the prevention of pregnancy was a "part" of the reason for the prescription.
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Where does it say the 'evidence' has to come from a doctor?
...submit a claim to the corporation along with evidence that the prescription is not in whole or in part for a purpose covered by the objection
Who else would submit evidence concerning a medical condition?
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Arizona legislators have advanced an unprecedented bill that would require women who wish to have their contraception covered by their health insurance plans to prove to their employers that they are taking it to treat medical conditions. The bill now moves to the state Senate for a full vote.
Apparently, the conservative agenda to take away a women's right choice now includes birth control.
Arizona Birth Control Bill Penalizes Women For Using Contraception For Non-Medical Reasons
It all comes down to conservatives believing sex is dirty
...and liberals trying to convice everyone that male on male sex is clean.
For the sake of fairness under the law we need a bill bill that forces men to pay for their own hard on pills and vasectomies.
What's good for the goose....
It certainly isn't a company's right to demand that women don't have sex except for procreation.
It all comes down to conservatives believing sex is dirty
What's It to you?
So you're okay with the employee swearing that she isn't a slut?Where does it say the 'evidence' has to come from a doctor?
Who else would submit evidence concerning a medical condition?
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the evidence in question is 'is not in whole or in part for a purpose covered by the objection'. Doesn't say medical evidence either. It could be medical evidence, but nothing in the language says it MUST be. It's ambiguous enough that the 'evidence' could simply be a statement from the employee.
It certainly isn't a company's right to demand that women don't have sex except for procreation.
Nor is it the right of Obama to demand that men have their penis cut off.
It's outrageous that Obama demand men have their penis cut off.
Standard Disclaimer: As long as lying through your fucking teeth is the rule, might as well expand on it.
So you're okay with the employee swearing that she isn't a slut?
I don't find the "not in whole or in part" piece ambiguous at all, if the doctors evidence of condition contains even a hint that it might be for birth control, then the claim will be denied.
For example, if the doctor were to say the hormones were required to control cysts which appear on the ovaries. Then there would be no problem. However if the doctor were to say that the hormones prevent cysts on the ovaries and could cause problems if the woman became pregnant. Then the employer has grounds to deny the claim because in part the doctor indicated that the prevention of pregnancy was a "part" of the reason for the prescription.
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Where does it say the 'evidence' has to come from a doctor?
...submit a claim to the corporation along with evidence that the prescription is not in whole or in part for a purpose covered by the objection
Who else would submit evidence concerning a medical condition?
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Yeah, maybe a witch doctor could.Where does it say the 'evidence' has to come from a doctor?
Who else would submit evidence concerning a medical condition?
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exactly my point. You don't really know, because ti is ambiguous. ANYONE could supply the 'evidence'.
Where does it say the 'evidence' has to come from a doctor?
Who else would submit evidence concerning a medical condition?
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exactly my point. You don't really know, because ti is ambiguous. ANYONE could supply the 'evidence'.
It's just too bad that someone fooled you into thinking there was a law requiring that you had to cut your penis off.
Well, too bad for you. I hope it means you can't reproduce....net gain for the USA.
id like to see that requirement
You should change your name to Eunuch_2008.It's just too bad that someone fooled you into thinking there was a law requiring that you had to cut your penis off.
Since we're doing the "outrageous fucking lie" thing, just figured I'd join in.
You are lying through your fucking teeth, claiming that there is a law or proposal that has women being required to "swear they aren't sluts."
I figure if lying is so cool that the fucking liar (formerly democrat) party engages in it full time, who am I to argue.
SO - why does Obama require that all men in the nation have their penis cut off?
Hey, we're doing "BIG LIE," let's keep it going.
Well, too bad for you. I hope it means you can't reproduce....net gain for the USA.
Did you ever tell the truth once, just to see what it was like?
You're a valuable member of the fucking liar party.