I've met with the board of directors of Hobby Lobby before, and I have never met a more conservative group. Brilliant at retail, but very family oriented thinking. They are also very loyal to their employees, but their employees also go through a heavy screening to get employment.
For some reason Chick Fil A got the short end of the stick, as Hobby Lobby also does not acknowledge same sex marriages. Seeing as Hobby Lobby also pumps out christian music in their stores, this doesn't surprise me a bit.
This is the tip of the iceberg that will be the shitstorm if Obamacare passes. It will cripple some businesses, and not just the small ones.
Racketboy Political Discussion Thread
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dsheinem wrote:do you mean beyond employing them at a Hobby Lobby?Jrecee wrote:Should Hobby Lobby have to provide employees with birth control?
I am sorry...that is too funny.
Obamacare has passed, and despite the ravings of some very conservative business owners, it will not cripple small businesses. Both the state of Massachusetts and the city of San Francisco have similar requirements, and small businesses have not shuttered in either location.Luke wrote:This is the tip of the iceberg that will be the shitstorm if Obamacare passes. It will cripple some businesses, and not just the small ones.
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I watched about the first half of it. I love Ron Paul's ideas and philosophy on limited government, but the guy isn't much of a speaker.Breetai wrote:Did anyone listen to Ron Paul's farewell speech? It was pretty hardcore I thought.
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I think the difference between Chick Fil A and Hobby Lobby is the CEO of Hobby Lobby didn't send an unsolicited public statement about how gay marriage is wrong.Luke wrote:For some reason Chick Fil A got the short end of the stick, as Hobby Lobby also does not acknowledge same sex marriages. Seeing as Hobby Lobby also pumps out christian music in their stores, this doesn't surprise me a bit.
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Exactly. Passive disapproval is entirely different from public protest.MrPopo wrote:I think the difference between Chick Fil A and Hobby Lobby is the CEO of Hobby Lobby didn't send an unsolicited public statement about how gay marriage is wrong.Luke wrote:For some reason Chick Fil A got the short end of the stick, as Hobby Lobby also does not acknowledge same sex marriages. Seeing as Hobby Lobby also pumps out christian music in their stores, this doesn't surprise me a bit.