Which is it, notallmen? Are you going to keep repeating that women needn't treat every man as a potential predator, or are you going to blame women--as some of the commenters here do--for not treating every man as a potential predator? I hate to keep having to go over this, but drunkenness doesn't amount to consent to sex; letting someone inside does not amount to consent to sex. When a woman asks someone to walk her home, she's asking for someone to keep her safe; she's emphatically not consenting to sex.
Many women will lose access to life-saving medication because politics--we'll get to that in a minute--and there's more arsenic around because politics.
A detailed chemistry of glass and some amazing pictures of Saturn and it moons. And some cool photography.
What has to happen so that we pay more attention to women's substance than their style?
Now for the Hobby-Lobby debacle... let's start with this,
Today, five men on the Supreme Court said that women's reproductive health care is less important than a woman's boss's superstition-based prudery and moral trepidation about fornication for female pleasure. They ruled that it doesn't matter if birth control actually causes abortions; it only matters if business owners sincerely believe that birth control causes abortions. They ruled that it's okay for a corporate person to discriminate against a female semi-person and dictate that she not spend her compensation on stuff that might possibly be enabling sex without consequences, if they believe that God thinks they should.and then just turn to Twitter:
Last Week Tonight with John Oliver: Hobby Lobby (HBO) http://t.co/zvHxy6Adq2
— A (@rgbrb) June 30, 2014
Supreme Court says it's okay to violate the law on grounds of religion, as long as only women are adversely affected.
http://t.co/uMrN5xIYGG
— Sean Carroll (@seanmcarroll) June 30, 2014
Which aisle does Hobby Lobby keep coat hangers on?
— Erik Tanouye (@toyns) June 30, 2014
"Hobby Lobby does not object to covering male employees’ costs for vasectomies" http://t.co/K2OpDvkVNd
— Jane Hamsher (@janehamsher) June 30, 2014
And then Jesus said, "Blessed are the corporations, for they shall control women's reproductive rights."
— Top Conservative Cat (@TeaPartyCat) June 30, 2014
REMINDER: You ladies wouldn't have to worry about your employer in your sex lives if you stayed home and made sandwiches like God intended.
— Top Conservative Cat (@TeaPartyCat) June 30, 2014
Justice Ruth Bader quoted this key court case in her #HobbyLobby dissent today. So important. pic.twitter.com/myaKJTJvrg
— BitchMedia (@BitchMedia) June 30, 2014
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