One would hope, but remember this is the country that elected Barack Obama. Twice. As a group, we’re not exactly behaving rationally lately.
Brilliant parody of liberal overreax: Steve Coll compares Hobby Lobby to the Taliban! Wait, what…? http://t.co/drfMcKvSXD @RNS
— Masked Coward Gibson (@GibsonWrites) July 3, 2014
Its time for a new Godwins Law. If you compare anything to the Taliban, you automatically lose the argument. #NewYorker #MSNBC
— ?freemom? (@rockmom) July 3, 2014
https://twitter.com/ProfBainbridge/status/484715733834682368
https://twitter.com/BenHowe/status/484809785121181696
i can't get past the title. i'm sure it's as derpy as it sounds… http://t.co/nkHCCdmLCh
— Ryan (@chasinghumility) July 3, 2014
https://twitter.com/NathanWurtzel/status/484809605508517888
Worrying evidence that the rest of the New Yorker staff is trying to compete with Andy Borowitz for clicks: http://t.co/mhuHTQwvaJ
— Ross Douthat (@DouthatNYT) July 3, 2014
What if the Taliban wanted to exercise its right to free speech?!?!?! http://t.co/xgTHKRr5jz #checkmateconservatives #repeal1stamendment
— Josiah Neeley ? (@jneeley78) July 3, 2014
Heh.
https://twitter.com/JGreenDC/status/484765817863544832
The colossal left wing freak out over the Hobby Lobby ruling is not only based on a complete misunderstanding of the ruling and the law but on two outlandishly contrived premises.
The first is that employees are the unwilling prisoners of their employers. The Left thinks people would literally be trapped into working for the Taliban Corporation on an IED assembly line with no chance of ever walking away to find other work at a less terroristy company.
The second is that anything that is not covered by your employer provided insurance policy is irrevocably unavailable to you, forever and ever, amen. Your children will get polio while you are chained to a drill press at Taliban Industries because your insurance will not cover their vaccines.
There are adult people—considered to be intellectuals by many, no doubt—who are taking this piece seriously.
A news editor at KING5 in Seattle.
God bless you, Steve Coll: When the Taliban Meets Hobby Lobby http://t.co/oPhfadVOQf via @NewYorker
— Russ Walker (@russ_walker) July 3, 2014
A filmmaker.
This says it all… and elegantly –> When the Taliban Meets Hobby Lobby http://t.co/kmiU4tf86G via @NewYorker
— Drew Emery (@InlawsOutlaws) July 3, 2014
Fulbright Scholar at Harvard.
Excellent and maddening analysis of recent US supreme court ruling @NewYorkerhttp://t.co/ZhuveubXty
— Thomas Koenig (@th_koenig) July 4, 2014
Pulitzer Prize winning columnist.
Food for thought: When the Taliban Meets Hobby Lobby http://t.co/FCFkXXLcZJ via @NewYorker
— Clarence Page (@cptime) July 3, 2014
University professor.
VERY HIGHLY RECOMMENDED! Steve Coll: When The Taliban Meets Hobby Lobby : The New Yorker http://t.co/LwrBlFE9P0
— John Robertson (@JohnFRobertson) July 2, 2014
Writer at “Esquire.”
This piece, on why the Taliban would love the Hobby Lobby ruling, is a hammer blow.http://t.co/WNiQqw3e6o
— Tom Junod (@TomJunod) July 3, 2014
Law professor.
Sadly, this makes good sense Vaccinations could be next #Hobby Lobby When the Taliban Meets Hobby Lobby @NewYorker http://t.co/7LdToFHku1
— Mary Crossley (@MaryCrossley) July 4, 2014
They are not joking.
Our problem is far bigger than one Supreme Court ruling.
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