Florida bill to protect moral, religious beliefs of doctors, payors signed into law

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1. GhostwriterGHOST says

   Everybody’s group health plans are about to form a moral objection to paying for obesity-related illnesses since our bodies are temples and whatnot.

2. Charlie2and4 says

   As a post reformation protestant I will not see Catholics, so there.

3. saintofhate says

   These people really missed the part where Jesus healed the sinners and embraced everyone, didn’t they.

4. Darth_Vrandon says

   Doesn’t this violate the civil rights act of 1964 or the 14th amendment?

5. geronimo1958 says

   Then all doctors with some such refusals should have to post who they will not treat. Would give their patients the chance to refuse to use that doctor.

6. whiterac00n says

   Just running Florida right into the ground and then going to try running away to the White House before it craters and suddenly becomes the democrats fault.

7. henningknows says

   Law to use belief in a magic man in the sky as a reason to be a discriminatory asshole signed into law.

8. Soggy_Midnight980 says

   So, is insurance now worthless in Florida?

9. openly_gray says

   I would assume any discrimination of protected classes would still be illegal based on the supremacy clause

10. mritty says

    this may be the most fucked up headline phrasing I’ve ever seen.

    “Florida bill to allow doctors & insurance companies to refuse to treat LGBT patients signed into law.”

11. squarepeg0000 says

    Oh oh…I’m an atheist.

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13. jbeve10 says

    This is going to backfire when doctors and hospitals start refusing service to any far-righties, racists, MAGATs, and DeathSantis supporters lol

14. FullMetalMuff says

    God dude I’m way too conservative to be a democrat but I hate republicans so fucking much

15. Born_Ad_4826 says

    Well this should head to the Supreme Court quickly

    I’m going to say it, I’m still mad at RBG 😕