Originally posted by KazetNagorra
It is reasonable if your goal is to control what others do in return for your services (personally, I don't care what other people buy with their money as long as it doesn't disproportionately harm others).

It's not reasonable to use currency and then demand control over what other people do in return for your services, when said control has been ceded through the endorsement of currency.

How does hobby lobby control how their employees spend the money the employee makes?

Originally posted by Eladar
How does hobby lobby control how their employees spend the money the employee makes?

They don't.

Any more questions?

Originally posted by KazetNagorra
They don't.

Any more questions?

It's not reasonable to use currency and then demand control over what other people do in return for your services, when said control has been ceded through the endorsement of currency.

Then what did you mean by this?

Originally posted by Eladar
[b]It's not reasonable to use currency and then demand control over what other people do in return for your services, when said control has been ceded through the endorsement of currency.

Then what did you mean by this?[/b]

Here is one of many possible scenarios where Hobby Lobby's endorsement of currency means they are funding contraceptives (there are many, mainly indirect others).

Meet Sarah Limbaugh. Sarah Limbaugh loves two things: arts and crafts and contraceptives. She has a job at Foetus Stranglers Ltd. where she produces contraceptives. She uses her pay to purchase Hobby Lobby's amazing products. Thus, Sarah's contraceptive production is traded for Hobby Lobby's products. Because Hobby Lobby does not check where their customers' money comes from, they cannot stop their services being traded for activities they deem immoral, esp. if they are legal.

Originally posted by KazetNagorra
Here is one of many possible scenarios where Hobby Lobby's endorsement of currency means they are funding contraceptives (there are many, mainly indirect others).

Meet Sarah Limbaugh. Sarah Limbaugh loves two things: arts and crafts and contraceptives. She has a job at Foetus Stranglers Ltd. where she produces contraceptives. She uses her pay to purc ...[text shortened]... annot stop their services being traded for activities they deem immoral, esp. if they are legal.

Do you mind answering my question directly instead of trying to side step it with jibberish.

Btw,

No one is forcing anyone to do business with hobby lobby. If you don't want to spend your money with them then you can do business with another company. It is called freedom.

If you want to spend your money on contraceptives then don't spend that money at hobby lobby.

Originally posted by Eladar
Do you mind answering my question directly instead of trying to side step it with jibberish.

Btw,

No one is forcing anyone to do business with hobby lobby. If you don't want to spend your money with them then you can do business with another company. It is called freedom.

If you want to spend your money on contraceptives then don't spend that money at hobby lobby.

It's unfortunate I have not been able to explain the concept of currency to you.

Originally posted by KazetNagorra
It's unfortunate I have not been able to explain the concept of currency to you.

Currency is legal tender.

But hey, to a Communist who believes in a dictatorial state it could mean about anything. Liberals are famous for redefining terms.

Originally posted by Eladar
Currency is legal tender.

But hey, to a Communist who believes in a dictatorial state it could mean about anything. Liberals are famous for redefining terms.

Currency can, but does not have to be legal tender. Currency does not require a legal system per se. I would recommend reading a bit more about currency in order to help you understand what it is and what it means.

Originally posted by KazetNagorra
Currency can, but does not have to be legal tender. Currency does not require a legal system per se. I would recommend reading a bit more about currency in order to help you understand what it is and what it means.

No, currency is legal tender. Any attempt to use the word otherwise in the case of Hobby Lobby is an attempt to redefine terms to go off on a tangent.

Originally posted by Eladar
No, currency is legal tender. Any attempt to use the word otherwise in the case of Hobby Lobby is an attempt to redefine terms to go off on a tangent.

Whether or not the currency that Hobby Lobby uses is legal tender (of course it is) is completely irrelevant to the point that I was making, but you can choose to continue to flaunt your ignorance if you so desire.

Originally posted by KazetNagorra
Whether or not the currency that Hobby Lobby uses is legal tender (of course it is) is completely irrelevant to the point that I was making, but you can choose to continue to flaunt your ignorance if you so desire.

Lol, you talk jibberish and claim that I'm ignorant. Classic liberal dribble.