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Vegetarian, Vegan and Animal Rights

Hell Hath No Fury

(16,327 posts) Mon Jun 30, 2014, 09:18 PM Jun 2014

Eden Food -- attempted to overturn BC mandate.

http://www.motherjones.com/politics/2014/04/hobby-lobby-sebelius-contraceptive-for-profit-lawsuits

Eden Foods Inc. v. Sebelius

Filed on: 3/20/2013

About the plaintiff: Eden Foods is a Michigan-based corporation that specializes in supplying macrobiotic, organic food.

They lost their suit, but I will be remembering this information when I go shopping. >

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Eden Food -- attempted to overturn BC mandate. (Original Post) Hell Hath No Fury Jun 2014 OP

Thanks! Good to know. calimary Jun 2014 #1

Thanks for the link! I've been posting it on other places, glad it's getting around! genwah Jun 2014 #2

I stopped buying their brand since I found out they were fundamentalist activists. byronius Jul 2014 #3

Turns out the owner -- Hell Hath No Fury Jul 2014 #4

calimary

(81,127 posts)

1. Thanks! Good to know.

Reply to Hell Hath No Fury (Original post)

Mon Jun 30, 2014, 09:20 PM

Jun 2014

Won't be buying anything of theirs!

genwah

(574 posts)

2. Thanks for the link! I've been posting it on other places, glad it's getting around!

Reply to Hell Hath No Fury (Original post)

Mon Jun 30, 2014, 09:39 PM

Jun 2014

byronius

(7,391 posts)

3. I stopped buying their brand since I found out they were fundamentalist activists.

Reply to Hell Hath No Fury (Original post)

Tue Jul 1, 2014, 11:08 AM

Jul 2014

Hell Hath No Fury

(16,327 posts)

4. Turns out the owner --

Reply to Hell Hath No Fury (Original post)

Tue Jul 1, 2014, 09:59 PM

Jul 2014

Is also a nutter:

A majority on the U.S. Supreme Court found owners of “closely held” corporations do have a right to exercise religious beliefs.

“This ruling affirms the correctness of our decision to object,” Potter said.

“It’s a fundamental right,” he said, criticizing President Barak Obama as a “dictator” trying to take away rights of citizens.

Read more: http://www.lenconnect.com/article/20140701/News/140709958#ixzz36Gwg5Dkw

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