You're right. Dominoes isn't denying anything. Dominoes, the pizza company no longer has anything to do with Tom Monaghan, the founder. It's a publicly held company now. Please don't blame the pizza company for stuff Monaghan is doing. Don't boycott their pizza because of the actions of someone who used to own them.
I hate the idea of a boycott almost as much as I hate their pizza. I can see I'ma gonna have to show you what real pizza tastes like sometime.
Planned Parenthood? Isn't that the organization that the same people who don't want their company health plans to cover contraception also want to defund?
The problem with Papa John's wasn't that it's raising the price of pizza, but that the founder was so publicly announcing it, and stating the reasons why. It seems to me any Real Business would just raise prices and not state why, or if pressured, put out a vaguely-worded press release such as "We have reluctantly had to raise the prices of our products to cover increased costs of doing business."
I forget all the details of the "so-called" Affordable Health Care Act, but as I recall, taxes were going well before the benefits were being put into place.
I'm not convinced that anything and everything health related should be covered by insurance. Food, clothing, and shelter also have major health related consequences and are not covered by insurance. Asprin, vitamins, and other over-the-counter medications are not covered by insurance.
The requirement that businesses provide health insurance under the provisions of the Affordable Care Act doesn't take effect until 2014. The timing of his announcement (both shortly before and almost immediately after election night) is further proof that his statement was motivated almost entirely motivated by politics.
