Quantum Windbag
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If you read the PDF you linked to, you would know that it does exactly as the linked article stated it does. Page 2 starting at line 6.
The part where it says that a business is required to find someone else to provide the services requested?
Dayam, that makes you wrong, again.
And if that one I individual is the only one that can provide that service...like, oh say, a doctor or pharmacist? Maybe the one business property assessor employed by the city or county? The one building inspector, the only septic service?
Who defines undue hardship?
If this law applied to any group but gays, any minority at all, would you still be okay with it?
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How many pharmacists perform weddings?