Vox
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To reiterate, my concern isn't that it will create an exception for this company alone, but rather an exception for religious objections alone. I don't see why a religious objection deserves any more Constitutional protection than a secular objection.
we are going in circles here.
Because there are NO secular objection protected under the Constitution which can be somehow applied to the case of obamacare therefore no possibility to struck it down. The secular objection would be freedom of speech, which is not pertinent in any aspect.
Freedom of religion IS a huge aspect and therefore it should be protected and the contraception mandate struck down.
If it is ruled unconstitutional ( a blue dream) - then the whole law will be unconstitutional