bripat9643
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Why do you object to it? It's a religious practice protected by the 1st Amendment, isn't it?
Wrong, numskull. You have a Constitutional right to live. You don't have a Constitutional right to have a business serve you or provide you with birth control.
lol, so where does the line fall on special privileges for people who want to violate the rights of others in the name of their religion?
PS, you do have a constitutional right to be served by a business.
It falls on the side where you have actual rights.
That's meaningless gibberish. The right to equal treatment by public accommodations is an actual right.
Wrong. It's a legal fiction. Your theory that rights are created by government has been demonstrated to be bogus 10,000 times in this forum.