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9/4/2015 6:12:13 PM
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If I was truly forced to do the thing that violates my hypothetical religious beliefs then that would be unconstitutional.
A clerk can always resign and I would resign or quit if my job required me to do something against my beliefs.
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I highly doubt that
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If I was religious then I would value pleasing my god over keeping my job. Anyone who cares more about keeping their job doesn't really care about their god.
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Guaranteed that you would be fighting tooth and nail
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You doubt my claim but I don't... Hmm. You can always get another job.
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You're obviously just claiming that to make yourself look good
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I'm a smart guy so I would realize that it's both illegal and not doing my job if I didn't hand out these marriage licenses. If I thought it was a sin to do that then I'd rather be jobless than openly sin against my god. Anyone who is in that position should really just quit.
