Adhering to one's religion rather than sell what one's religion forbids is now regarded as "shoving" customers off to other providers.  My, my.  Are you even aware of your own suggestion of violence, or did that just creep into your thinking?  Refusing to do what one's religion forbids is like taking your ball and going home?  Terrible analogy.  When a kid does that, he's just spoiled, looking for an unfair advantage in order to win.  Unable to find one, he quits.  This is totally unlike a Catholic refusing to do what his religion tells him not to do.  You made a really bad argument here.

Your better argument is that a woman has a right to buy contraceptives, and if there's no one around to sell them to her, she suffers a deprivation of right.  There's a serious flaw in this argument, though, because the woman's Constitutional right is vis-a-vis the state. The woman has no Constitutional right to obtain contraceptives from ME. She only has the right not to have the State  . . .
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