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TlalocW

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10. So that's an out then?

Reply to karend62 (Reply #4)

Thu Apr 3, 2014, 10:51 PM

Apr 2014

If people start doing things based on their religious beliefs that the state doesn't like, or that's what's going to screw them in the end like gay marriages, etc? Not a legal mind here.

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Mississippi just legalized same sex marriage with SB2681 [View all] karend62 Apr 2014 OP

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So that's an out then? TlalocW Apr 2014 #10

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Text of the law: joshcryer Apr 2014 #15

More shoot-self-in-foot policy from Mississippi legislature karend62 Apr 2014 #18