F.D.R. wrote:
My personal view is that if a woman wants to have an a******n that's her choice, I'm certainly in no position to make a moral judgement. However, I can't see that this ruling has any weight. All any doctor has to say is that the practice doesn't do a******ns and refer them to someone who 'specializes' in a******ns.
So, why was there ever a need for a law allowing clinicians to refrain from giving a******ns based upon moral beliefs in the first place if they weren't going to try to force clinicians into performing a******ns in the second place???