I wholeheartedly agree with Dana -  here is what she said.  (Although I think I feel angrier about this.  I will definitely vote out those that vote yes for these limitations and restrictions!)

What you do matters and it's your intention behind it that matters most. If your intent is to inflict hardship on people working to do what they believe is right under the law of the land to maintain the mental and physical health of half our population (women), then please consider what you're doing more carefully and act with a loving heart. 

If your intent is to help those same people avoid the pain of doing something you believe is wrong but they don't, please find another way to engage them than by causing them economic and regulatory hardship and suffering in order to bring them to your way of thinking. 

The law of the land is the law of the land because many people believe it is right. Unless the law itself changes, which I do not support, putting up barriers to exercising our rights to good health does nothing but cause hardship and suffering . 

Please find a loving way to help everyone do what they believe is right and preserve and further the health of our mothers, daughters and wives under the law of the land.