The New Republic's Isaac Chotiner notes some dissatisfaction with the New Hampshire compromise over gay marriage (Gov. John Lynch agreed to sign the bill if the legislature adds provisions "exempting any religious group – and any person or nonprofit organization working for such a group – from having to participate in such ceremonies."). Kevin Smith, a leader of the state's anti-marriage movement, doesn't think the protections go far enough.

This amendment does nothing to protect the religious liberties of independent business owners, such as photographers and caterers, who in good conscience cannot perform theirservices for same-sex marriage ceremonies.

It'd be easy enough to make a joke here or suggest that, given the current state of the economy, you're unlikely to see someone turning down a chance to sell puff pastry at ridiculously inflated prices, but we'll simply say that marriage opponents do at least display an admirable degree of consistency: all of their arguments are completely ridiculous.