"Plan B Ruling: State Can't Force Pharmacists To Dispense 'Morning-After' Pill"

[Aucune Raison]

Plan B Ruling: State Can't Force Pharmacists To Dispense 'Morning-After' Pill


I'd rather not get into another abortion topic, so my question is this: Whose rights should be put above the other, the pharmacists who have "moral objections", or the person seeking medication?




Frankly, my opinion is that if you're not able to do your job and dispense legal drugs, you should go find another line of work.

 

[Bukkake Sensei]

Decisions like this should naturally be made by the consumer, and if you think you're answering to a higher law than the law of man, medicine is probably the single worst job field you could hope to be involved in.

I hate social conservatism.

 

[final Glith]

if you think you're answering to a higher law than the law of man, medicine is probably the single worst job field you could hope to be involved in.

I hate social conservatism.

you've said it all

 

[Aucune Raison]

I guess there are no objections?

 

[Stavvy]

I hate it when people shove their religion down your throat, which this effectively is. As been said before, if you can't do your job, GTFO.