'Faith-Based' Pharmacy Opens.

[wilbur]

Why? If I find out that a store doesn't provide the service or product that I need, I go somewhere else. Why is it such a monumental task for adults to manage their own needs? Kids can get all the contraception/"reproductive" health management they can stand in school.

We're talking about a profession thats a little more... fraught with ethical pitfalls than say, selling DVDs.

[LogansPapa]

Why? If I find out that a store doesn't provide the service or product that I need, I go somewhere else.

Exactly. It is a matter of personal choice.

No different than immigrants shopping in their ethnic neighborhood stores - feeling comfortable in doing so. Not anyone else’s business where they shop and why they choose to be with those of their own.

I don’t go to a Jewish delicatessen for a ham sandwich.

[Gingersnap]

We're talking about a profession thats a little more... fraught with ethical pitfalls than say, selling DVDs.

We're talking about a bunch of consumers who are smart enough to use Google.

[FlaGator]

Granting for a second that 'rights/life begin at conception', there are two patients involved, actually... one is getting the short end of the stick, based on the pharmacists personal bias (the conscious one).

But that's still only in the case of something like the morning after pill. What about someone just looking for the pill or some other birth control advice? Will they refer them? They should.

Actually I was thinking of both mother and child. Because of your religious bias you where unable to realize it. You assumed I was referring to only the physical safety. I was referencing the Spiritual as well. Your incomplete underdstanding of my remark was due to the fact that you don't recognize the spiritual nature of people.

Also why should they be required to refer them to anywhere. If I go to buy a hot dog from McDonalds and they don't carry them is McDonalds required to refer me to All-American Hot Dogs?