Board says

[knot_e_lady]

pharmacists can't refuse the morning after pill.

Board: Druggists can't refuse prescriptions - Women's Health - MSNBC.com

Way cool.

[Preacherman]

Yea, thats great. Not only did they make it easyer to murder your child, now they have forced there irresponcible and imoral behavor on our pharmacist. You applaud this, but frown on letting religious minorities keep there consitutional rights. Reminds me of a scripture I read. "for they shall call what is good, evil, and that which is evil, good" Oh the times have come.

[KnightOfSappho]

Preacher, this is the morning after pill which prevents implantation and keeps pregnancy from happening.

You are thinking of RU-486 which which will terminate a pregnancy in the first few weeks AFYER the pregnancy has begun.

Certainly you don't have an objection to preventing an unwanted pregnancy from getting started do you?

[Preacherman]

Originally Posted by KnightOfSappho

Preacher, this is the morning after pill which prevents implantation and keeps pregnancy from happening.

You are thinking of RU-486 which which will terminate a pregnancy in the first few weeks AFYER the pregnancy has begun.

Certainly you don't have an objection to preventing an unwanted pregnancy from getting started do you?

I did have the 2 confused. Mmm Im reckon not. Though I do think pharmacits should be able to operate according to there conscience.

[knot_e_lady]

Originally Posted by Preacherman

I did have the 2 confused. Mmm Im reckon not. Though I do think pharmacits should be able to operate according to there conscience.

And the ruling says that they can have another pharmacist fill the order if there is someone else there.

But they are NOT allowed to deny a patient prescribed drugs simply because of their own moral feelings. There have even been cases of pharmacists not filling the prescription, and actually DESTROYING the prescription so the patient can't get it filled ANYWHERE.

If they have a problem with it, then perhaps they should work elsewhere where they won't have to make those kind of decisions.

[Preacherman]

Originally Posted by knot_e_lady

And the ruling says that they can have another pharmacist fill the order if there is someone else there.

But they are NOT allowed to deny a patient prescribed drugs simply because of their own moral feelings. There have even been cases of pharmacists not filling the prescription, and actually DESTROYING the prescription so the patient can't get it filled ANYWHERE.

If they have a problem with it, then perhaps they should work elsewhere where they won't have to make those kind of decisions.

I can dig it. That other pill though, I have no problem with someone not filling it. Its a drug store, not a abortion clinic.

[tadpole256]

Originally Posted by knot_e_lady

pharmacists can't refuse the morning after pill.

Board: Druggists can't refuse prescriptions - Women's Health - MSNBC.com

Way cool.

This is great! I am glad to know there are still some good, reasonable people left in this country. I was afraid that the Cancer of the Christian right was rotting us away from the inside. Luckily it seems that some reason may still prevail.

[tadpole256]

Originally Posted by Preacherman

Yea, thats great. Not only did they make it easyer to murder your child, now they have forced there irresponcible and imoral behavor on our pharmacist. You applaud this, but frown on letting religious minorities keep there consitutional rights. Reminds me of a scripture I read. "for they shall call what is good, evil, and that which is evil, good" Oh the times have come.

Ahhh... yeas all the mellow-dramatic over-reactive nonsense we have come to expect from the Christian right...

This preserves rights, it does not deny them. If a person does not want to doll out drugs, they should not be a pharmacist. A policeman can not choose what laws to enforce... I see no difference.

Also, you can not murder a child that does not exist. Don't be such a propagandist.

[tadpole256]

Originally Posted by Preacherman

I did have the 2 confused. Mmm Im reckon not. Though I do think pharmacits should be able to operate according to there conscience.

No they shouldn't... A fireman can't choose what fires to fight.

[Preacherman]

Originally Posted by tadpole256

This is great! I am glad to know there are still some good, reasonable people left in this country. I was afraid that the Cancer of the Christian right was rotting us away from the inside. Luckily it seems that some reason may still prevail.

Its probably better we dont speak any more.