To: justshutupandtakeit
"A pharmacist working for another is required to fill all legal prescriptions given them."
WRONG. Just as a physician is not required to accept any patient who presents to him. A Pharmacist is a professional in practice, who has the right to use judgment. He is not the slave or servant of the patient.
You remind me of several patients I have had over the years who informed me that they had a "right" to a particular treatment or medicine. In each one of these instances, the only "right" they ended up exercising was to choose another practitioner. Permanently.
231 posted on
05/03/2005 4:19:05 PM PDT by
Bushforlife
(I've noticed that everybody that is for abortion has already been born. ~Ronald Reagan)
To: Bushforlife
A pharmacist working for another party as appears to be the case here can fill the prescriptions presented of be subject to firing. One working for himself is not. A physician working for another has the same options.
Those employed by others do not have the freedoms those working for themselves do.
Interesting that you do care for the self-proclaimed "rights" of the patients but support those of this pharmacist. Looks like some "rights" are more equal than others.
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