Are you saying you really believe that if a Wal-Mart refuses to fill this script, the woman will be unable to obtain the drug? First, that's almost certainly not true as things are now. When Governor Blagojevich imposed this crap on pharmacists in illinois, there were cases where the women who were denid the drug by a particular pharmacist could literally walk down the block and get it at another store. Second, if pharmacists don't want to stock the drug, let the doctors give it instead of writing scripts.
Let's keep government out of these affairs.
"Are you saying you really believe that if a Wal-Mart refuses to fill this script, the woman will be unable to obtain the drug?"
No. If you had followed the thread, you would have seen that was a general conversation about using the pill versus waiting longer to confirm and deal with a pregnancy. I was quite specific in another post that I did not think Wal-mart had to sell it.