[contessa machiaveli]

this is BIRTH CONTROL not an abortion. if the pharmacist can't fill a prescription he should hand in his degree and become a preacher.

i wonder how he feels about viagra? bet he has no problem with that.

[Blood of Tyrants]

So what? Are you also in favor of forcing Catholic hospitals and charities to provide birth control in their benefits packages?

Believe me, the abortionists (like Planned Parenthood) would like nothing better than to be able to force hospitals and doctors to perform abortions on demand.

Besides, all this whiny bimbo had to do was go down the street and someone else would fill it.

[The Westerner]

If this is a woman pharmacist, bet she'd replace viagra with placebo just to help her "sisters" avoid the nasty with their husbands. Contessa, this is theater of the absurd.

[Mr. Bird]

if the pharmacist can't fill a prescription he should hand in his degree and become a preacher.

Disagree with you there. As long as his employer is willing to accommodate his beliefs (by continuing to provide service to its customers), it shouldn't be a problem. They failed to do so in this case.

Many hospitals allow health care professionals to itemize any procedure they would not feel comfortable participating in. They do not have to accommodate, but often do.

[katiebelle]

not only that but there are many mecial reasons someone may be on the pill that has nothing to do with birth control. Some women have terrible terrible periods and use this to regulate them.