Good!
You are a pharmacist, not the local preacher. Your job is to dispense medicines as prescribed by a doctor. Don't like it? Find a new line of work.
"Your job is to dispense medicines as prescribed by a doctor."
This is not a pharmacist's job.
A pharmacist always has the discretion not to dispense a drug.
Doctor's only get a fraction of the pharmacology in medical school that pharmacists get in pharmacy school and often prescribe the wrong drug or drugs which could lead to deadly interactions.
My wife is a pharmacist and has caught many errors that could have killed patients.
You wouldn't want your Viagra interacting with your heart medication would you?
You are a pharmacist, not the local preacher. Your job is to dispense medicines as prescribed by a doctor. Don't like it? Find a new line of work.
Since when is a Governor's order tantamount to a Doctor's Prescription?
And you are a customer, not an enforcer of government morality.
Unless I'm a "preacher", I must ignore my conscience and perform my work in a moral vacuum?
No.
Your job is to dispense medicines as prescribed by a doctor.
Ordinarily, yes. Unless I believe the doctor has erred. In which case I won't. If I believe that the dose he's prescribed might kill you-or somebody else- then I won't fill it.
Don't like it? Find a new line of work.
Don't like my business or the service I provide? Find another one.
"You are a pharmacist, not the local preacher. Your job is to dispense medicines as prescribed by a doctor. Don't like it? Find a new line of work."
Baloney. He is a seller of a product. You think that by executive fiat a private enterprise should be told what they have to sell?
Wrong in two ways:
1-It's not the government's place to force you to sell anything.
2-You think it is constitutional for the executive branch to make law by signing an order?
BTW, there is nothing in the constitution that makes anything and/or everything related to health care a "right".
Get a clue here. Think slippery slope.
You are a prison guard, working at Auschwitz during WWII. Your job is to make sure the prisoners arrive on time for their final appointment. Don't like it?
Find a different argument.
"Good"
As an operating room nurse, I have had the option for years NOT to be involved in abortions. I think people have a right to act according to their conscience. If government forces people into this, what will be the next step?
What an utterly juvenile response.