Woman was denied morning-after pill because of pharmacists' beliefs: Lawsuit

Again she had a hit list and a sob story, it was snowing had to drive 3 hours to these local mom and pop pharmacist when Walmart Supercenter was only a 30 minute drive away staffed with kids who doesn't give a damn.

 

You 1st came up with a link proving I was right. Than you claimed my source is iffy.
If you first complained about my source, than I could have found an other.... so you know lol

 

Bacon doesn't need a prescription and Muslims won't give you an abortion pill, which is definitely not life saving.

Work harder on your analogies.

 

This story is becoming more of a farce then I really comprehend it at first.

A Walmart Supercenter 30 minutes away staffed with kids who doesn't give a damn would of filled her prescription in minutes.

Instead she had a hit list of Christian pharmacist she already knew wouldn't of filled it


Hilarious.

 

You posted an atheist blog as a source why?

Do you see me ever posting a Christian blog as a source?

 

She drove herself to the pharmacy and had the ability to get upset about. The only thing the plan b does is prevent the pregnancy. She could if just as easily bought it off of amazon even. You also dont need a prescription for plan b.

 

Yes but what if we have 30 minutes to live thanks to the climate crisis and the pharmacist has a carbon destroying pill that will save the universe??

What then?? HUH HUH??

 

Pregnancy is a medical condition according to insurance companies.

 

Our WM has self check registers and they ain't got no conscience to object to.

 

Just make it a condition of being licensed by government.

 

A Pharmacist dispensing a pill is not medical treatment, and the patient is not dying.

This is why your strawman is so wiggidy whack.

 

Or they may lock them up in the isles-its still OTC.

 

It is absolutely a medical treatment.
No one said she was dying.
I am asking where the line is drawn... there apparently isn’t one (until it impacts a “christian” that is)

 

The medication she was prescribed is not OTC. Your lie has been refuted yet you continue to repeat it.
Says a ton about your character.

 

No. I am saying your opinion is baseless. Besides... I noticed you dropped the entire topic and are deflecting.

 

You did call it an emergency which it wasn't.

 

You already forgot your lame strawman fallacy? That was fast.

 

The medication was stocked because they carry it, the pharmacist was an employee and decided the customer should not have access to the medication. The lie was that local stores did not carry it as per the attached article.

 

Source it or else I have to kick that opinion of yours to the curb.

You mentioned that Walmart Supercenter before, and I noted the Walmart you claim to be that close... is actually not in the same state. lol

 

I never called it an emergency, I said it is called an emergency contraceptive, it is called an emergency contraceptive because it has a limited time of effective use (4-6 days) and is taken as a last resort due to other contraceptives either being bypassed or failed.

The reading comprehension in this thread is atrocious.

 

I dunno why you're complaining when your own source supports it.

 

Flat out lies and assumptions
Feeling warm?

 

A pregnancy could be fatal for some women who have medical conditions. And the earlier you take that drug, the better it works. The doctor wrote a prescription that she had to have it. Getting it from amazon, was apparently not an option and of no excuse. Both pharmacies she was denied service, actually sell that drug to customers. So it's rather clear that the people they employed need to be fired or otherwise change their policies. In one case, it has resulted that 1 person has left the building.

 

Oh, so not the business owner! I just assumed that it was the owner as is the case in every other refusal of service case I've heard of. Well hopefully the employee was fired.

 

So a Supercenter Walmart is not 30 minutes from McGregor?

I researched it, you did not.