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progressoid

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15. Reason #72953 not to go to Walmart.

Reply to Snarkoleptic (Original post)

Mon Apr 13, 2015, 10:45 PM

Apr 2015

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Walmart uses Georgia �conscience clause� to refuse woman�s miscarriage treatment. [View all] Snarkoleptic Apr 2015 OP

Time to hound that "pharmacist" into professional oblivion. Daemonaquila Apr 2015 #1

I'd much rather "punch up" than "punch down" to resolve somthing like this. Snarkoleptic Apr 2015 #4

I halfway disagree . . . MrModerate Apr 2015 #19

Power-tripping...yes, most certainly, but Snarkoleptic Apr 2015 #22

Power trip is right. Pharmacist didn't even mention 'conscience clause,' just opinion of med use. Panich52 Apr 2015 #30

The Doctor Determines Need Sparhawk60 Apr 2015 #33

That is Not Possible AndyTiedye Apr 2015 #31

Bringing down some right wing pharmacist is punching up. ncjustice80 Apr 2015 #32

she should pull all her perscriptions from that store immediately dsc Apr 2015 #2

Do they carry the drug? yeoman6987 Apr 2015 #3

It sounds like they do dsc Apr 2015 #5

If the conversation with the pharmacist is accuately depicted, then yes. Snarkoleptic Apr 2015 #6

Even then, pharmacies usually offer to order in a drug they don't stock. LeftyMom Apr 2015 #11

well, that is what an ethical, non-religious nutbar pharmacist does. niyad Apr 2015 #12

the pharmacist does not get to override the DOCTOR!! niyad Apr 2015 #7

niyad speaks for me gratuitous Apr 2015 #8

And me. If you can't bear part of your job, find a different one. calimary Apr 2015 #16

+100000 gollygee Apr 2015 #18

Pharmacist playing doctor... Reason #37 I never shop at Walmart. Kip Humphrey Apr 2015 #9

it isn't just wal-mart, though. these damned fundie pharmacists are all over the place, and niyad Apr 2015 #10

Playing Doctor? More like playing God. Kber Apr 2015 #36

Clearly, the �conscience clause� needs to be changed. In_The_Wind Apr 2015 #13

Everyone should move their perscriptions from Walmart A Little Weird Apr 2015 #14

Moreover, every liberal should avoid Walmart whenever possible. Snarkoleptic Apr 2015 #25

I have been boycotting wally world for nearly twenty years. you could not GIVE me the entire niyad Apr 2015 #34

Reason #72953 not to go to Walmart. progressoid Apr 2015 #15

K&R! Omaha Steve Apr 2015 #17

The only time a pharmacist has any business questioning a prescription is dflprincess Apr 2015 #20

I'm visualising the retort, in a monotone with vacant eyes... Snarkoleptic Apr 2015 #23

I am open to the option of an "exorcism" to remove Jeebus. ManiacJoe Apr 2015 #27

god god god god god god god god god god god god god god god god god god god god god god god god god blkmusclmachine Apr 2015 #21

Bullshit, the corporation needs to be called out on this.. mountain grammy Apr 2015 #24

Does Walmart serve the public? How is it legal for them to refuse to fill a prescription? still_one Apr 2015 #26

The law contains the "conscience clause". ManiacJoe Apr 2015 #28

So can the conscience law also discriminate with regard to religion and race? still_one Apr 2015 #29

. . . . niyad Apr 2015 #35