[Buford T. Justice]

Of course not. One should never do the right thing if it might hurt someone else's feelings

He's a Pharmacist and shouldn't refuse a prescription based on moral grounds. I am not at all for abortions and I do think they're wrong, but the woman was asking for a legal prescription and as a Pharmacist, he should provide, it's his job. If he has a problem with the kinds of drugs he might be required to dispense, then he shouldn't be in the business of dispensing drugs!

[frgoff]

He's a Pharmacist and shouldn't refuse a prescription based on moral grounds. I am not at all for abortions and I do think they're wrong, but the woman was asking for a legal prescription and as a Pharmacist, he should provide, it's his job. If he has a problem with the kinds of drugs he might be required to dispense, then he shouldn't be in the business of dispensing drugs!

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[wideawake]

He's a Pharmacist and shouldn't refuse a prescription based on moral grounds.

That's the stupidest argument I've ever heard.

He should help commit a murder because his customer wants him to.

Brilliant.

A pharmacist is not a slave without a conscience who must do whatever his customers ask. By this argument, a doctor who refuses to perform abortions or euthanasia should be thrown out of practice.

If he has a problem with the kinds of drugs he might be required to dispense, then he shouldn't be in the business of dispensing drugs!

Nope. It's a free country. if she wants to kill her kid, she should find a medical professional who is willing to be an accomplice in murder for a fee.