[Ichneumon]

I think the despicable writer of this made up crap wants to force every doctor and pharmacist to carry/subscribe the morning after pill. Right now, large numbers do not because of moral/religious issues. Read between the lines, disgusting.

Those "moral/religious issues" are inexcusable, because they're based on a) gross misunderstandings about how this particular contraception actually works, or b) a "morality" that tries to force their own beliefs about contraception onto other people.

[khnyny]

"Those "moral/religious issues" are inexcusable, because they're based on a) gross misunderstandings about how this particular contraception actually works, or b) a "morality" that tries to force their own beliefs about contraception onto other people."

Your argument is stupid. No one is trying to force anything on anyone (except the Washington Post, the left, and apparently yourself). If you continue with this form of "logic", it's like saying every doctor should perform abortions. Some do, but most do not. Doctors and pharmacists are entitled to their own morals and religious beliefs, which are in fact, guaranteed and protected by the Constitution, at least the last time I checked.

[fellowpatriot]

I suppose you don't want to be cured.