[-YYZ-]

If you want to work at a job that involves certain tasks, you should either perform those tasks, or find another job. I think most people here would consider that a conservative approach. So, if you own a pharmacy, do what you want, otherwise do what you’re told. Or perhaps you think it’s reasonable for Muslim taxi drivers to refuse to carry alcohol (or dogs), or for Muslims working in a grocery store check-out to refuse to handle port (or alcohol)?

[Always Right]

If you want to work at a job that involves certain tasks, you should either perform those tasks, or find another job. I think most people here would consider that a conservative approach.

First off, this was never part of the job until very recently. Secondly, coercing people to take part in infanticide is not conservative in any way shape or form.

So, if you own a pharmacy, do what you want, otherwise do what you’re told.

In many cases this is no longer a company decision, but one being hoisted upon them by the government.

Or perhaps you think it’s reasonable for Muslim taxi drivers to refuse to carry alcohol (or dogs), or for Muslims working in a grocery store check-out to refuse to handle port (or alcohol)?

Assisting in what many consider murder does not compare to some silly rule Muslims may or may not have.

[highball]

If you want to work at a job that involves certain tasks, you should either perform those tasks, or find another job. I think most people here would consider that a conservative approach. So, if you own a pharmacy, do what you want, otherwise do what you’re told. Or perhaps you think it’s reasonable for Muslim taxi drivers to refuse to carry alcohol (or dogs), or for Muslims working in a grocery store check-out to refuse to handle port (or alcohol)?

An excellent example.

Do the entire job, or don't take the job.

[airforceF4]

I spent a couple of days in a hospital due to Diabetic complications (Type 1, BTW). I know what a lethal dose of insulin would be for me. How I manage this treatment is an issue between my physician, dietician, and the rest of the management team. Since when does a drugstore or a pharmacist have a “right” to intervene in a process in which he or she has not been involved? I have encountered individuals in health care who believe insulin is “bad” for you and should not be taken under any circumstances.

[airforceF4]

I spent a couple of days in a hospital due to Diabetic complications (Type 1, BTW). I know what a lethal dose of insulin would be for me. How I manage this treatment is an issue between my physician, dietician, and the rest of the management team. Since when does a drugstore or a pharmacist have a “right” to intervene in a process in which he or she has not been involved? I have encountered individuals in health care who believe insulin is “bad” for you and should not be taken under any circumstances.